Canadian side of Niagara Falls.?

Question

Does anyone know if you can still go to the Canadian side of Niagara Falls without a passport? I did about 4-5 years ago with my family, and now I want to go back with my fiance. The U.S. side is nowhere near as beautiful. I don't want to have to get a passport right now, and I don't want to drive all the way there if you need one to go over.

Answer 1

Absolutely, you can.  Passports are NOT needed for LAND travel to and from Canada.  you do need a photo I.D. and a proof of citizenship...EITHER a passport OR a birth certificate.  see site below and read carefully.  have a great trip...the falls are fantastic.

Answer 2

Hey...

You don't need a passport unless you're from outside the U.S. To come across you're going to need your birth certificate and government issued ID... your drivers license is perfect... have a good trip :)

Answer 3

If you are a US citizen all you need is your government issued photo ID such as a driver's license and your birth certificate to prove citizenship.  By summer 2009 you will most likely need a passport, and you need a passport now if you are flying.  Best of luck and enjoy the falls.