Detroit-Windsor Tunnel

"The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel is an underwater highway tunnel connecting Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario, facilitating international travel between the United States and Canada. Opened in 1930, it is one of the busiest border crossings in North America, offering a convenient and direct route for commuters and tourists alike. If you don't have a car, you can use public transport or a taxi."

"I was treated like a terrorist, belittled, and was directly insulted by the fat guy with a comb-over, who I assume was a supervisor. All because I had clothes for the weekend, my game console, and was supposed to go to an amusement park with my family. Icing on the cake is I was just there about 2 weeks before hand with no issue. Popular opinion: stop putting cops that failed the fitness test as the border patrol desk kids, they're way too insecure. The right way to go about the situation is firing them, ask your entire country, do a little survey..."

"We crossed today and the USA side didn't have a nexus window/line open, so we had to use all traffic lines and they had only 4 regular windows/lines open , we were stuck in the tannel for 30 minutes. Very inconvenience, specially we are a nexus card holders and they didn't have a nexus line open."

"Tunnel Bus drivers are so friendly and respectful. The bus was clean and Windsor was relaxing. My home away from home. $10 is the fare, one way, going not $3.25. Prices are going up April 2024. Pics are of Windsor after the tunnel ride. Photography prohibited at Border Patrol."

"Pretty amazing to travel from one country to another country through a tunnel, from the USA to Canada! Highly recommend if you’ve never done it!"