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Niagara Falls Routes

Getting around Niagara Falls, day and night.

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The whole city on one map

Every Niagara Falls route on one interactive map. Zoom in to find the stops near you, or pick a route to follow it across the city.

Niagara Falls Routes

Niagara Falls routes follow a simple numbering pattern. Through the day, Monday to Saturday, you’ll ride a 100-series route. In the evening and on Sundays and holidays, service switches to the 200-series, which covers the same neighbourhoods on combined routes.

Select any route below for its full schedule, map and stops.

How to read these cards

Route name – top of the card, with the two endpoints listed below it
Buttons – your service options for that route
100-series – daytime, Monday to Saturday
200-series – evenings, Sundays and holidays
Serves – key stops on that route, listed at the bottom

Four Major Hubs Across the City

Niagara Falls has no single main terminal. Routes meet and connect at four hubs across the city. Find more information about each hub by tapping on the image.

Main and Ferry Hub
Main Ferry Hub map

Main and Ferry Hub

Canadian Drive Hub

Canadian Drive Hub

Morrison-Dorchester Hub
Morrison Dorchester Hub map

Morrison Dorchester Hub

Niagara Falls Bus Terminal
Niagara Falls Bus Terminal map

Niagara Falls Bus Terminal

Looking for WEGO?

WEGO is a separate service run by Niagara Parks with its own fares — Niagara Transit fares, passes and transfers don’t work on WEGO.

Niagara Parks WEGO
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