Fallsview Casino Resort is the large casino, hotel and entertainment complex at 6380 Fallsview Boulevard, on the escarpment above the Horseshoe Falls in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Its gaming floor, two theatres, restaurants and shops draw visitors from Toronto, Buffalo and beyond, many of them on show nights. NiagaraFallsLimo.net drives guests to the casino's Fallsview Boulevard entrance and collects them after the last hand or the final encore. This page explains the arrival, the parking, the show-night routine and where the Fallsview Indoor Waterpark fits in, since many visitors assume the two are connected.
How do you get to Fallsview Casino without driving?
NiagaraFallsLimo.net drives you to Fallsview Casino Resort, 6380 Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls, Ontario, and drops you at the Fallsview Boulevard entrance. Toronto Pearson is roughly 120 km (75 mi) away, usually a 1 h 30 – 1 h 45 drive off-peak. Enter your pickup and the casino in the booker to see the fixed fare first.
From downtown Toronto the trip is about 130 km (80 mi), usually 1 h 35 – 1 h 50 off-peak, and two hours or more on a summer Friday evening when the QEW is at its busiest. From Buffalo Niagara International it is about 40–45 km (25–28 mi), usually 45–60 minutes before the border. Coming from Niagara-on-the-Lake, the 23 km (14 mi) trip usually takes about half an hour.
What is inside the resort
According to the Fallsview Casino Resort website, the property offers:
- Gaming: more than 3,200 slot machines and 110 gaming tables on 200,000 sq ft of casino floor.
- Entertainment: two venues, the OLG Stage and the Avalon Theatre, hosting more than 320 shows a year.
- Dining: more than 20 options, from steak and seafood to Italian, Chinese and Asian, a deli, bars and lounges.
- Shopping: the Galleria Shops, with more than 20 retailers.
- Hotel and spa: guest rooms with falls views, a pool and fitness centre, and Damara Day Spa. Our Fallsview Casino Resort hotel page covers check-in and luggage arrivals.
- Rewards: Momentum, Mohegan's rewards program.
You must be 19 or older to enter the casino. Bring government photo ID. If anyone in your party is under 19, check with the resort which areas, restaurants and shows they may use.
Drop-off, valet and parking
The Niagara Falls Tourism parking guide describes a 2,500-space parking garage with two entrances, one off Fallsview Boulevard and one off Murray Street, and notes that valet parking is available at the Fallsview Boulevard entrance. That valet entrance is where our chauffeurs set guests down: you step out under cover, close to the doors, and the car moves away so the lane stays clear.

For the wait, the chauffeur either parks in the garage or leaves and returns at the time you agree. On a show night we recommend a fixed return time based on the show's published end, with a message from you if you stay on the floor longer. With a "By the hour" booking, the car is held for you all evening.
Driving yourself? Garage and valet rates change, so check the casino directly. Many visitors searching "parking Fallsview Casino" are really asking how to avoid driving after a long night, which is exactly the trip a pre-booked car solves.
Show nights at the OLG Stage and Avalon Theatre
Concert and comedy nights change the timing of everything. Our reservations desk plans them like this:
- Arrive early. Aim to be at the door 60–90 minutes before showtime so there is time for dinner on site, a coat check and finding seats. Friday traffic from Toronto can add 30 minutes or more.
- Set a return time, not an open wait. We book the pickup for about 20 minutes after the expected finish. Hundreds of guests leave at once, and taxis and rideshares queue on Fallsview Boulevard; a pre-booked car with a known driver and plate is easier to find.
- Agree a meeting point. The Fallsview Boulevard entrance is the default. If you are staying at a nearby hotel, ask the chauffeur to collect you there instead.
Current shows and times are on the casino's site. For events further afield, such as a game at Highmark Stadium or the KeyBank Center in Buffalo, see our concert and sports transportation page.
