There's a lot to love about the Niagara Falls park and visitors center. The facility is very clean…read moreand there are plenty of staff available to assist you. Washroom are large and the water bottle dispensers are an underrated resource. Prices for food and drink are very high, and be prepared for the high volume of people is you are visiting on a weekend. However, this place is well worth a visit.

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If you need some questions answered about the local attractions, accomodations, hotels, etc., just…read morestop here and ask. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable about Niagara Falls and the surrounding community. A benefit to you as a traveller are free (...just ask...) coupons that can save you money on purchases at local businesses and entertainment. Heck, our Government of Ontario operates these travel centres and they want people to spend tourism dollars in this province. If there's one thing I remember well from my Grade 9 Economics course, it was the Multiplier Effect! Travel safely and spend.

This market place has various food options, souvenir shops, restrooms and interactive experiences…read more We enjoyed a delicious soft serve on the first floor. I believe it's called Swirl. This was the most creamy and flavorful soft serve I have ever tasted. Compared to the American soft serve which is very watery and lacking flavor. Great on a hot day.

A casual spot for coffee and treats. Coffees were decent for what they are. Located right in the…read moreTable Rock Center, making it very convenient for a quick stop.

Filled with Buffalo memorabilia and pamphlets for things to do. Friendly staff can help you locate…read moreanything you might need to know from restaurants, art shows, kids activities etc. I went for to redeem my brewcation passport and get my prize! What's that you ask? Visit minimum of 5 breweries, get your booklet stamped and wella, you get a cool handcrafted Buffalo bottle opener! Passports available at the center or at any participating brewery. Definitely worth a look for those new to the area and locals alike!

Have you stopped by here yet? Even if you live in Buffalo, come check this resource out! Open…read morespace, clean, well lit. So many brochures of things to find around town. Things to do. Postcards to pick up. More brochures offering ideas for a lazy Wednesday afternoon. This organization is terrific. They offer tours to people. They have volunteers trained to answer most any question a local or tourist can throw at them. Next time you are downtown, pop in here for a few minutes. Its bound to be worth your time and effort.

Niagara Falls State Park has undergone a rebirth, a blossoming. Today, the visitor center is…read moremodern, air conditioned, has restrooms and water fountains, comfort stations, and resources that are up-to-date. It is a two level structure and easily handles the large volume of people who go through it, many of whom are just trying to cool off from the hot sun.

This one won't take long. Ever heard of a tourist trap? That's exactly what this is. All the…read moresouvenirs are overpriced and garbage. The food is not any better than fast food quality. It's always packed. Here's why you need to go though: 1. Use the bathrooms here before you go stand in hours of lines at the Falls 2. Grab something small and quick to eat if you cannot avoid NOT eating 3. Go inside and purchase your Maid of the Mist tickets. Otherwise, naw. Walk around it.

Great place to stopover and take a break from driving. There's a large food court inside with Tim…read moreHortons, Pizza Pizza, Wendy's, KFC/Taco Bell, New York Fries, Mr Sub and Manchu Wok. There's a tourist info desk to get maps, brochures on attractions, get directions. Petro Canada gas station also on site if you need to fill up. This is probably the best rest stop when entering Niagara region.

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Its always amazing the improvements Universities and Colleges make, years after your graduate for…read morethem. My friend and I recently visited Buffalo State, ( When we attended, both fellow Alumni Class of 2005) it was Buffalo State College. Fast forward , now its Buffalo State University; after receiving an email back late January, there was a happy hour coming up at the school we both decided to check it out. Vibrant building, friendly staff, felt a little older, then most of the attendees at the event, but that was alright. The speakers were more geared toward recent college graduates, or soon to be college graduate. Overall, nice mingling event, and opportunity to check out the campus updates, taco bar, and drink selection as well. This center isn't new, and opened back in 2018. My suggestion is your alumni of Buffalo State, and haven't visit campus in quite awhile, you'll be astounded by their improvements and updates. As a commuter, used to hang out in the Fireside Lounge, in the union during Bengal pause, on the aweful green coaches, now theres a beautiful fire place, equipped with comfortable sitting areas.

Great place for kids to learn about how we generate nuclear…read more ​The OPG Information Centre at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station is a free, highly informative educational stop. ​Focus on Families & Kids: The facility excels for school groups and curious families due to its engaging, interactive displays that simplify the mechanics of nuclear power (CANDU technology). The staff is consistently praised for being knowledgeable and friendly, making the learning experience accessible for children. ​Overall: A great way for families to spend an hour learning about Ontario's clean energy, complemented by scenic walking paths near Lake Ontario.

It's not the greatest attraction in the GTA by any means, but the price is right (it's free), and…read moreit's easily accessible and worth a quick stop. The visitors center is staffed, and they seem generally surprised to have guests, making them eager to answer any questions and provide lots of useful info about nuclear power (hey: anything beats burning coal in the SE US, and extracting oil from the tar sands in western Canada). You won't find Mr. Burns or Smithers here, but there is a small aquarium showing off the varieties of fish contained in the Great Lake beyond (the lake itself is never clear enough for fish-spotting).

To start , I put in for a Trip Tik on Feb. 13/22 to go from Niagara Falls, ON. to Grand Falls, NB…read more My specific instructions were exactly... "We would like stops every 3 hours (approximately) along the 401 & the Trans-canada hwy. on the way to NB. at the nearest Enroutes to my 3 hours timeline to (fuel up/ washrooms & eat) Any questions please email me. Thank you so much" When you ask for a Trip Tik on line it tells you any less than 10 days, you have to do it yourself on line, otherwise the local branch will fo it. I gave them 10 weeks notice & get an email after submission that it will take 5 weeks to do??? Today is the end of the 5 weeks.. Know what I received...!?@#%^ Nothing I couldn't have done myself on Google Maps, Map Quest or their own site. Not 1 Enroute location calls up in the written booklet or map. I'd expect this shit service from "Karen's Travel & Emporium" but not a huge company like CAA. WHAT A COMPLETE JOKE! What the hell took 5 weeks? On the positive side ..I guess I can do it myself...I still have 5 weeks? The question is...since CAA did half the job shouldn't I get back 1/2 my "CAA Premium" membership of $172/ yr. back? You probably guessed it... No I wouldn't recommend them.

Just moved back to Niagara Falls and needed insurance for my truck. The service was amazing and the…read moreinsurance agent that helped me was so patient and helpful, explaining everything in detail and making sure I received all discounts for being a CAA member etc.. The rates seem very reasonable that I didn't even shop around. They have plenty of bundles and packages that save you $$. I am very pleased with my experience and glad to have CAA insurance now. It is also located next to the Ontario license and registration office, so convenient.