Niagara Falls Tours From
ICE Condos (12 & 14 York St)

Getting to your pickup point

Your closest meeting point is the Fairmont Royal York at 100 Front St W, outside the Front Street doors, a 8 minute walk from ICE Condos (12 & 14 York St). Walk north on York Street, cross Bremner and the rail overpass area, and continue to Front Street; the Fairmont's doors are on your right. Day tour pickup is at 8:00 am. For the Day and Evening Tour, the nearest pickup is Dineen Coffee Co. at 140 Yonge St, at 1:15 pm in summer or 12:10 pm in winter.

Tours available from here

The Niagara Falls Day Tour starts from CA$99 per person, and the most popular package (CA$159) includes skip-the-line Niagara City Cruises boat tickets. Travelling as a group, or prefer door-to-door service? A private tour picks up directly at ICE Condos (12 & 14 York St) with a custom itinerary and a full quote within 12 hours.

Taking the Day and Evening Tour instead? Its nearest pickup is Dineen Coffee Co. at 140 Yonge St, departing 1:15 pm in summer (May 8 to October 15) or 12:10 pm in winter and returning about 11:00 pm.

What you will do at the falls

After the short walk from your hotel, the coach handles the rest: about 90 minutes to the falls with commentary, then 3 to 4 hours of free time plus 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.

When the tour drops you back

Drop-off back at the Fairmont is between 5:00 and 5:30 pm, steps from Union Station and the financial district's evening restaurants. From there it is the same 8 minute walk back to your hotel.

Before and after your tour around ICE Condos (12 & 14 York St)

ICE Condos guests are steps from Scotiabank Arena, so pre-game nights and concerts are at your door. Maple Leaf Square's restaurants handle dinner after drop-off, and the Harbourfront boardwalk is a 5 minute walk south for a post-tour sunset.

Private tours from ICE Condos (12 & 14 York St)

Groups, families and corporate outings can skip the coach entirely: a private tour from your hotel starts at ICE Condos (12 & 14 York St)'s door, runs on your schedule with your own guide, and is quoted in full within 12 hours.

Pickup FAQ

Does the tour pick up at the hotel directly?

Scheduled tours stop at the Fairmont Royal York (100 Front St W), a 8 minute walk away, rather than at the door. A private tour can pick you up directly at your address.

What time should I leave the hotel?

Day tour pickup is at 8:00 am. Leave about 18 minutes before, so you arrive 15 minutes early. The coach stops briefly at each point and cannot wait.

Where can I get coffee before the 8:00 am pickup?

Union Station's food hall across the street opens early, and the Fairmont lobby has coffee if you are cutting it close.

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.

What is the cheapest way to get to Niagara Falls from downtown Toronto?

The honest answer is the GO Train with a WEGO combo, CA$22 on weekends and CA$34 on weekdays in 2026. It takes about 2 hours each way and Niagara Falls GO Station sits 2 km from the falls. Our CA$99 day tour from the Fairmont Royal York trades a few dollars for a direct 90 minute coach, a licensed guide, and Whirlpool and Parkway stops the train skips.

Is there a shuttle from Toronto hotels to Niagara Falls?

There is no public door-to-door shuttle between Toronto and Niagara Falls. The closest thing is a tour pickup near your hotel, which is what the the Fairmont Royal York stop, 15 minutes from ICE Condos (12 & 14 York St), is for. WEGO buses only run locally within Niagara.

Is 4 hours enough time at Niagara Falls?

Yes, four hours covers the essentials comfortably: the boat sails 20 minutes, the falls boardwalk and viewpoints take about an hour, and that still leaves time for lunch on Clifton Hill. For more depth, Package 2 (CA$159) adds skip-the-line boat tickets so you lose no time in queues.