Niagara Transit runs a Falls Shuttle that runs in the busy season. It visits all the major attractions, and you can buy an all-day pass for the Falls Shuttle and all other Niagara Transit buses for $6.00; the pass also entitles you to a discount on the Niagara Parks People Mover System buses.
There are three Falls Shuttle routes, which all meet at the bottom of Clifton Hill:
- Red line (Lundy's Lane): Oh Canada Eh?! Dinner Theatre, Canada One outlet mall, historic Main & Ferry, Lundy's Lane Historical Museum, Clifton Hill (museums), Maid of the Mist, Casino Niagara, Queen Victoria Park, Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort, Skylon Tower, Imax Theatre. Red route map.
- Blue line (Chippawa/MarineLand): Chippawa Business area, Marineland, Greenhouse, Minolta Tower, Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort, Imax Theatre, Skylon Tower, Clifton Hill (museums), Casino Niagara, Maid of the Mist, Queen Victoria Park, Table Rock House, The Falls. Blue route map.
- Green line (Downtown): Rainbow Bridge, Niagara Falls Aviary, bus terminal, downtown (shopping), Niagara Helicopters, Spanish Aero Car, Great Gorge Adventure. Green route map.
In addition, there are all the regular routes of the local transit.
People Mover: The Niagara Parks Commission operates their own transportation system known as the People Mover. Buses run in a continuous loop from the Rapidsview parking lot in the south to Queenston Heights Park in the north. The buses stop at all the Niagara Parks attractions. All day pass: adults 13+ yrs $7.50, children 6 to 12 $4.50, children under 5 years of age ride for Free!
Via Rail travels into the City from Toronto. www.viarail.ca/
Niagara Falls Ontario does not have an airport. The closest airports are Hamilton ON, Toronto ON, and Buffalo NY- Buffalo being the closest.
