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Niagara
Falls Bus
Niagara Falls Bus and bus tours are the most convenient way to see Niagara Falls city, Niagara's main attractions and wineries
Niagara Falls bus tours is a very convenient way of seeing Niagara city, its surrounding and visiting the most popular Niagara attractions.
That is why we are suggesting to use bus transport as the best to travel throughout the Niagara Region.
Niagara Falls Bus Companies
There are many buses available, from public transportation, Niagara Falls bus called People Mover, to the small shuttles. Or, if you decide to have a bus tour, there are many companies out there offering you a good deal.
Niagara Transit with 10 bus routes, covers the whole Niagara Falls city and surrounding. The bus station is located at the Bridge St. and buses run often, till midnight.
The Falls Shuttle serves major tourist attractions in the city. There are two routes; Red and Blue Line. If you take the bus on a Red Line route, you will see attractions along the Lundy's Lane and Niagara Gorge.
The Blue Line covers Clifton Hill and Fallsview district with high raised hotels, Fallsview casino, Skylon and Minolta Tower.
Buses
in Niagara
Falls
People Mover runs between Table Rock center and Horseshoe Falls, along the picturesque Niagara Parkway, to Queenston Heights, from April till October. This is maybe your best bet to see all the major attractions.
If you are planning to book one of many tours, with the largest bus company, Grayline Niagara, that can be a good choice.
They offer many organized and full day bus tours. They will pick you up from your hotel or motel, and provide you an admission to the main Niagara attractions, with dinner and snack. Just be sure to book in advance.
Double
Deck bus runs from May till October and it offers two
bus
tours on famous British, red double-decker buses. The first bus route includes sightseeing and admission to the three major attractions. You can always decide to get off the bus, and get on after, and finish your bus tour next day.
Second bus route is cheaper and it doesn't cover any attraction, just a city sightseeing.
You can also find many other buses in Niagara Falls, private companies offering you tours and other services, like transport to Toronto, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Buffalo, airports... They are worth exploring.
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