What’s Included

Included

• Lunch (six course, first-class buffet at Fallsview Restaurant)
• Entrance fees / tickets for sites and experiences highlighted in the itinerary, including a cruise on the Niagara City Cruises boat (where applicable)
• Transfers to and from downtown Toronto hotels and Niagara Falls

Not Included

• Sightseeing stops and optional experiences not disclosed in the itinerary
• Additional personal expenses and gratuities (where applicable)

Things to know

Transfers

Transfers (where applicable) are shared

Tour Starting Point

Passengers on this tour will be picked up from all downtown Toronto hotels on the day of the tour between 08:30 am and 09:00 am. Passengers should be prepared – and allow for – roughly 15 minutes both before and after the confirmed pick-up time to account for unforeseen delays (e.g. heavy traffic)

Tour End Point

Passengers will be dropped off at all downtown Toronto hotels on the day of the tour; this sightseeing tour of Niagara Falls from Toronto is expected to last roughly ten hours.

Tips and Gratuities

While there is no set rule regarding tips and gratuity payments in Canada, it’s customary to tip your tour guide and restaurant wait staff anything from 15% to 20% of the total bill.

Experience Substitution

On the days when the cruise on the Niagara City Cruises boat is not operating (primarily during the winter months), this experience will be substituted with the Journey Behind the Falls – an attraction that will see visitors descend 125 ft. by elevator and pass through a short tunnel to access several observational decks located directly behind Niagara Falls.

Additional Tour Information

It’s recommended that passengers confirm their own reservations on this sightseeing tour of Niagara Falls at least 24 hours prior to the tour date by contacting the supplier (Niagara Airbus) directly. Upon confirmation, passengers will then be given a designated pick-up time and location for the day of the tour.

Insurance

If you choose to travel to Canada, it’s important that you get appropriate travel insurance for your itinerary, any planned activities, and any medical expenses you may require in an emergency.

What’s Included

Included

• SilverLeaf Service Rocky Mountaineer package from Banff to Kamloops
• Breakfast, and lunch (gourmet meals served to your seat, with a focus on regional cuisine)
• Complimentary beverage service, including non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks
• Complimentary snacks throughout the journey
• Complimentary luggage handling service from station to station
• Attentive service from Rocky Mountaineer staff
• Knowledgeable host providing informative commentary regarding the landscapes and points of interest

Not Included

• Sightseeing stops and optional experiences not disclosed in the itinerary
• Additional personal expenses and gratuities (where applicable)

Things to know

Dietary Restrictions

Rocky Mountaineer can accommodate various dietary restrictions and preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free. However, it’s important to inform the company directly of any dietary restrictions at the time of booking – or, at least 60 days prior to travel – to ensure that appropriate meal arrangements are made. 

It’s also recommended that you complete a Rocky Mountaineer Food Allergy Form, and then send it to your travel professional or Rocky Mountaineer directly, if you suffer from any food allergies.

Accessibility

Rocky Mountaineer is committed to making its trains accessible, but there are some limitations you need to be aware of if you’re a wheelchair user or someone with mobility issues.

Passengers with mobility issues or other accessibility needs should inform Rocky Mountaineer in advance to arrange for suitable accommodations. While trains are designed to be accessible, the availability of certain features or services may vary depending on your individual situation.

For passengers who can transfer from a wheelchair to a seat, a hydraulic lift will be available to transfer you onto the train in your own wheelchair – which must be 23-inches (or less) wide – and then you will be transferred to a 15-inch-wide wheelchair onboard – which will allow you to navigate the aisles in the railcar freely.

For passengers using wheelchairs full-time, Rocky Mountaineer can accommodate using tie-downs – though there are a limited number of rail coaches with tie-down features and their availability may limit the travel dates available to you.

Tips and Gratuities

To make your journey seamless, gratuities for your Onboard Hosts and culinary team members have already been included in your package price.

Service Upgrade

Rocky Mountaineer packages are based on the available SilverLeaf Service as standard, but can be upgraded to GoldLeaf Service if requested.

With GoldLeaf Service, you’ll enjoy a journey on a bi-level Rocky Mountaineer coach with a dining room and outdoor viewing platform. Meanwhile, with SilverLeaf Service, you’ll travel on a single-level coach with meals and beverages served directly to your seat (something that is also available with GoldLeaf Service).

Insurance

If you choose to travel to Canada, and on Rocky Mountaineer, it’s important that you get appropriate travel insurance for your itinerary, any planned activities, and any medical expenses you may require in an emergency.

What’s Included

Included

• SilverLeaf Service Rocky Mountaineer package from Kamloops to Vancouver
• Breakfast, and lunch (gourmet meals served to your seat, with a focus on regional cuisine)
• Complimentary beverage service, including non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks
• Complimentary snacks throughout the journey
• Complimentary luggage handling service from station to station
• Attentive service from Rocky Mountaineer staff
• Knowledgeable host providing informative commentary regarding the landscapes and points of interest

Not Included

• Sightseeing stops and optional experiences not disclosed in the itinerary
• Additional personal expenses and gratuities (where applicable)

Things to know

Dietary Restrictions

Rocky Mountaineer trains can accommodate various dietary restrictions and preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free. It’s important, though, that you inform the company directly of any dietary restrictions at the time of booking – or, at least 60 days prior to travel – to ensure appropriate meal arrangements are made. 

It’s also recommended that you complete a Rocky Mountaineer Food Allergy Form, and then send that form to your travel professional or Rocky Mountaineer directly, if you suffer from any food allergies.

Accessibility

Rocky Mountaineer is committed to making its trains as accessible as possible, but there are some limitations you need to be aware of if you’re a wheelchair user or someone with mobility issues.

Passengers with mobility issues, or other accessibility needs, should inform Rocky Mountaineer in advance to arrange for suitable accommodations. While the Rocky Mountaineer trains are designed to be accessible, the availability of certain features or services may vary depending on your individual situation.

For passengers who can transfer from a wheelchair to a seat, with mild mobility issues, a hydraulic lift will be available to transfer you onto the train in your own wheelchair – which must be 23-inches (or less) wide. Then, you will be transferred to a 15-inch-wide wheelchair onboard, which will allow you to navigate the aisles in the railcar freely.

And, for passengers using wheelchairs full-time, Rocky Mountaineer can accommodate using tie-downs; however, there are a limited number of coaches with tie-down features and their availability may limit the travel dates available to you.

Tips and Gratuities

To make your journey seamless, gratuities for your Onboard Hosts and culinary team members have already been included in your package price.

Service Upgrade

Rocky Mountaineer packages are based on the SilverLeaf Service available as standard, but can be upgraded to GoldLeaf Service if requested.

With the GoldLeaf Service, you’ll enjoy a journey on a bi-level Rocky Mountaineer coach with a dining room and outdoor viewing platform on the lower level. Meanwhile, with SilverLeaf Service, you’ll travel in a single-level coach with meals and beverages served directly to your seat (something that is also available if you wish in GoldLeaf Service coaches).

Insurance

If you choose to travel to Canada, it’s important that you get the appropriate travel insurance for your itinerary, any planned activities, and any medical expenses you may require in an emergency.