I’m not sure how long it has been around for, but Mystery Maze at the end of Oneida Lane (just off Clifton Hill) in Niagara Falls is something I remember from many years ago. It has been spruced up a bit over the years (nothing new this year), but the basic premise is the same….
I recently 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 Email List link at the top right of the Falls.com home page.
You will recall that back in May there was a small new attraction on Clifton Hill called Blue Moose Mining Company. It lasted a month or two, and then it disappeared. It has now reappeared on Oneida Lane in front of Mystery Maze.
Shortly after I found that beat up discount card for Niagara Clifton Group. This card is a slightly better deal. It gets you into Brick City, The Fun House, Mystery Maze, Bronto’s Adventure Playland, The Haunted House, and Guinness World Records Museum for $4.50 including tax (the other card was $4.99 plus tax).
The other day I found a card on the ground from Niagara Clifton Group. It was the size of a business card, and with the card, you could get access to any of their attractions for only $4.99. The attractions include Brick City, The Fun House, Mystery Maze, Bronto’s Adventure Playland, The Haunted House, and…
I saw this notice in the paper on Saturday. Charles Dudley Davenport Burland, the President of Beefeater Niagara Limited/Niagara Clifton Group passed away last week. Niagara Clifton Group operates the Mystery Maze, Brick City, and several other attractions and a hotel. My condolences go out to the Burland family.
From a PRWeb press release seen on Yahoo! News: Halloween is not for the faint of heart in Niagara Falls with ghoulish Niagara events all around the popular districts of Clifton Hill, Fallsview Boulevard and Lundy’s Lane. Clifton Hill is the destination for family fun on Halloween with attractions such as the House of Frankenstein,…