Niagara Falls Tours From
300 Front St W

Exactly where we meet at 300 Front St W

Pickup is in front of the Starbucks at street level of 300 Front St W, at the corner of Front and John Street. The coach arrives at 8:05 am for the day tour. If you are early, you can grab a coffee and watch for the bus from the window. The Day and Evening Tour departs from this same spot at 1:25 pm in summer (May 8 to October 15) or 12:20 pm in winter.

Before or after your tour: around Front and John

• The CN Tower is right behind the building, about 5 minutes on foot.
• Ripley's Aquarium of Canada sits at the base of the tower, a 6 minute walk.
• Rogers Centre home of the Blue Jays, is one block southwest.
• Roundhouse Park and Steam Whistle Brewing are just south, a nice spot to end the evening after your tour.

Tours that stop at 300 Front

The Niagara Falls Day Tour picks up here at 8:05 am and drops you back between 5:00 and 5:30 pm. From CA$99 per person; the CA$159 package includes skip-the-line boat tickets. Staying somewhere else downtown? Check all our pickup locations, or ask about a private tour with pickup at your door.

Prefer the falls after dark? The Day and Evening Tour also picks up here: 1:25 pm in summer (May 8 to October 15) or 12:20 pm in winter (October 16 to May 7), returning about 11:00 pm.

Your day at the falls from the CN Tower district

From the entertainment district it is one easy meeting point, then roughly 90 minutes to the falls and 3 to 4 hours of free time with skip-the-line attraction packages. Popular picks:

• Niagara City Cruises (Hornblower) boat ride - included in the CA$159 day tour package.
• Journey Behind the Falls - the tunnels behind the waterfall, included in the CA$209 package.
• Skylon Tower and the Niagara Falls helicopter tour - optional add-ons you can book on tour day.
• Free time for Clifton Hill, Table Rock and the falls viewpoints, plus a 35 minute maple syrup and chocolate stop on the way.

Back at Front and John afterwards

Drop-off puts you back at Front and John in the middle of the entertainment district, with the CN Tower lit up around the corner and dozens of restaurants within two blocks.

A little history: under the tower

The CN Tower behind this block was the world's tallest freestanding structure for 32 years after opening in 1976, built by Canadian National Railway on old rail lands. The Starbucks you are waiting at faces the corridor where the country's transcontinental trains once staged; Roundhouse Park south of the tracks keeps a working turntable and the 1929 locomotive shed, now Steam Whistle Brewing.

300 Front St W pickup questions

What time should I be at the pickup spot?

Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled pickup time. The coach stops briefly at each point, so being early keeps the whole tour on schedule.

Where exactly does the coach stop?

In front of the Starbucks at 300 Front St W, near the corner of Front Street and John Street, steps from the CN Tower.

Where can I get coffee before pickup?

The Starbucks you are meeting in front of opens before pickup, so order while you watch for the coach.

What if I am running late?

Call or WhatsApp us at +1 416-792-7968 as soon as you can and we will tell you the best option, which is sometimes catching the coach at its next pickup point.

Can I bring luggage on the tour?

There is no luggage storage on the coach, so travel light. If you are checking out that morning, leave your bags with your hotel's bell desk or a downtown luggage service and collect them after drop-off.

What time do tours leave from this stop?

The day tour departs at 8:05 am and returns around 5:00 to 5:30 pm. The evening tour leaves the same spot at 1:25 pm in summer (May 8 to October 15) and 12:20 pm in winter. Arrive 5 to 10 minutes early; the coach stops briefly and cannot wait.

How can I get to Niagara Falls cheaply from Toronto?

If price is everything, take GO+WEGO, CA$22 on weekends and CA$34 on weekdays. If time matters, the math changes: our day tour is CA$99, picks up at 300 Front St W, in front of the Starbucks at 8:05 am, and runs 90 minutes direct with a guide, no transfers and no 2 km station gap.

Is a passport required on the Niagara Falls day tour?

You will not cross a border: the falls, the boat, and every stop are on the Canadian side. Leave the passport in the hotel safe.