Border hours at Rain Bow International Bridge - Niagara Falls NY and Canada
Jul 14th, 2019, 07:50 PM
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Border operational hrs at the Rain Bow International Bridge - Niagara Falls NY/Canada
I plan to arrive BUFF, get a rental car to drive across the border to Niagara Falls, Canada side in late July 2019
Here's what Google tells me
Continue on Niagara Scenic Pkwy.
Take Falls Ave/Roberts St/Regional Rd 420 to Stanley Ave/Regional Rd 102 in Niagara Falls, Canada.
1) Does it sound right to you? Is there construction or anything that would prohibit me driving through the country border and come back?
2) We will have our passports. Is there anything else I need to prepare?
3) Most importantly, my flight will arrive BUFF airport late. Do you know the hours at the border at Rain Bow International Bridge? Do they close/open at a certain hours? How can I find out their hours.
Thanks
Nala
Here's what Google tells me
Continue on Niagara Scenic Pkwy.
Take Falls Ave/Roberts St/Regional Rd 420 to Stanley Ave/Regional Rd 102 in Niagara Falls, Canada.
1) Does it sound right to you? Is there construction or anything that would prohibit me driving through the country border and come back?
2) We will have our passports. Is there anything else I need to prepare?
3) Most importantly, my flight will arrive BUFF airport late. Do you know the hours at the border at Rain Bow International Bridge? Do they close/open at a certain hours? How can I find out their hours.
Thanks
Nala
Last edited by nalaland; Jul 14th, 2019 at 08:13 PM. Reason: better clarification
Jul 15th, 2019, 01:28 AM
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I don't recognize those directions - did you say "no toll roads" when you searched? This is the most direct route - 290 to 190
Customs/Immigration/Bridge is open 24 hours a day. Are you an American Citizen? If not you might need a visa in addition to your passport if you are from certain countries.
Customs/Immigration/Bridge is open 24 hours a day. Are you an American Citizen? If not you might need a visa in addition to your passport if you are from certain countries.
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