Flight details
Use the current airline, operating flight number, travel date, arrival time, and a mobile number that works after landing.
Use this page to plan the cross-border part of a trip from Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) into Ontario. It is a route-selection and travel-preparation hub—not a substitute for the dedicated Niagara Falls Canada, Fort Erie, Niagara-on-the-Lake, St. Catharines, Hamilton, or Toronto pages. Choose the actual destination, prepare the travelers and luggage, check current border requirements, then submit the complete trip through AirportTaxiBuffalo.com.
The reservation should identify the Buffalo Airport arrival and the Ontario destination before travel. That allows the trip to be reviewed as a cross-border transfer instead of treating the Canada portion as an afterthought after the passenger lands.
Use the current airline, operating flight number, travel date, arrival time, and a mobile number that works after landing.
Enter the full hotel, home, campus, winery, airport, business, or street address rather than only “Ontario.”
Include every adult and child so the reservation reflects the actual passenger group crossing the border.
List checked bags, carry-ons, strollers, mobility items, boxes, sports equipment, and other oversized belongings.
Each route below has its own purpose. Fares shown here are only the current published standard references for the matching destination; they should not be transferred to a different city or municipality.
Use this route for Fallsview, Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls Ontario hotels, attractions, residences, and other addresses inside the normal Niagara Falls Canada service area.
$95 published standard fare Open Niagara Falls Canada route →Use the Fort Erie page for central Fort Erie, Ridgeway, Crystal Beach, Stevensville, Peace Bridge-area properties, and outlying local addresses.
Exact-address fare confirmation Open Fort Erie route →Use this page for Brock University, downtown St. Catharines, Port Dalhousie, hotels, medical destinations, residences, and local business addresses.
$150 published standard fare Open St. Catharines route →Use this route for Old Town, inns, hotels, wineries, Shaw Festival trips, weddings, restaurants, and one confirmed Niagara-on-the-Lake destination.
$155 published standard fare Open Niagara-on-the-Lake route →Use this page for downtown Hamilton, McMaster-area trips, hospitals, hotels, homes, businesses, and other approved Hamilton destinations.
$250 published standard fare Open Hamilton route →Use the Toronto page for central-city hotels, residences, offices, universities, Union Station-area destinations, events, and other confirmed downtown addresses.
$355 published downtown fare Open Toronto route →Toronto Pearson International Airport is in Mississauga and should be booked as an airport-to-airport transfer when the traveler is connecting from BUF to a flight departing YYZ.
AirportTaxiBuffalo.com does not currently use a dedicated YYZ landing page or treat the $355 downtown Toronto fare as an automatic Pearson price. Enter “Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ),” the airline, terminal if known, departure time, passengers, and luggage for exact route confirmation. The existing Toronto page also explains the downtown-Toronto-versus-YYZ distinction.
Airport Taxi Buffalo can arrange transportation, but a confirmed ride does not establish that a traveler may enter Canada. Requirements depend on factors such as citizenship or nationality, how the person is entering Canada, immigration or residency status, and the documents being used.
Use the Government of Canada's current entry-requirements tool for the traveler's own situation. Do not assume that another passenger's passport, visa, residency card, or authorization rules apply to you.
Official Canada entry requirements →Passports and other required documents should be available during the ride rather than buried in luggage. Border officers may ask questions about the trip, destination, stay, belongings, or traveler status.
Official CBSA visitor information →Travelers who want an additional Buffalo-based transportation resource can also review BUF Buffalo Airport Taxi®. Its website publishes separate Buffalo Airport, Canada-route, border-planning, and return-to-BUF travel information. Use AirportTaxiBuffalo.com for reservations made through this website.
A Canada trip can include far more than suitcases. The reservation should describe the full passenger-and-belongings combination so vehicle space can be reviewed in advance.
Canada considers travelers under 18 to be minors. Children must meet normal entry requirements and, depending on who is traveling with them, may need additional documents showing permission, custody, guardianship, or the relationship to the accompanying adult.
The border interview is not only about passports. Travelers may also need to declare goods and answer questions about belongings being brought into Canada.
The route pages use broad planning ranges because a cross-border trip has two separate variables: ordinary road travel and government inspection. Weekends, holidays, weather, construction, tourism traffic, QEW congestion, events, and the exact address can all change the total time.
| Destination | General planning context | Important variable | Route page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Niagara Falls, Ontario | The normal drive is relatively short; travelers commonly think in roughly 45 minutes of driving before variable border delay. | Bridge traffic, border inspection, Fallsview/Clifton Hill traffic, exact hotel. | Niagara Falls Canada → |
| Fort Erie area | Often planned within a broader roughly 60–90 minute cross-border window depending on the final community. | Fort Erie vs. Ridgeway vs. Crystal Beach vs. Stevensville, border processing. | Fort Erie → |
| St. Catharines | Travelers commonly plan roughly 60–90 minutes, but the range is not a guarantee. | Border inspection, highway conditions, Brock/downtown/local address. | St. Catharines → |
| Niagara-on-the-Lake | Travelers often use roughly 65–90 minutes as a broad planning range. | Border crossing, seasonal tourism, rural winery/venue location, Old Town traffic. | Niagara-on-the-Lake → |
| Hamilton | A longer Ontario trip often planned around roughly 90 minutes to two hours. | Border, QEW traffic, construction, exact Hamilton destination. | Hamilton → |
| Downtown Toronto | Long-distance planning commonly uses roughly two to three hours under favorable conditions. | Border, QEW/GTA traffic, weather, events, exact downtown address. | Toronto → |
| Toronto Pearson (YYZ) | Treat YYZ as a time-sensitive airport transfer rather than using the downtown Toronto planning range by itself. | Border, highway traffic, airline terminal, check-in and baggage deadlines. | Request YYZ confirmation → |
A return ride is not simply the outbound trip in reverse. The vehicle must reach the U.S. border, the travelers must complete entry procedures, and the group still needs enough time for airline check-in, checked baggage, security, and boarding at BUF.
These are the dedicated Ontario route pages currently used by AirportTaxiBuffalo.com. Toronto Pearson remains an exact-trip request rather than a separate dedicated landing page.
AirportTaxiBuffalo.com accepts advance cross-border reservations to served Ontario destinations. Every traveler must meet Canadian entry requirements and complete border inspection.
No. This is the broader Canada and Ontario planning hub. Travelers going specifically to Niagara Falls, Ontario should use the dedicated Niagara Falls Canada route page.
Current dedicated pages cover Niagara Falls Ontario, Fort Erie, Niagara-on-the-Lake, St. Catharines, Hamilton, and downtown Toronto. YYZ is handled as a separate exact airport destination within the booking process.
Requirements depend on the traveler. Use the Government of Canada's official entry-requirements tool for your citizenship or nationality, status, method of travel, and documents.
Yes, when they meet current entry requirements. Depending on who is accompanying the child, additional authorization, custody, guardianship, adoption, or relationship documents may be appropriate. Review Canada's official minor-child guidance before travel.
Travelers must answer border questions and declare goods when required. Food, plants, animal products, pets, alcohol, tobacco, gifts, commercial goods, and large amounts of currency can have specific rules.
Do not assume so. The published $355 route is for the standard downtown Toronto destination. Toronto Pearson Airport is a separate airport destination in Mississauga and should be confirmed using the exact trip.
Return transportation may be reserved in advance for accepted routes. Provide the exact Canada pickup, departing BUF flight, passengers, luggage, and enough time for U.S. border processing plus airport procedures.
Use the exact Canadian address, current flight details, passenger count, luggage, mobile contact, stops, and special requirements so the reservation reflects the trip you actually intend to take.