Fares
Your fare allows you to travel in one continuous direction along the shortest route, making as many transfers as needed to reach your destination.
Fare Schedule
Exact fare (Canadian money) is required when purchasing on the bus.
| Category | Cash Fare | 10-ride Card | Monthly Pass |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adults | $6 | $45 | $160 |
| Seniors (65+) | $5 | $40 | $130 |
| Brock University students |
No cost if you have a U-Pass U-Pass valid from Sept. 1 to April 30 each year |
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| Niagara College students |
No cost if you have a U-Pass U-Pass valid from Sept. 1 to April 30 each year U-Pass valid from May 1 - Aug. 31 for summer students only (Students not enrolled in the summer semester will pay adult fare) |
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| Elementary / High school students (proof may be required) |
$5 | $40 | $130 |
| Children (5 and under) |
Free | ||
Fort Erie - Niagara Falls Link
Fort Erie - Niagara Falls Link is a $3.50 fare. If transferring to another Niagara Region Transit bus, the regular fare applies instead of the $3.50.
Port Colborne - Welland Link
As of June 1, 2017, Port Colborne - Welland Link is a $4.00 fare. If transferring to another Niagara Region Transit bus, the regular fare applies instead of the $4.00.
Monthly Bus Passes and 10 Ride Cards
Monthly passes can be used unlimited times for one calendar month.
Purchase monthly passes and 10-ride cards at the following locations:
St. Catharines
- St. Catharines Bus Terminal
70 Carlisle St. - St. Catharines Transit Office
2012 First St. Louth - Pen Centre - Customer Service
221 Glendale Ave.
Welland
- Welland Transit Terminal
160 East Main St. - Welland Transit Office
75 Federal Rd. - Seaway Mall - Customer Service
800 Niagara St. North
Niagara Falls
- Niagara Falls Transit Office
8208 Heartland Forest Rd. - MacBain Community Centre - Customer Service
7150 Montrose Rd. - Niagara Falls City Hall - Cashier's Desk
4310 Queen St.
Port Colborne
- Port Colborne City Hall - Cashier's Desk
66 Charlotte St.
Passengers can use their Regional passes to first board a local bus, and then obtain a transfer for use on any Niagara Region Transit bus.
CNIB Cardholders
Residents who are also CNIB cardholders (formerly Canadian National Institute for the Blind) may show their card and ride Niagara Region Transit for free. Residents may also transfer to any of the local transit services for free.