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I will be travelling to Niagra Falls in a few weeks. Just looking for a little advise from you Toronto people, as to how to get from the airport to Niagra. The little bit I have found so far makes it look cheaper to just rent a car.

Any advise or pointers? Much appreciated, thanks in advance.

Tony!

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Hi Tony. The only ground transport company I know of is Niagara Airbus and it looks like their fare for one passenger from YYZ is around $112.00 return + taxes / surcharges. I guess it depends on how many days but car rental may indeed be your best option.

Driving to Niagara is not that scary

Stay away from rush hour and its a good fast drive

From the airport take 401 to 403 and QEW rest of the way

I do it all the time to the states

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In my opinion it's worth it, but I haven't been through in a few years. Depending on your flight schedule, it's not too far out of the way if you wanted to stop there on your drive to or from YYZ.

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If you're interested in the Welland Canal, see the museum...

http://www.stcatharineslock3museum.ca/CANALSCENTRE/wellandCanalsActivities.html

As for the Warplane Heritage, also worth the trip...

http://www.warplane.com/

And if you happen to be there on a weekend before the middle of November...

http://www.warplane.com/Planetalk/2010%20cwh%20tentative%20flying%20schedule.pdf

If you make Niagara on the Lake, Fort George is interesting...

http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/lhn-nhs/on/fortgeorge/visit.aspx

Only open on the weekends in November though.

Then the drive along the Niagara parkway, stopping at various viewpoints is spectacular.

Overall, a good guide to what is going on in Niagara can be found here...

http://www.niagaraparks.com/

Have fun!

Iceman

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You guys are too funny :icon_butt:

Seriously, the reason I know so much about the area is over the last decade or so working with Scouts, we've taken in all these venues and more to educate the kids about their own backyard.

The Warplane Heritage does an overnight camp for youth that is just awesome.

Every fall at Fort George, there is a jamboree where 3,000 + youth take part in a recreation of the War of 1812.

In Niagara Falls itself, not only are the Falls the main attraction. Try visiting the Buddhist Monestary on the parkway and see the 10,000 Buddha's they have.

It's closed for the season, but the tour through the Adam Beck generating station is cool.

All stuff I've learned and experienced by working with the kids.

I recommend it to anyone.

Iceman :023:

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