Many visitors to Toronto are surprised to learn that it’s only 127 kilometres from the CN Tower to Niagara Falls. As one of Toronto’s next-door neighbours, Niagara makes a perfect destination for a day trip or overnight getaway for FIFA World Cup™ fans looking to switch up the scenery during their visit to Canada’s largest city. Here are some of the best travel options to get to Niagara during your FIFA World Cup™ trip.
GO Transit offers both weekday and weekend service from Toronto to Niagara Falls. Consider purchasing the GO+WEGO combo ticket, which allows you to travel by GO Transit 7 days a week to Niagara Falls GO, and then enjoy hop-on and hop-off access on the Niagara Falls’ WEGO bus service, which connects Niagara Falls’ major tourist areas, attractions, and accommodations.
The VIA Rail train that runs between Toronto and Niagara Falls is just a two-hour ride. Economy class offers thoughtful perks like comfortable seating, complimentary Wi-Fi, power outlets, and the option of a center table when booking for three or four passengers.
Shuttle services, like Niagara AirBus, cater to groups of different sizes for private rides in an SUV, van, or coach, offering service between downtown Toronto hotels and Niagara hotels.
Securing a rental car through major providers like Enterprise, Avis, Budget, and Hertz, and making the trip from Toronto to Niagara Falls is a convenient option that takes between 90 minutes and 3 hours, depending on traffic.
A: It’s just 127 kilometres from Toronto’s CN Tower to Niagara Falls.
A: A wide range of public transportation options, including buses, GO Transit, and VIA Rail, as well as private shuttle services and ride- and car-share services, make it extremely easy to get to Niagara Falls from Toronto.
A: Depending on the mode of transportation chosen and the time of day, the travel time between Toronto and Niagara Falls ranges from 90 minutes to three hours.
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