I tweeted on Saturday that I was up on the Niagara SkyWheel. While on the ride, I took a couple of pictures on the work going on behind it. The “teepee” (that’s what a friend of mine called it) hasn’t changed much, but there is lots of other work going on at the site. The word is that it is a new mini-putt course with a large volcano (see here, here, here, and here).
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Tags: Construction, dinosaur park, mini-putt, miniature golf, niagara skywheel, volcano
Well since it is on the Niagara Falls website, it’s safe to report that the property behind the Skywheel is going to be an adventure mini putt?
http://www.niagarafalls.ca/bus.....sp?id=2124
Not quite sure how this is better then an amusement park but it’s not my property.
Good find Lonny. Now I have a name I can refer to.
The city’s recently released Business Development Report says that the 28 story HOCO/Comfort Suites will break ground in 2010. If I recall the plans that were released, this hotel was supposed to be at the south end of the property, near Robinson St. It also has the Marriott Residence (Canadian Niagara) starting this year.
http://www.niagarafalls.ca/bus.....report.pdf
I just looked at the report now. Boy, the city sure can make everything sound wonderful, can’t it?!
[...] As Lonny mentioned a couple of weeks ago, the City of Niagara Falls has information about the steel structure behind the Niagara SkyWheel. The attraction will be called Dinosaur Park Adventure Golf. The city web site doesn’t really have any other information on it. It says it is new construction and that it is currently under construction, but there is no proposed opening date. [...]