Tony was amazingly responsive by both text and email and helped coordinate a Wednesday birthday…read morelimo adventure for 23 ten- and eleven-year-olds. Carlos, our driver, is a saint. Truly. He patiently endured a moving karaoke concert featuring aggressively screamed lyrics from Morgan Wallen, Justin Bieber, and Michael Jackson. The party bus itself was "SICK" (official kid review) - spotless, spacious, and easy to blast music through Bluetooth. Decorating was flexible too: DIY the day before, decorate day-of, or let staff handle it while preserving your sanity. But honestly it didn't need decorations with the lights and the presents lining the windows. Payment was easy to take care of ahead of time, which meant zero stress on party day. Huge thanks for helping create an absolutely epic celebration for my kids -- and extra thanks to Carlos for surviving the chaos with his hearing, patience, and sense of humor intact.

The driver (who also may be the owner) is an extremely aggressive driver and made me feel very…read moreunsafe. