From the Niagara Falls Review:
Disney’s Aladdin Jr. will work its magic at the Greg Frewin Theatre during the next several months. But no show will likely provide the same excitement and pure joy evident on the faces of those who attended the theatrical show’s opening last night.
Bob Gale Jr., owner of Gales Gas Bars Ltd., purchased all 700 seats for last night’s show and distributed them to less fortunate families through Project SHARE, Big Brothers Big Sisters and Niagara Support Services.
Learn more about the Greg Frewin Theatre and the Aladdin Jr. production…
I previously posted about some possible changes at Screamers. The area that was being painted now has a name… Smart Gifts and Convenience.
This is essentially a press release about how the OTMPC is going to market Niagara Falls, but it is still interesting reading:
A beautiful white sand beach. A place where wild animals roam free. A Caribbean carnival with bright colours and vibrant music. Sound like images of striking, tropical locales? No. These unique destinations can all be discovered in Ontario, Canada and are part of a new U.S. marketing strategy from the Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership Corporation (OTMPC) aimed at increasing U.S. visitors this summer.
The campaign, based on consumer research and insights, is designed to intrigue U.S. consumers in near-border markets and encourage them to discover the many diverse experiences Ontario has to offer. By presenting potential U.S. visitors with a new view of Ontario and highlighting its unique experiences and attractions, Ontario hopes to motivate Americans to take overnight family vacations in the province this summer.
“Our research indicates many Americans perceive Ontario as a ‘been there, done that’ travel destination, while those who haven’t visited the province are not aware of many things they can see and do here,” said Sandra McInnis, OTMPC’s President and CEO. “We need to give them compelling new reasons for cross-border travel and strongly position Ontario in consumers’ minds when making summer vacation plans.”
I forgot to mention ths earlier in the week…
I saw an ad in Saturday’s Niagara Falls Review for the Fallsview Waterpark. It said on from May 16 - 18 (Tuesday to Thursday of this week), locals could pay $9 to go to the Fallsview Waterpark with the proceeds going to charity. Apparently all you need to do is bring proof of residence in the Niagara Region.
It seems like a good way for them to use the waterpark during the middle of the week before the summer starts.
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