From the Shelbyville Daily Union: Niagara Falls probably has thrilled visitors since before the arrival of European settlers. Recent technological advances, though, seem to enhance the euphoric experience of falls watching even more. One of the newest ways to enjoy the spectacular scenery is to ride one of the fully enclosed gondolas on the gigantic…
From MergerNetwork.com: Franchise Hotel & Suites, Niagara Falls, Ontario Investment Highlights The hotel is located in Niagara Falls. The Hotel enjoys good visibility and is easily accessible from the major traffic corridors in Niagara Falls. The hotel is one of the first visible hotels for travelers. The hotel is only five minutes from the new…
From WGRZ Channel 2 in Buffalo (includes video): There’s a new effort to spark tourism in Niagara Falls by building more attractions for visitors. Leaders say this one differs from others because it seeks to target certain types of development in a specific area, and that funding decisions will be made locally. $3 million in…
On the same night we went to Haunted House, my sister and I also went to Mystery Maze. I had been before, but I still had a couple of passes. When we handed in our passes, the attendent, Drew, said that if we did it in under 3 minutes we’d get a free pass to…
The 4 Mothers blog has a posting about a recent trip to Niagara Falls: Looking for a summer weekend activity with the kids? We recently took a road trip to Niagara Falls, Ontario to take in the scenery and spend a day at Marineland… The live show did not disappoint and the opportunity to learn…
They are making progress, slowly but surely. This isn’t a great picture, but the gondola is now gone. I would guess that the rest of the tower will be down very soon.
The Imperial Hotel & Suites has had some facade improvement completed.
Yesterday I received a newsletter from Niagara Hospitality Hotels, the operator of the The Oakes Hotel Overlooking the Falls. To subscribe to the newsletter, click on the Email Deals link on the main page of their site.
Last week I received the latest newsletter from the Niagara Clifton Group (Travelodge at the Falls, Fun House, Brick City, etc) To sign up for the newsletter, click on the Join our FREE Email Mailing List link on the side of some of the pages at Falls.com
From the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: The 5th annual Niagara Falls Blues Festival, being held on Old Falls Street, USA, takes place Sept. 6 through 9. More than 20 acts will perform, including James Cotton, Donnie Walsh, Richard Ray Farrell, The Nighthawks, John Primer, Mac Arnold & Plate Full O’ Blues, Tas Cru, The Forty…