From New York City: Niagara Falls Full Day Tour

Know before you go What to bring Documents : Carry a valid passport and any required visa if you plan to visit the Canadian side independently. Child seats : Bring your own child or booster seat, as every traveler including babies must have their own seat. Clothing : Wear comfortable clothes and prepare for changing weather at the falls. Shoes : Wear comfortable walking shoes, as this is a long day with walking at the park. Accessibility Wheelchairs : The tour is not wheelchair accessible, so guests using wheelchairs may not be able to join this experience. What’s not allowed Large luggage : Do not bring suitcases or large bags; oversized items may incur a $10 per bag fee if accepted. Pets : Do not bring pets; only service animals trained for a disability are allowed. Additional information Duration : This is a full-day tour lasting approximately 20 to 24 hours from New York City. Physical demand : The long duration and walking may feel physically demanding for some travelers. Border crossing : The tour operates on the U.S. side; Canada visits are on your own with valid documents. Visa rule : No visa is required for the U.S. side of Niagara Falls for eligible nationalities. Maid of the Mist : Maid of the Mist operates seasonally, typically from May to November. Maid option : The boat ride is only included if you select a ticket option with Maid of the Mist. Fireworks : Fireworks at Niagara Falls are seasonal and depend on city scheduling and weather. Coach type : The tour runs on a coach bus with standard forward-facing seating. Restrooms : Restrooms are usually available on the coach, and scheduled rest stops are provided. Seating rule : Every traveler, including babies, must occupy their own seat on the coach. Seat selection : Optional seat selection is available for an extra fee of $15 per person. Languages : Guided commentary is offered in English and Spanish, depending on the option selected. Booklets : Printed booklets are available in several languages including Italian, German, French, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. Weather : The tour runs in most weather conditions, so itineraries may proceed in rain or cold. Timing changes : Road conditions, traffic, or unforeseen events may affect the total tour duration. Service animals : Service animals trained for a disability are permitted on the tour.