Starting this morning I’ll be posting some articles that I’ve had bookmarked. Some are only a few days old, some are several weeks old. As I always say, they may be old, but they are still Niagara Falls related, so I’m going to post them anyway. And besides… some of you may not have seen…
From a PRWeb press release: Demonstrating a commitment to exceeding customer expectations, Comfort Inn Clifton Hill today announced the launch of a new website: www.NiagaraFallsComfort.com. One of the most prominent features of the website is its secure online reservation system. This system features a “first of its kind” package module, allowing guests to build and…
The new Tim Hortons on Clifton Hill should be open in the next couple of weeks (I don’t know an exact date, but I assume they want it open around either the Victoria Day weekend or the Memorial Day weekend). I haven’t been by the site in a few days, but I noticed that the…
The post I just made reminded me of the person who went over the falls a few years ago without any protection and survived. Kirk Jones certainly had his 15 minutes of fame. At first it was thought it was a suicide, and then it turns out that he had someone filming it. I found…
From the Niagara Falls Review: One of Niagara Falls’s most famous and beautiful attractions celebrated its 70th birthday last Tuesday. It was on September 18, 1937, that Oakes Garden Theatre was officially opened. This extraordinary blend of architectural and horticultural skills is visited and admired by countless numbers of people each year. Located on the…
The filming isn't at Niagara Square. It's at the church near it, and they are there again today. #
Last Wednesday I received an the latest email newsletter from Great Wolf Lodge.
The person who writes the Bars Across America blog recently came to Niagara Falls After picking up some baked goods at Tim Hortons, I proceeded down a path along the river to Niagara Falls. As I got closer, the area became more congested with peds and I had to walk. I haven’t been to the…
From the Niagara Falls Review: From haunted hayrides to ghostly battlefields to Norman Bates back on the big screen, there’s plenty to do Halloween weekend in Niagara Falls. All types of scares are in the air. With Halloween on Sunday night, it allows two full days of scary hijinx for families to freak out at….
From Niagara This Week: With a sinking loonie, the playing field has tilted slightly toward tourism operators on the Canadian side of the border. As of Tuesday, the dollar was trading a little more than 90 cents (.0902) against the US greenback, and tourism officials in Niagara Falls said they’re ready to take advantage. “Since…