Yesterday I posted my pictures of the lame “Superman Returns” laser logo on Terrapin Point. I said it wasn’t all it was cracked up to be. Well, it seems that depending on when you are there, you’ll see different things. Regular visitor Louise send me a link to the Superman Homepage where they have some…
Seeing 500 of anything together would be impressive, but seeing 500 PT Cruisers together is hard to describe. The owners take such pride in their cars and showing off the detailing, paint, and accessories. The back parking lot of the Comfort In n Clifton Hill was packed from 8 am through the day. I’ve taken…
Yesterday (Thursday) I received the latest email newsletters from the Embassy Suites by Hilton Niagara Falls – Fallsview.
From Le Parisien: Découvrir les Chutes du Niagara sous un autre angle. On connaît l’image des Chutes du Niagara, ces impressionnants murs d’eau en forme de fer à cheval où la rivière Niagara effectue un saut de 51 mètres dans le vide. C’est en été que le spectacle est le plus impressionnant. Mais on oublie…
Here are some pictures of the tent where Avaia (by Cirque Niagara) will be performed:
On Thursday I received the latest issue of the Clifton Hill Resorts Update. The newsletter seems to be almost a duplicate of what they have been sending out every month. As always, you can subscribe to the Clifton Hill Resorts Update newsletter by visiting the Clifton Hill Newsletter page.
The other day I was out for a walk and I found a shiney new Dave & Buster’s rechargeable Power Card. I’ve never played at D&B before, but apparently you buy points, and then use the card to pay for the games. I was kind of hoping that the card still had some value on…
From the Buffalo News: The tethered balloon on Rainbow Boulevard is grounded. The doors to the family fun center in the old Wintergarden are locked. The aerospace museum on Third Street has packed up its collection and is planning a move to Buffalo. At a time when state and local officials are vigorously focused on…
From the Toronto Star: Since its inception in 1867, Canada has welcomed newcomers from all walks of life, although perhaps less enthusiastically in recent years. As millions prepare to celebrate the country’s July 1 birthday, here are some things that immigrants and visitors have to try while in the great white north… 4. Visit Niagara…
From the Lockport Union-Sun & Journal: Let’s say you have 30 cents in change. There are only two coins, but one of them is not a quarter. What are the coins? It took a bit of time for me to catch on to my great nephew’s puzzler. Now I’m wondering what to do with my…