The Fallsview Indoor Waterpark is somewhere else
Despite the shared name, the Fallsview Indoor Waterpark is not part of the casino. It is at 5685 Falls Avenue, in the Falls Avenue Resort beside Clifton Hill, about 2 km away by road. The waterpark's own about page describes 125,000 sq ft of indoor water attractions, opened in May 2006, connected to the Sheraton Fallsview, the Skyline Hotel & Waterpark and The Brock Niagara Falls-Fallsview. Day passes are listed for general admission.
That matters for families: a common plan is an afternoon at the waterpark with the children, then an adults' evening at the casino. One chauffeur can handle both, dropping the family at Falls Avenue, returning to collect the adults and taking everyone home. Our Sheraton Fallsview and The Brock pages describe arrivals at the waterpark hotels.
Casino Niagara, the other casino in town
Casino Niagara, at 5705 Falls Avenue next to Clifton Hill, is open and remains in operation. Its official site lists more than 1,300 slots and 30-plus tables, including a poker room, on 95,000 sq ft over two floors, also for guests 19 and older. The Falls Avenue Resort hotels have indoor connections to it.
The ownership picture is changing. On August 13, 2026, Ontario announced that OLG had reached a deal with MGE Niagara Entertainment to end MGE's exclusivity over casinos in Niagara. MGE continues to operate both Fallsview Casino Resort and Casino Niagara, and OLG plans a procurement for new operators later in 2026. Nothing changes for visitors today; both casinos operate as usual.
Across the river, Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino in Niagara Falls, New York, is a short drive over the Rainbow Bridge. Crossing means every passenger carries valid documents, and our Rainbow Bridge guide explains the routine.
Best time to visit
- Weekday afternoons are the quietest on the gaming floor.
- Friday and Saturday nights are the busiest, especially when there is a show at the OLG Stage.
- Long weekends and holidays fill the hotel and the garage; book the car early.
- Winter evenings pair well with the Winter Festival of Lights, which runs from November 14, 2026 to January 10, 2027 along the Parkway and Fallsview, with displays lit nightly from 5 pm to midnight.
How long to allow
A dinner and a couple of hours on the floor is typically four hours door to door from a nearby hotel. A show night with dinner usually runs five to six hours. A day trip from Toronto with dinner, a show and the drive home is a 10–12-hour booking, which is why most guests book it by the hour.
Accessibility
The resort publishes an accessibility policy on its website; contact the casino for details about seating at the theatres. When you book the car, choose the wheelchair option and tell us whether the chair folds. Our accessible transportation page explains the vehicle options.
Nearby sights to combine
- Skylon Tower, a few minutes away on Robinson Street, for dinner 775 ft above the falls before the casino. See the Skylon Tower.
- Journey Behind the Falls at Table Rock, directly below the escarpment; the Falls Incline Railway links the Fallsview area to Table Rock Centre. See Journey Behind the Falls.
- Clifton Hill, about 2 km away, for a late walk after the casino.
Check your fixed fare for a casino night
Ways to get to Fallsview Casino compared
| Mode | Door-to-door time | Cost note | Luggage | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Walking from a Fallsview hotel | a few minutes | free | none | guests staying on Fallsview Boulevard |
| WEGO bus | depends on stop and wait | 24-hour adult pass $16, 48-hour $20, as of 2026 | day bags | daytime visits from WEGO-served hotels |
| Bus or train from Toronto | train or bus plus a local transfer | fare set by GO Transit or the bus line | one bag each | solo daytime visits when schedules fit |
| Taxi | short in town; queues after shows | metered | trunk space | one-way hops within Niagara Falls |
| Rideshare | depends on demand | surge pricing when shows let out | trunk space | solo travellers off-peak |
| Driving yourself | the drive plus the garage | garage and valet rates set by the casino | your own car | people not planning to drink |
| Private chauffeur | door to door, both ways | fixed fare via booker | sized to your group | show nights, groups, Toronto day trips, late finishes |
If you are staying on Fallsview Boulevard, walk. If you are coming alone from Toronto in the daytime and the train or bus timing works, that is a reasonable choice too; our train and bus guide has the details. A pre-booked chauffeur wins for show nights, for groups who want to arrive and leave together, for guests coming from Toronto or the airport, and for anyone finishing late who does not want to queue for a taxi or pay surge prices. See also chauffeur vs taxi vs rideshare.
