Niagara Falls Bus Terminal

I thought the Megabus went to the center of Niagara Falls, but it said this was the last stop. I dropped them off here because they said they wouldn't let me take the bus into the city. I think it takes 50 minutes to walk to the city center, or about $10 by taxi. I think I should have told you in advance.

The Niagara Falls bus terminal is a convenient and well-organized transportation hub. During my visit, I found the facilities to be clean, and the staff helpful. Timely departures and arrivals of buses made for a smooth travel experience. One noteworthy feature is the availability of free transportation to Niagara Falls, although it's important to note that a return ticket needs to be purchased. It serves as a reliable starting point for exploring the stunning Niagara Falls region.

The place is very far from the falls, the employee service is not good, the toilets are half dirty and do not have soap

Buses in good condition. The journey between Niagara and Toronto is fast and trouble-free. It is advisable to buy several tickets at the same time to avoid paying more taxes. The bathrooms smell very bad. There is no line to ascend and it is a mess.

Arrival and departure point for buses coming from Toronto to visit the falls. Small but functional place. There you can buy tickets for the Wego bus, for 12 dollars, valid for 24 hours, which takes you to the falls and other main points of the city (which is small). You can also walk (30-40 minutes) or take a taxi.

It’s a small bus terminal and I guess it is ok. I had a hard time using the restroom since it was always occupied, just 2 restrooms, one for male, another for female. The inside is a little cramped and they have a bunch of brochures. There is a ticket counter inside which is nice. This is where you get off the bus the if you are coming from out of town or want to catch a city bus. The Via Rail terminal is nearby.

It's clean, small, there is space to sit. It has bathrooms. But it is far from the city center, to go you have to take a bus that takes 10-15 minutes to get to the center and runs every 30 minutes and you can only pay cash.

Kind attention.

The only bad place about my entire stay in Canada. It is in the middle of nowhere, the surrounding area is a desert with no people or businesses. You must walk more than 40 minutes to get to the Falls. It is very neglected. Its location does not make sense. The photos are of the immediate surrounding area. There is not a single soul, only 2 or 3 taxis are sometimes there.