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The cheapest prices found with in the last 7 days for return flights were $91 and $29 for one-way flights to Niagara Falls for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply
Origin | Destination | Travel Dates | Flights From* |
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YXX | Toronto | September 12 to September 26 | $132 |
LAX | Toronto | September 7 to September 11 | $290 |
PVG | Toronto | August 4 to August 28 | $1,505 |
PEK | Toronto | June 20 to July 24 | $1,630 |
HKG | Toronto | July 12 to July 18 | $1,982 |
CAN | Toronto | July 1 to July 7 | $2,152 |
FOC | Toronto | July 17 to July 25 | $2,376 |
SZX | Toronto | August 25 to August 30 | $2,997 |
Traveling to | Niagara Falls YYZ |
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Lowest Price | $91 |
Number of Airlines Serving | 3 |
Airlines Serving | Flair Airlines |
Number of Daily Flights | 10 |
Airlines with Direct Flights | American Airlines, Air Canada, United Airlines |
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Families like: Indoor pools, game room, extra beds/cribs, free breakfast for the whole family
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*According to flight demand on Travelocity.ca from January to December 2021. Savings are subject to change and may vary depending on selections made.
Everyone has heard of the iconic horseshoe-shaped Niagara Falls, but actually seeing them is a whole different story. Because it straddles the border of Canada and the United States, and is surrounded by more than four different airports, flying into Niagara can be confusing. Luckily, we're here to help demystify flights to Niagara! Really, it all depends on where you're coming from and which airport has the Niagara flights that make the most sense for you. The closest options are the Niagara Falls International Airport (IAG), and the Buffalo-Niagara International airport (BUF), about a half-hour from the falls. Though these are American airports and you'd have to cross the border to get to Niagara in Canada, they're closer than the options for Canada, which include Hamilton International Airport (YHM) and Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). Despite being the closest airport on the Canadian side, the Niagara District Airport (YCM) currently has no scheduled passenger services.
Travel from the two U.S. airports might seem tricky at first glance, since you have to cross the border. However, there are many Canadian ground transportation services that can bring you north, as well as rental cars, and the convenient shuttle from the Buffalo Airport. You can also take a taxi to downtown Buffalo and get a bus to Niagara, Canada. From IAG, taxis and rental cars are your best bet. YYZ is about an hour and a half from Niagara, while YHM is about fifty minutes away. Cabs, shuttles, and rental cars are the best options at the two Canadian airports. Hotels in Niagara will also often have shuttles from the area's various airports, and this may well be the easiest option.
Niagara is a vibrant, colorful city that is worth a visit for a lot more than just its famous falls. Delve into the hidden, unsung treasures that this city holds by booking your Niagara tickets today! Search for vacation packages to Niagara here on Travelocity, and get mobile exclusive discounts on your smartphone using the Travelocity app.