From StepOutBuffalo.com: If you’re local to Western New York, chances are you’ve made your way to Niagara Falls a handful of times. Think you’ve covered all the ways to explore the region? If you’ve already toured the Falls by foot or boat, Rainbow Air Helicopter Tours is here to offer you a whole new perspective…
From IPM InPark Magazine: This first-of-its-kind dark ride experience delivers thrills and memories for all age groups. Clifton Hill is the centre of the Entertainment District in Niagara Falls, which welcomes millions of guests year round. Carnival Chaos, a 6,000 square feet dynamic, action-packed interactive dark ride features seven fully interactive scenes as well as…
From BLOGTO.com: Dubbed 77 Niagara, the development hailing from Fugiel International Group and Chamberlain Architects will rise out of the central Fallsview district of Niagara Falls near the corner of Stanley Avenue and Robinson Street, a stone’s throw away from the ever-buzzing Clifton Hill.
From the Niagara Independent: Despite a crowd of “100 or so” protestors outside its park entrance in Niagara Falls on Saturday, Marineland said it had a “successful” opening weekend to kick off the 2023 tourist season. According to park officials, Marineland saw a 37 per cent jump in attendance at this year’s opening weekend compared…
From the Niagara Falls Review: They’ve done it in California and Colorado. They’ve even done it for the Super Bowl. And with wildfires filling the Canadian skies with smoke this summer, the prospect of replacing fireworks with drone light shows in Niagara Falls is gaining momentum.
A-Z-Animals.com has an article about a Ferris Wheel in Montreal, as well as the Niagara SkyWheel on Clifton Hill in Niagara Falls. It explains a bit of the history of the SkyWheel, and also includes a few nice photos.
The Clifton Hill Fun by the Falls blog had a posting about places to find antiques. If that is your thing, then check it out!
This site lists the 15 best places to view the Falls. Definitely worth your time to review the list before visiting.
From Niagara This Week: No matter where I travel in this world, whenever I say I’m from Canada, the reaction is almost always “Ah Canada … Niagara Falls.” Over 25-million tourists come every year to this historic eighth wonder of the world in order to watch water fall over a cliff. Although it’s now Canada’s…
From NarCity.com: It’s time to plan a day trip, because this Ontario landmark was just named the “most-loved” in the world, and it even beat the Grand Canyon. A study from Bounce, a luggage storage network, revealed the top 10 “best-loved” landmarks in the world, and Niagara Falls came in at the top of the…