Niagara Falls Canada to a Buffalo Bills Game
Flat Rate $150
Staying in Niagara Falls, Ontario and heading across the border for a Bills game? We pick you up at your hotel, cross into the United States with your group, and bring you back to Canada after the game on a plan agreed before you leave.

Built for the Cross-Border Game Day
Picked Up at Your Hotel
Fallsview, Clifton Hill, Lundy's Lane or a residential address. Your driver comes to the door rather than a meeting point.
Cross-Border Experience
Crossing into the United States is what we do every day. Your driver picks the bridge on the day based on live conditions.
The Ride Home Is Booked
Your return to Canada is arranged before kickoff, so the border crossing back is part of the plan rather than an afterthought.
One Fare, In US Dollars
A flat $150 per vehicle, confirmed before pickup. It does not move with the exchange rate or with game-day demand.
Niagara Falls, Ontario to Highmark Stadium
Highmark Stadium is close enough to the border that a Bills game works as a day trip from Niagara Falls, Ontario. The drive is roughly 40 miles, and the flat rate is $150 per vehicle in each direction. What makes it different from a normal Niagara to Buffalo transfer is that you are absorbing a border crossing and concentrated stadium traffic in the same journey, in both directions, on a fixed schedule set by kickoff.
We pick up anywhere in Niagara Falls, Ontario. That covers the Fallsview hotel corridor, Clifton Hill, Lundy's Lane, the Marineland area, and residential addresses. The vehicle is yours alone, so your group stays together through the crossing rather than being split across cars that may clear the border at different times.
The fare is quoted and charged in US dollars, and it is per vehicle rather than per person. A group of four splits one $150 fare each way. Cash in US dollars and card are both accepted, with a 4% processing fee on card payments.
- Door-to-door pickup from any Niagara Falls, Ontario address
- Flat $150 per vehicle, each direction, fixed before pickup
- Private vehicle, so your group crosses the border together
- Return to Canada after the game arranged in advance
- Driver selects the bridge on the day based on live wait times
- Vehicles for up to ten passengers travelling together
- PickupAny hotel or address in Niagara Falls, Ontario
- DropoffHighmark Stadium, Orchard Park, NY
- BorderPeace Bridge or Rainbow Bridge
- Est. Time~75 to 120 minutes, border dependent
- AvailabilityMon–Sun, advance booking
- Flat Rate$150
See the New Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park
Photos taken by our team just outside the stadium in Orchard Park.
Roughly 40 miles and one border crossing from your Niagara Falls hotel.
Photos taken by Buffalo Canada Airport Taxi in Orchard Park, NY
Leaving From a Niagara Falls Hotel
Most of our Bills game passengers are staying on the Canadian side for the weekend rather than in Buffalo. Pickup is at your hotel entrance at a time we set together, working backwards from kickoff rather than from the raw driving time.
The Fallsview corridor, Clifton Hill, and Lundy's Lane are all inside the flat rate, and so are addresses further out towards Chippawa and Marineland. There is no per-hotel surcharge and no need to meet the driver somewhere else.
If you are also arriving from or departing to Buffalo Airport that weekend, it is worth booking those legs at the same time so one company is holding the whole itinerary.
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Entering the United States for the Game
Going south you are processed by US Customs and Border Protection. The driver takes the lane, and every passenger answers CBP questions directly about where they live, where they are going, and why. Passports stay with each passenger rather than being collected.
Every passenger is responsible for carrying their own valid travel documents and for their own admissibility. A transportation company cannot determine whether someone is admitted, and we cannot influence a CBP decision. If a passenger is refused entry, that is between them and CBP.
Your driver picks the crossing on the day. The Peace Bridge is the most direct route towards Orchard Park, but when it backs up the Rainbow Bridge or Queenston-Lewiston can be quicker even though the drive is longer. The flat rate does not change based on which bridge is used.
How Much Extra Time Should We Allow?
More than you would for a normal trip, and we would rather set the pickup early than tight. Two separate variables stack on a game day: the border, which swings widely by day and hour and is outside anyone's control, and the approach to the stadium, where Abbott Road closes to traffic six hours before kickoff and the last couple of miles run slower than the rest of the drive.
