TORONTO · NEIGHBOURHOOD
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The 7 most popular niagara falls evening tours in Toronto. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Toronto to Niagara in one long, well-paced evening: Hornblower cruise, illuminated falls with fireworks, dinner at Sheraton Fallsview, plus scenic stops.
Niagara Falls evening tour from Toronto with transport, boat cruise in season, Journey Behind the Falls option, Sheraton dinner, and fireworks.
“Well, I give this tour a 3 out of 5 stars for experience. It is definitely not worth the money. Keep scrolling because they have cheaper tours on Viator. Make sure you read the fine print. There is no fireworks over the falls. We were told during the tour that that stopped on October 13th.…”
Toronto to Niagara for a boat cruise, Journey Behind the Falls tunnels, dinner with a view, and waterfall lights with fireworks or winter displays.
“Adam was a great host and looked after us and gave us all the best necessary information and had a good sense of humour.”
Toronto day trip to Niagara Falls’ Winter Festival of Lights with sunset views, Niagara Parkway stops, and optional Journey Behind the Falls plus Skylon.
A winter Niagara Falls day trip from Toronto with Journey Behind the Falls, Floral Showhouse stops, Clifton Hill free time, and Table Rock views.
Toronto to Niagara Falls day trip with hotel pickup, Table Rock and SkyWheel views, Niagara Parkway stops, and dinner options. $148.62.
“The tour was not exactly what I signed up for. It did not include the skywheel as promised, and there was no complimentary water or souvenir.”
From Toronto, see Niagara Falls’ Festival of Lights on an evening tour with pickup, WiFi, line skips, and scenic stops for a full 8–9 hour day.
“Niagara Falls and Xmas lights where amazing. Bus ride to get there was way too long, approximately 3.5 hours, driver was very informative but spoke for the entire 3.5 hours which became a little tedious, then only took 1.5 hours to get back”
