Does the Toronto ferry cost money?

Toronto Island Ferry ticket prices For only $ 8.19 you can purchase a return ticket for adults. Tickets for seniors ($ 5.37), teenagers ($ 5.37) and children ($ 3.95) are offered at a discounted rate. Taxes not included. Infants under 2 travel for free.



Yes, the Toronto Island Ferry costs money, but the pricing structure in 2026 is unique because your ticket is a round-trip fare. You only pay (or scan your ticket) when departing from the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal in downtown Toronto; the return trip from the islands (Ward's, Centre, or Hanlan's) is effectively "free" as there are no ticket booths on the island side. In 2026, an adult ticket costs approximately $9.50 to $10.50 CAD, with discounts for seniors, students, and children. You can purchase tickets at the terminal kiosks, but the "pro-tip" for 2026 is to buy them online via the City of Toronto website to skip the massive queues that form on sunny weekends. Your ferry ticket is valid for any of the three island destinations, allowing you to "island hop" on foot or by bike once you arrive. Note that private water taxis are also available for around $12 per person each way if you want a faster, more flexible alternative to the large municipal ferries.

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Toronto Ferry Fares As of January 2023, a return trip on a Toronto ferry costs: $8.70 for adults. $5.50 for youth (15-19) and older adults (over 65) $4.10 for Juniors (under 14)

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There are three different pedestrian ferries that take visitors to three different locations: Ward's Island, Centre Island, and Hanlan's Point. The ferry ride is approximately 15 minutes. All the islands are connected to each other and visitors can walk or bike from one to another.

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Ferry tickets are available for purchase online. All tickets are valid for round trips. Ferries to Toronto Island Park operate year-round out of Jack Layton Ferry Terminal. Ferries carry passengers to and from Centre Island, Hanlan's Point and Ward's Island.

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Ferry tickets are available for purchase online. All tickets are valid for round trips. Ferries to Toronto Island Park operate year-round out of Jack Layton Ferry Terminal.

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Unfortunately, just a ferry runs between Toronto and Toronto Island, not between Toronto and Niagara Falls. A few attempts were made in the past, and they all failed.

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There is no need to make a reservation since the ferry departs every 15 minutes between 9 am and 9.30 pm. There will always be availability on the ferry, which takes you safe and quick to Toronto Island. The first departure to Centre Island is at 8 am while the last ferry departs at 11.30 pm.

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You can get on any Toronto Island ferry from the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal (the ferry docks) located near the base of Bay Street, south of Queens Quay. To get to the ferry terminal from Union Station, you have a few options. You could walk, which would take you about 10 minutes.

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Just a short ferry ride from the city of Toronto, and all connected by boardwalks and walking trails, the Toronto Islands are the perfect place to spend a day with the family, someone special, or on your own.

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The islands are very walkable and relaxing. Boardwalks, paths, green spaces, bike rentals, etc. It's a very nice and calm alternative to the city.

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Might take you 3-4 hrs walking depending on how fast you are but i suggest you stay for at least half a day to enjoy the views toronto island has to offer .. :) Helpful?

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U.S. citizens visiting Canada will be required to present one of the travel documents listed here:
  1. U.S. Passport.
  2. U.S. Passport Card.
  3. Enhanced Driver's License (Issued by New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Vermont and Washington only)
  4. Trusted Traveler Program Cards such as NEXUS, SENTRI or FAST enrollment cards.


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Toronto Island Park is made up of several islands, including Ward's Island, Centre Island and Hanlan's Point. Visit Ferries to Toronto Island Park for ferry schedules and fees.

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The Ferry Toronto Island takes you to the Toronto Islands, which are located in Lake Ontario. Also often referred to as Toronto Island Park, the islands are only a 13-minute ferry ride away from the city of Toronto.

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Once on the islands, you can bike, hike or swim your way around the beaches and walking paths. There's Centre Island Beach (the family favourite), Gibraltar Point Beach, Hanlan's Point Beach and Ward's Island Beach, each with its own unique vibe.

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Weekday GO Train service between Toronto and Niagara Falls is a great option for Niagara residents making a day trip into the city, or Torontonians looking for an overnight stay in Niagara. You can now enjoy weekday and weekend train trips in and out of Niagara, year-round.

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