Rainbow Bridge Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Rainbow Bridge. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Niagara Falls Canada Helicopter Tour
• Best Niagara Falls Attractions + Tour: Journey Behind Falls, Boat
• Niagara Falls: USA + Canada Tour with Cave, Boat Ride and Lunch
• Niagara Falls Day and Evening Tour from Toronto With Niagara SkyWheel
• Niagara Falls Boat Cruise and Journey Behind the Falls Tour

That depends on how you are crossing the bridge. If you are a pedestrian, it costs US$1 or C$1. The same rate applies if you’re riding a bike. However, if you’re driving, it’s more expensive, with a charge of US$5 or C$6.50.

To cross the Rainbow Bridge into Canada, US citizens must present a US passport, US passport card, enhanced driver’s license, or other accepted travel documents. Foreign visitors must have a valid passport and, if required, a visa. It’s best to check specific entry requirements for your nationality before crossing.

Yes, cyclists can use the Rainbow Bridge—however, there’s a fee of US$1 or C$1 to cross, and cyclists must take the roadway to get across the bridge, not the sidewalk. Also, cyclists must bring identification (such as a valid passport) to show at customs when crossing.

Yes, parking is available on both sides of the Rainbow Bridge; however, charges often apply for parking lots nearby. On the US side, Niagara Falls Visitor Center Parking Lot 1 is a convenient location. On the Canadian side, the Niagara Parks Rainbow Bridge Parking Lot is a nearby choice.

Yes, several attractions are near the Rainbow Bridge, including Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls Observation Tower, Niagara Falls State Park, and the Niagara Falls USA Visitor Center. Families visiting the Rainbow Bridge can add some fun with visits to the Bird Kingdom indoor aviary and the WildPlay Niagara Falls Zipline.