A note on drinks: alcohol stays inside the casino. Niagara Region's vehicle-for-hire by-law prohibits drinking in our vehicles, and the chauffeur never drinks. The whole point of the car is that nobody has to drive home.
Who this suits
- Individuals: a sedan from Pearson straight to the casino hotel, with flight tracking. Details are on the Pearson airport transfer page.
- Couples: dinner, a show and the car waiting at the valet entrance. Our casino limo service describes evening packages by the hour.
- Families: waterpark for the children at Falls Avenue, an adults' evening at the casino, one chauffeur for both.
- Groups: a stretch SUV limousine or Executive Sprinter for a birthday or bachelor party, all arriving together. See our group trips page.
How to book your casino ride in 3 steps
- Enter your pickup and Fallsview Casino Resort, 6380 Fallsview Boulevard as the drop-off, with the date, the arrival time and the show time in the notes.
- Choose a vehicle class; each displays its fixed fare. Pick "By the hour" or add a return trip at the time you expect to leave.
- Add passengers, bags and extras, pay securely and keep the email confirmation.
More on how bookings work is in how to book a limo in Niagara. For more nights out, see our Niagara Falls nightlife guide and the full attractions hub.
Frequently asked questions
How old do you have to be to enter Fallsview Casino?
The resort says you must be 19 or older to enter the casino, so carry government-issued photo ID. If your group includes anyone younger, ask the resort which hotel, dining and theatre areas they may use. Casino Niagara applies the same 19-plus rule to its gaming floor.
Where do you get dropped off at Fallsview Casino?
Our chauffeurs use the Fallsview Boulevard entrance, where the casino's valet operates. You step out close to the doors and the car moves away so the lane stays clear. For the return, agree a time and the same entrance, and message the chauffeur if your plans change.
How much is parking at Fallsview Casino?
The casino sets garage and valet rates, and they change, so check the casino directly before you drive. The garage has about 2,500 spaces with entrances off Fallsview Boulevard and Murray Street. With a chauffeur, there is no garage fee for you and nobody needs to drive after the evening.
Is the Fallsview Indoor Waterpark at the casino?
No. The Fallsview Indoor Waterpark is at 5685 Falls Avenue in the Falls Avenue Resort, beside Clifton Hill and about 2 km from the casino. It connects to the Sheraton Fallsview, the Skyline Hotel & Waterpark and The Brock. A chauffeur can link the waterpark and the casino in one day.
Is Casino Niagara closing?
No. Casino Niagara on Falls Avenue is open. In August 2026 Ontario announced a deal ending MGE Niagara Entertainment's casino exclusivity in Niagara, with OLG planning to seek new operators later in 2026, but MGE continues to operate both Casino Niagara and Fallsview Casino Resort.
How do I get from Toronto to Fallsview Casino?
By car it is about 130 km (80 mi) from downtown Toronto via the QEW, usually 1 h 35 – 1 h 50 off-peak and longer on Friday evenings. GO Transit and intercity buses reach Niagara Falls, with a local transfer to Fallsview. A private chauffeur goes door to door and brings you home after the show.
Can we drink in the limo on the way to the casino?
No. Niagara Region's vehicle-for-hire by-law prohibits drinking in licensed vehicles, and Ontario law restricts open alcohol in vehicles. Enjoy drinks inside the casino and its restaurants; the chauffeur's job is to get everyone there and home safely, so nobody in your group has to drive.
What shows are at the OLG Stage?
The OLG Stage and the Avalon Theatre host more than 320 shows a year between them, from concerts to comedy. The line-up changes constantly, so check the casino's entertainment calendar. Once you have tickets, book the car with a return time about 20 minutes after the show is due to end.

























