Kids wanted to go for the mirror maze .. nice location. Right next to the big Burger King and other…read moreplaces like upside down house . Wasn't crowded . Was expensive for few mins of entertainment.. my youngest kid liked it . It was good inside and very interesting . But I wish the maze was a little big/ long .. it finished pretty quick. I thought of giving a 2 star but because my smaller kid liked it , it's worth for a 3 .. parking is crazy .. of course nothing close by. Lots of restaurants around though. Overall an average experience...

I really wanted to love it, but it ended up just being kinda...okay…read more I'm not sure if we did it wrong, or if maybe we are just mirror maze professionals...but the experience felt really short. You get disposable gloves before going in, and then you have to make your way through the maze from entrance to exit. Overall it took less than 5 minutes for us to get from one end to the other, and the mirrors were all the same. It would have been cool and I might have enjoyed it better if they had some different, funky effect kind of mirrors, though, I suppose that might give away that they're mirrors rather than passageways, but still! Still a fun concept, I'm just not sure it was worth the price, though with a stamp you do have the option to go through again- so that's definitely something to consider!

I was AWESOME ,AMAZING..It was nice seeing the wax museum of celebrities. Fun to walk around. I…read morewould go again..

I got the package deal of doing Ripley's, this place, and the selfie museum at a discounted rate…read more It's an ok experience. There are some that are dead-on for the celebrity to the point of it being creepy. Others look like a 5-year-old did them and look nothing like the celebrity. Nonetheless its a fun time and worth the visit, just not at full price.

This place was so cool! I had done a little research and decided to purchase tickets for our family…read moreto visit. I purchased online in advance. It starts with sort of a museum, which we mostly skipped. We were able to use the clean restrooms and then begin our journey into the bird sanctuary. The birds roam free and there's actually cute little mice in the building. I think they're prey for the birds but couldn't be certain. There's all kind of birds here and they're allowed to fly around and roam inside the big habitat . My kiddos fed the lorikeets and they had a blast doing that!

Finding Bird Kingdom is easy, finding the parking not so much. Apparently it's at the next door…read moreTravelodge hotel, but not very well marked. The Kingdom starts with some rooms about Niagara Falls history and some daredevils going down the falls. The first room, on the top floor, you enter has live birds, free walking tortoises and amphibians. Up a flight (stairs) and we found many bigger birds. They apparently bite (signs everywhere) and were very loud. The bottom floor is somewhat like a tropical forest with many birds. Very colorful ones. The tour took us about an hour.

CRAZY! Clifton Hill is absolutely wild as a wheelchair user. When they say it's a steep hill, they…read moremean it. The incline is so sharp that at times I was worried my powerchair might tip backward. As for the attractions, it's a classic tourist strip packed with spots like Ripley's Believe It or Not, the Horror Castle, the Frankenstein Coaster, and the Niagara SkyWheel, which is fully accessible. I also treated myself to some fresh Baileys Irish Cream fudge, which was delicious. The whole area reminded me a lot of Times Square back home. Bright lights, crowds, attractions everywhere, and nearly everything sits on a slant because of the hill. Quite an experience! #CliftonHill #NiagaraFallsCanadaSide #Abigail #tysadventures26CRAZY! Clifton Hill is absolutely wild as a wheelchair user. When they say it's a steep hill, they mean it. The incline is so sharp that at times I was worried my powerchair might tip backward. As for the attractions, it's a classic tourist strip packed with spots like Ripley's Believe It or Not, the Horror Castle, the Frankenstein Coaster, and the Niagara SkyWheel, which is fully accessible. I also treated myself to some fresh Baileys Irish Cream fudge, which was delicious. The whole area reminded me a lot of Times Square back home. Bright lights, crowds, attractions everywhere, and nearly everything sits on a slant because of the hill. Quite an experience! #CliftonHill #NiagaraFallsCanadaSide #Abigail #tysadventures26

There was tons to do and different restaurants to choose from. The food could've been better but…read moreother than that, we had a good experience.

