Our Aquarium is small. I think that's important to take into consideration when planning a visit…read moreand building expectations. It had a face lift from the last time I was there and those changes are nice. I would say it takes about an hour to get through everything if you stop to read some signs, take some pictures, and watch one of the shows. There is a new additional building included in your admission and about a 2 minute walk from the main building. Although it was in good shape, I didn't personally feel drawn to the space at all and felt like there was more that could be done with it. Overall, I like the Aquarium and it was well worth the $7.16 I paid to get in. I'd feel cheated if I paid the full $25 ticket price.

Hadn't been here in over 25 years, so wasn't sure what to expect. we were pleasantly surprised and…read morepleased! we hadn't realized how involved our aquarium is with conservation and education. we read most of the signs, touched shark, and other in touch tank, watched the captivating penguin show as well as the sea lion show. unfortunately, we didn't have time to stay for the sea turtle show. penguin show is best seen from the first floor (there's a bench to sit on, if you claim it early enuff), but sea lion show is better from upper floor.

It's a nice maze, but we always consider value/time. We have kids that are 10 and 11. We flew…read morethrough this maze in less than 10 minutes. It's far too expensive for what it is.

Went here with my brother, sister and her kids the day after Canada day to avoid heavy volume of…read morepeople. We bought a pass where you could choose 3 different attractions and save some dollars as well. This was one of the attraction that we all enjoyed doing! It felt scary coming inside because of the weird lighting (as shown in the picture) they also have some weird looking mannequins inside the mirror. Lol. I don't know. Maybe I'm just a scaredy cat because my 9 year old nephew was totally ok with it. I think it was just me who felt scared about the whole experience? Lol. It was not too crowded inside although you'll bump into a few people who are also trying to find their way out of the maze. It was a fun activity for the whole family! It's also nice that it was cool inside the mirror maze. I recommend this place for adults and kids!

Came with my family and it was our first time visiting. This indoor waterpark is huge with so many…read moredifferent slides - perfect for any age. There's 3 big pools. We spent at least 5 hrs here. There are lockers you can rent, prices vary depending on size and it's quite pricey in my opinion. There are tables and chairs inside the waterpark so you can consider just leaving your belongings there which many people do. One of the downside is they only have 2 showers in the women's changeroom - it was lucky that we didn't need to wait because we left earlier than the rest of the crowd before they close. For such a big waterpark they should consider having more showers available. But overall, my family and I had a great time and we would consider returning again.

A daylight robbery for a few bucks…read more I bought a Hot Dog Combo ($8.99) which includes fries, and paid $4.49 to upgrade to poutine, as stated on the menu. Yet I was still charged an extra $3.49 for Small Fries. When I asked about the charge, Staff said the $4.49 was "for cheese" in the poutine, which is clearly not true. the menu clearly lists Upgrade to Poutine = $4.49. It may be a small amount, but it felt like a rip-off.

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!

I bought a Groupon to see Bird Kingdom 7 years ago, then covid hit. My Groupon was credited and I…read moredid not think about Bird Kingdom until recently, after seeing an ad. Tuesdays are senior day(1/2price)so today seemed like a good day to go. It's easy to find Bird Kingdom; what is not easy is parking. Nowhere in their website is where to park mentioned. When we bought our tickets, we asked about the parking. Park at the nearby Travelodge at $3.00/hour. We parked slightly up the hill at a lot that charges $5.00/hour. Of course you have to guess ahead of time how long you should pre-pay. An hour was sufficient today as it was not crowded inside Bird Kingdom. On a weekend, you probably have to pay for two or more hours, esp. if you plan to also go over to look at the Falls. It was not easy to see where the entrance to Bird Kingdom was in relation to the parking lot. It was about a 5-7 minute walk to the entrance. Once we bought our tickets(2 for $25.00/senior price) the directions inside directed us a long, not well lit staircase to start. We walked through a room with a lot of Niagara Falls history before entering a room with live birds, tortoises, and a few other amphibians. Many were in their private habitats, but two tortoises were walking around on the same floor as the visitors. We were told we could pet them and that they can actually feel their hard shells being patted,scratched. We walked up another long flight to another open exhibit. There were signs here, telling us not to feed or try to pet these creatures as many are biters. A lot of pretty birds, who are also very talkative, squawking! One then follows a path towards the ground floor, looking at a lot of pretty birds in the huge trees that the path winds around. At the ground floor there were 6 or 8 Scarlet Ibis, adding a very bright bit of pink at the end of our tour. The brochure mentions parking, but does not say where. It also says wheelchair accessible, but I saw no elevator. We had a leisurely walk through Bird Kingdom, getting back to our car in less than an hour. It is a small venue, but there are two long flight of stairs that are not very well lit, possibly due to some of the animals being nocturnal(bats, specifically).

If you're an adrenaline junkie, you have to zip line by the Falls. My friend I debated for a few…read morehours if it was something we wanted to do and I'm so glad we did it. It is a little on the pricey side. When we went it was around $60 a person but we thought "when are we going to do this again?". We did have to wait about 30 minutes before it was our turn but it could have been a lot worse. The ride down is breathtaking. You see the best view of Niagara Falls and it's kind of cool having people watch you have the time of your life. They do take photos of you going down the zip line. So if you want a souvenir, they have you covered.

The ride was one of the BEST things I have done in my life. I would recommend this to anyone with a…read moreneed for adrenaline. Also, Justice was a really nice ride operator and didn't let me die!

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.

It was middle of autumn weekend, and we assumed it the conservatory would be completely empty. It…read morewasn't packed, but it was fairly busy. Online ticket purchase helped and we were quickly inside. Although busy we were able to finish the entire round, up and down in less than 30 minutes. Some of the butterflies were unique. They flew in all directions, some so near to us. Other than the butterflies there is nothing else to see or do. We did two rounds and we were still done in under 45 minutes. Wish there was multiple things to see and do or some more history or background for all or some of the butterflies. There are some written things, but not enough.

We wanted to ride at night to see the lights on the Falls. It was a rainy kind of day but it was…read morestill nice out. We bought tickets at the kiosk there were some other options for other places on Clifton Hill. We opted to just get a ticket for the Wheel. There was a bit of a line, but the wait was minimal. The nice thing with it being a little busy, they still let you just be with your party. They didn't mix others in your pod for the ride. It is a climate control so you won't be cold or hot depending on the day. The view is great but on a rainy day I couldn't get any great pictures of the falls even though we would see them. Great experience for anyone young or old. And you get to see all of clifton hill as well.

The SkyWheel is Canada's largest observation wheel towering 175 feet. We purchased our ticket in…read morethe booth out front of the attraction. There was not a line. Then proceeded to the SkyWheel where we boarded a climate controlled glass enclosed gondola. We got to ride 3-4 times around and experienced breathtaking views of the Horseshoe and American Falls. We were able to easily board and unboard the gondola and there were comfortable seats during the ride. There are some obstructions to the view because of the design of the gondola, but overall great view and experience.

Mirror maze was fun but one of our favorite things the whole trip was the laser maze. We first did…read moreit together but then did it separate competing against each other and it was a blast! Definitely do this! Only takes about two minutes.

Kids loved it. Literally jumped up and down when they were done. Rather fun and worth the pride if…read moreyou get it in a combo deal. Wearing the gloves so you don't smudge the mirrors is a tad annoying but understandable. Overall a fun time.