All things Niagara Falls tourism…
Yesterday I received the latest issue of the Clifton Hill Resorts Update newsletter (for those interested, although not mentioned in the newsletter, the Comfort Inn Clifton Hill is participating in the Sleep Cheap, Charities Reap promotion). They are promoting several winter package plans. The newsletter also highlights the Winter Festival of Lights.
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From WIVB News:
In commemoration of the sacrifice and contributions made by veterans and current service personnel in both Canada and the United States, The Niagara Falls Illumination Board will light the Falls in red as a symbol of remembrance and honor to all who have served and those who paid the ultimate sacrifice.
According to The Niagara Parks Commission Chairman Jim Williams, “Our Board felt there was no better way to honor our soldiers, veterans and those who have fallen, than to illuminate this shared natural wonder in red.” Williams believes that with Remembrance Day falling on a Sunday this year, the evening will provide a greater number of individuals an opportunity to view, pause and reflect on the sacrifices made for our two countries. “With Sunday being a traditional day of worship that tends to bring families together, I believe it befits the message such a memorial lighting will send.”
From the Niagara Falls Review:
You can start booking Sleep Cheap rooms today.
Hotel operators will begin taking calls for the program at 7 a.m.
This year’s Sleep Cheap Charities Reap event will take place over four nights, from Nov. 26-29.
Participating hotels will offer room rates of $35 per night for a standard room, $45 for a fallsview room and $65 for a whirlpool or waterpark room.
The promotion is open to Niagara residents 21 or older. Proof of residency and a valid credit card are required. Call the hotels directly to book rooms.
Visit the web site for a complete list of hotels participating. The City of Niagara Falls also has info on their web site.
Also from the Niagara Falls Review:
On your marks, get set … sleep cheap.Today, Niagara residents can finally make their long-awaited discounted reservations at the 25 hotels participating in this year’s Sleep Cheap Charities Reap event, taking place over four nights from Monday, Nov. 26 to Thursday, Nov. 29.
As of 7 a.m. today, the public can contact the Niagara Falls hotels to book their Sleep Cheap rooms. This year, people have more than 6,000 rooms to choose from - 1,600 of which are waterpark rooms, said event co-ordinator Coun. Jim Diodati.
Last year, nearly all the 5,200 rooms available were booked.
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