Niagara Parks' Botanical Gardens is a place to experience nature's beauty and horticultural…read moreexcellence. The gardens span 99 acres with meticulously designed landscapes, and showcases award-winning gardens that burst with vibrant seasonal blooms and lush, overflowing greenery. During my visit, I walked along peaceful trails, where seasonal display beds had a fresh palette of stunning flowers and foliage. I explored the parterre, rose, vegetable and herb gardens, and let the serene beauty of Niagara's most beautiful natural surroundings These gardens were some of my favorite: *Herb Garden - meticulously curated garden showcases culinary herbs from around the world, medicinal plants and herbs used in commercial applications. With fragrant perfume plants, vibrant dye plants, as well as herbs for brewing beverages and homeopathic remedies. At the heart of the Herb Garden, there is a charming knot garden and a classic sundial, elegantly positioned along the central axis, adding a touch of timeless beauty to this botanical sanctuary. *Rose Garden - Covering more than two acres and a cherished part of the Botanical Gardens since the 1940s, the Rose Garden is a stunning showcase of over 2,400 roses. With 54 meticulously maintained rose beds and 31 vibrant annual display beds, this garden offers an exquisite sensory feast powered by nature. Explore a diverse collection of roses, including fragrant hybrid teas, colourful floribunda, elegant grandiflora and enchanting climbing rose varieties. This is a must visit attraction during your visit to Niagara Falls.

Absolutely beautiful grounds. Beautiful and peaceful way to spend the day…read more Best of all, it's free entrance unless you want to visit the Butterfly Conservatory (and you should)! Bring a book to read at one of the many benches throughout , spend a whole day, take your time wandering, savoring the beautiful grounds then grab lunch or a coffee or drink at the cafe!

There is a street Downtown Niagara, Clifton. It mimics a Las Vegas strip. Plenty to see and more to…read moredo. Busy, fun and crowded. Museums, eateries and gift shops. We purchased a package that included the Nightmare Experience. Me: chicken, crybaby, scaredy cat, whatever name you have for me, I happily accept. Never liked scary movies; I know what you did last summer, scream and others like that. NO monsters! Every now and then I will try a haunted house because I know without a doubt, they are just PEOPLE dressed in costumes. Before entering we were asked a million questions about our health, including heart issues and seizures. Ok, I'm already scared. The young lady that took our tickets gave very specific instructions. Hold on to each other and follow the tiny red lights on the wall. It is completely dark inside. What!!! We are in line and once the light turns green to go, we enter. Our final warnings are NO hitting or kicking. If we want to end the scare, all we have to do is yell "nightmare"! Really? Well, she didn't lie! It was total darkness! I was scared because I couldn't see any of the scares coming. None of the monsters that jumped out, or spiders that crawled on me, or the jeep that almost hit us. That was pretty cool. AND, we had to military crawl through a tunnel, in total darkness! Just following a tiny red light that guided us. It was a lot of fun, I did NOT let go of hubby. Glad I used the bathroom first. Lol.

Forewarning, this is a very very particular type of haunted house, so be aware of what you're…read moregetting into. Most haunted houses in Niagara falls (and just in general) are set up to be dark, have some gags, some props, neat decor to look at, maybe some scare-actors in costume; this is not that. This is a dark maze, with dead ends, winding corridors, narrow crawlspaces, and shrinking rooms. There are minimal gags & props, and more loud legitimately terrifying noises, electric shocks right next to your head, and the props are designed to scare the absolute life out of you, and your only guide is a small red light in the ceiling; so if that's what you're into, then this place is top notch. If however you prefer a more calm, artistic haunted house, with an actor in a vampire costume jumping out in front of you, then this place might be a bit much. Especially if you didn't bring an extra pair of clean underwear with you. Highest possible recommendation... But only for a very specific kind of horror fan.

Our recent trip to the Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory was truly magical! Our tickets for…read moreadmission were included with our Wonder Pass Plus purchase. This attraction doesn't require an appointment, but it is a longer bus ride from the other Niagara Parks attractions, so be sure to plan for that. We used our passes to take the WEGO bus from Niagara Takes Flight to the butterfly conservatory. Rain was in the forecast, so this is a nice, indoor option. The conservatory itself houses so many butterflies, and they tell you upon entry that it is thought to be lucky if a blue one lands on you, so everyone inside is doing their best to attract a blue butterfly. Several landed on us, and while you don't want to move for fear of them flying away, you also want to get your companion's attention to snap that perfect pic! We had lots of fun even though the temperature is kept very warm and the space was crowded. Clearly, everyone had the same rainy-day activity planned. My only complaint comes from when I asked about re-entry. I was told that we could leave the conservatory, but not the building. We wanted to visit the cafe and grab a bite to eat or something to drink and perhaps return once the crowd had thinned out a bit, but that is not permitted. We were told that we could step out to cool down in the gift shop or lobby area and then return through the same entrance that we used when we arrived. The volunteer got on her walkie to tell someone that we'd be coming back in, so I'm not even sure that this is normally permitted. Overall, it was a fun and new experience for us. The staff was kind and the conservatory is beautiful. There's also a botanical garden and at least one beehive there, but we didn't get to explore the outdoor areas due to the rain.

