A Niagara Falls Parking Hack Has Gone Viral & It Can Easily Save You Money (VIDEO)

"Dude I live here and I didn’t know this."

Ripley's Moving Theater in downtown Niagara Falls City.

Ripley's Moving Theater in downtown Niagara Falls City.

Associate Editor

Niagara Falls is a popular destination for both tourists and locals alike, but with popularity comes high costs.

If you're planning a trip to Niagara Falls, parking can be one of the major expenses to consider. Fortunately, a TikToker, Jessica Nakamura, has shared a helpful travel hack that can save you a lot of money on parking fees, especially if you plan on visiting it more than once a year.

In a video that has gone viral, Nakamura explains that instead of , visitors can purchase an annual pass from the Niagara Parks website for just $40.

@thatmamarealtor

I’m all for coupons and money saving tourist hacks! What’s yours? #niagarafalls #touristhack

"You can buy it on the spot on your phone, and you just go to the parking office, and they print the past for you," she said in her video.

According to Niagara Parks' website, you can also have the pass mailed to you, and it allows visitors to park at several popular locations, including the ones across from Table Rock Center and the Canadian Horseshoe Falls.

The parking pass also applies to Dufferin Islands, Niagara Glen, and the Botanical Gardens. Additionally, restaurants such as Table Rock House Restaurant, Queen Victoria Place Restaurant, Whirlpool Restaurant, and Queenston Heights Restaurant also offer parking that can be used.

Many people in the comments, including locals, said they had no idea they could do this.

"I’m from The Falls and didn’t know this! 😂," a person wrote. "Dude, I live here, and I didn’t know this; I’m doing that," another person wrote.

One person pointed out the parking pass price has also gone down over the years.

"It used to be $75, and they lowered two or three years ago to $40," they wrote.

"So reasonable. Locals do it all the time."

  • Associate Editor

    Rhythm Sachdeva (she/her) was a Toronto-based Associate Editor at Narcity Media. She has previously reported for CTV News, The Canadian Press, the Toronto Star and the Times of India, where she published several A1 features and breaking news stories for national audiences. Rhythm graduated from the University of Toronto with an honours bachelor of arts degree in journalism and also holds a graduate certificate in contemporary journalism from Centennial College. At university, she was the managing editor of her campus magazine, The Underground. She's passionate about writing about the diverse immigrant community in Toronto and is always on the hunt for unique human interest stories.

Niagara has two secret waterfalls hidden in a valley and the views are magical

You can enjoy stunning waterfalls without the crowds.

You're not a true Ontarian unless you've been to at least 5 of these 12 natural wonders

How many of these have you crossed off your Ontario bucket list?

Justin Trudeau, Katy Perry attend Coachella

Katy Perry shares photos of Justin Trudeau at Coachella

7 surprising things I miss about Vancouver since I moved away

And no, the bikes lanes did not make the cut.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb to meet with PM

Finnish President Alexander Stubb to meet with PM Carney in Ottawa this week

Liberals, Bloc give final push in Terrebonne

'Tight race, but we can win': Liberals, Bloc give final push in Terrebonne