Niagara Jet Boat Guides
Which dock to leave from, wet boat or enclosed dome, the age and height limits, what a ticket costs, the season, and whether the ride is worth doing.
Is It Worth It?
The most physical thing you can book at Niagara, and genuinely not for everyone. Who should do it, who should take the dome, and who should book a falls boat instead.
Read guide →Lewiston or Queenston?
The same company runs both docks — Queenston in Ontario and Lewiston in New York. What actually differs is the country, the currency and whether you cross a border to get there.
Read guide →Age and Height Limits
The wet boat needs 6 years and 44 inches. The enclosed Jet Dome needs 4 years and 40 inches. Under 16s need a parent or guardian. That difference decides most family bookings.
Read guide →Niagara Jet Boat Price
Around $68–73 for 45 minutes to an hour on the water. Prices are the operator's, so booking ahead buys a guaranteed seat rather than a discount.
Read guide →Season and Hours
The jet boat runs April through October — both the wet boat and the enclosed dome stop for winter. When in the season to go, and what the weather does to the ride.
Read guide →Wet Jet or Jet Dome
The open boat leaves you soaked to the skin — bring a full change of clothes including undergarments. The enclosed dome does the same run and keeps you dry.
Read guide →Ready to get on the water: check jet boat availability →