Absolutely love the butterflies. If you pick a less traffic day it is soooo peaceful…read more So many different butterflies and a must visit if you are visiting Niagara Falls

Way too overpriced for a very short experience. You do get to go around the ride twice but it is…read moreextremely short.

This was by far the worst experience of the trip. We could see a roller coaster from the street in…read moreClifton Hills and decided to try it. It cost my family of 7 almost $100 to get in. You go around the roller coaster twice but not because you want to. The coaster definitely looks and feels like it has never had maintenance. We were in pain getting off the coaster. And if that isn't enough, while going down a steep narrow stairway in the dark trying to leave, smoke and an alarm went off scaring my family and causing them to fall down the stairs. STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS.

We came in for a Saturday night magic show. We thought it was amazing, but left at intermission…read morebecause we were both incredibly exhausted. From what we saw the show was great, the illusions were incredible and unlike cases where the tricks are obvious, there were some amazing illusions that had us questioning how that was possible. Two magicians performed and it was very cool to watch. My husband was even able to participate before we left. The one downside I would note is that this is a child friendly show, which isn't a problem, except you may be put at a table with young children. When sat we were put next to each other causing a party of five to be across from us, they sat the young children at the end of the table, so they could see understandably, but they sat parents down at the opposite end. The family was very respectful, but if you are not a children person, this may not be the environment for you. Over all great show! I wish I wasn't exhausted and could have stayed for the whole thing!

Great experience! Found the show in a Google search after we decided we were done with the falls…read more We chose it because of the reviews and they were accurate. We had a great time! When we started to think we knew what was happening, he had a unique twist that surprised us. They incorporate animals into the show and we loved that. Overall, 3 adults and 2 teens were captivated. We didn't eat there but feedback from the table was that the food was "meh". We did get some mocktails and were surprised by affordable pricing. We wished there were some desserts to order. Note: If you have a WEGO pass, it's off the blue line by the Howard Johnson's stop. Parking was still advertised as "free" if you had tickets to the show so we parked there earlier in the day. **It is not**. We were told by the attendant that it is $5 cash/$6 card with tickets (still reasonable for the area). Free ended 2 months ago and to take it up inside. I did and they confirmed it ended. I sent an email with the info from their site that says it's free still and they said they would take that down and did offer a refund if I called.

Probably the most fun I had during my Niagara Falls trip. You will get soaked, no way around it…read more:), but in a good way. It's just so much fun to be up close to the falls; there is no experience like it. It's affordable, fun, and just an incredible experience; I can't understate it. Well worth crossing back over for a little bit on my Canadian vacation. Now, it's not without its problems, but it's such a good time that these can be overlooked. Seagulls run this place. The whole area smells like a zoo, because the seagulls run the place; we're just there visiting. They're not aggressive. I passed by a couple with their babies, and they didn't do anything, but they can and do poop anywhere. Best bet is to keep your poncho on until you get back to your car, because they can and will poop on you and pooped on people when I was there.

Another must do when visiting Niagara Falls America side. An easy walk from the Niagara state park…read moreto goat island. Purchase timed tickets . Between an elevator and a descending trail through a cave 175 feet down into the Niagara gorge.Grab your souvenir poncho... you will need it immediately, lots and I mean lots of seagulls. Walk near the water side.. A short walk to the many wooden stairs, decks and walkways all along the falls edge. So many unique close up opportunities.., you can feel the water on your hands and face. So powerful!! Stairs can be slippery, wear proper shoes. The top deck, the hurricane deck is super popular, just 20 ft from the bridal veil falls. You get to experience what tropical storm conditions feel like. With winds up to 68mph. Oh and you will get completely soaked!! Ticket prices depend on time of year, End of may for us cost, $23 adults and $19 youth. Worth every cent!!! We were exhausted so instead of walking back we took the Niagara scenic trolly back to the park. A perfect way to save time, great views and learn some interesting facts!