We will not publish a precise door-to-kickoff figure, because an honest one does not exist. What we do is set your pickup time against the specific kickoff, the day of the week, and what the crossings are actually doing that weekend, then build in margin. A Sunday afternoon game and a Thursday night game are different problems.
If you are on a tight schedule, tell us at booking. It is usually better to arrive early and spend the extra half hour outside the stadium than to be sitting at the bridge at kickoff.
Returning to Canada After the Game
This is the part most people underestimate, and it is the main reason to book a return rather than improvise. Sixty thousand people leave at once, vehicle access around the stadium is tightly controlled afterwards, and you then have a northbound border crossing on top of that. Rideshare is a weak plan here even for people going back into Buffalo, and the Bills themselves advise fans to have a backup for the ride home.
Your return is arranged before the game: a specific time and a specific meeting point agreed with your driver, not a message sent from the middle of a crowd. If the game runs long or goes to overtime, call or message and we adjust.
Northbound you are processed by the Canada Border Services Agency, and the same rule applies as going south. Every passenger carries their own documents and answers for their own admissibility. Same-day trips carry no personal exemption for goods brought back, so anything bought at the stadium is declarable.
Why This Differs From a Regular Niagara Trip
A standard Niagara Falls to Buffalo ride has one variable: the border. A Bills game day has three. The border, the stadium approach, and a fixed deadline you cannot move, because kickoff happens whether or not you are there.
It is also a round trip on the same day, which a normal airport transfer usually is not. The return leg has to be planned around when the stadium actually empties rather than when the clock hits zero, and the crossing back has its own peak.
That is why we treat this as one booked plan rather than two separate rides. Book the return at the same time as the outbound, because game-day availability is finite and the useful return slots go first.
One Price. No Surprises.
Your fare is fixed at booking. No meter running, no surge pricing, no border fees added later. What you see is what you pay.
- All tolls included
- Direct door-to-door service
- Luggage assistance
- No extra charge for flight delays
- Flat rate all included — except gratuity/tip
Flat rates apply to standard pickup and dropoff areas. Custom addresses, additional stops, long waits, or destinations outside listed zones may require confirmation before pickup.
Other Popular Transfers
Common Questions
The flat rate is $150 per vehicle each way between Niagara Falls, Ontario and Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park. It is per vehicle rather than per person, so a group splits one fare. Book the return at the same time and both legs are confirmed before you travel.
Typically 75 to 120 minutes, though that depends heavily on border wait times and stadium traffic. We set your pickup against the specific kickoff time and build in margin rather than quoting a fixed number that will not hold on a busy weekend.
Every passenger needs their own valid passport, NEXUS card, or enhanced driver's licence, and permanent residents should carry their PR card alongside their passport. Children need their own documents. Each passenger is responsible for their own admissibility, and no transportation company can influence a border decision.
Usually the Peace Bridge, since it is the most direct route to Orchard Park. If it is backed up your driver may use the Rainbow Bridge or Queenston-Lewiston instead. The choice is made on the day based on live wait times, and the flat rate stays the same either way.
Yes, and we strongly recommend booking it with the outbound leg. The return runs to a time and meeting point agreed before kickoff rather than a request sent from the parking lot. If the game runs long, message us and we adjust.
US dollars. The $150 flat rate is quoted and charged in USD and does not shift with the exchange rate between booking and pickup. Canadian cards are accepted with a 4% processing fee, and your own bank may add a foreign transaction fee.
Yes. The flat rate covers any Niagara Falls, Ontario address, including the Fallsview corridor, Clifton Hill, Lundy's Lane, and out towards Chippawa and Marineland. There is no per-hotel surcharge.
Up to ten. A sedan seats four, a minivan six, and groups of eight to ten travel in two vans together. Since pricing is per vehicle, a larger group splits the fare rather than paying per head.
Book Your Ride to the Game
Flat $150 from Niagara Falls, Ontario to Highmark Stadium. Hotel pickup, and your return to Canada booked before kickoff.


