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Niagara Falls Tours and Tickets

With Niagara Falls tours, witness the mighty falls originally known by the name Elgin or now called Niagara Falls. It is a special place for many reasons - its beauty, its power, and its utility, among others. This is one of the few natural wonders of the world that falls on an international border. And, with gorgeous geological features in both Canada and the United States, there's a lot to cover on your Niagara Falls tickets USA. Book a 3-day or 2-day Niagara Falls tour from New York City to make the most of your itinerary.

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Our tips for Niagara Falls

  • Wet n wild. If you take a Niagara Falls trip of any kind, you will get wet! Those cheap, ubiquitous, plastic ponchos will not save you. Plan your attire accordingly!
  • Canada, eh? For the full experience, you absolutely must get a view from both the USA and Canada. Plus, there are far more events, activities, and accommodations on Canada's side. There is the Bridal Veil Falls, American Falls, Horseshoe Falls, Goat Island, Cave of the Winds, Three Sisters Islands, and much, much more. So, find your passport and book New York to Niagara Falls tour package accordingly because we're hitting Niagara Falls from both sides!
  • Day tripping. If you are just passing through, you can easily get away with feeding a parking meter and taking a tour of this natural wonder for free!

Good to know

On October 24th, 1901, Annie Edson Taylor, a school teacher, became the first person to survive a trip over Niagara Falls in a barrel. William Red Hill, Sr. was a daredevil and rescuer from Ontario. He is credited with saving 28 lives and the recovery of 177 bodies from the Niagara River.

In 1969, the water stopped flowing over the American Falls for six months. An earthen dam was built so scientists could study the geology of the falls. On June 30th, 1859, Charles Blondin, a.k.a. Jean François Gravelet, became the first person to cross the Niagara gorge on a tightrope.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the best time to visit Niagara Falls?
    A:

    The Niagara Falls State Park is open 365 days a year, regardless of weather conditions. That said, the best time to visit the falls is late spring to early fall. Many of the most popular attractions and tours are seasonal, such as the Maid of the Mist, and operate only during these months. Temperatures reach freezing by late November and continue into April. Rainfall is pretty steady throughout the year; but, when you're getting drenched by Niagara Falls, it doesn't really matter much, right?!

  • Q: How do I get there?
    A:

    The most common ways to reach are by flying into Buffalo Niagara International Airport or driving in along the I-90 highway. Although State Park does not have a physical address, the best address that you can input into your GPS is 24 Buffalo Avenue, Niagara Falls, NY 14303. That will put you at the intersection of Buffalo and 1st Street, which is where you’ll find the entrance to the park.

  • Q: How far is Niagara Falls from New York?
    A:

    Niagara Falls is located around 400 miles away from New York City and it will take you approximately 7 hours to reach there by car.

  • Q: Which three falls come together to form Niagara Falls?
    A:

    American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls come together to produce the world’s fastest-moving waterfall named Niagara Falls.

  • Q: What are the top things to explore around Niagara Falls?
    A:

    Make sure to explore the Cave of the Winds, The Adventure Theatre, Maid of the Mist, Prospect Point Observation, and the Aquarium of Niagara when you are there.

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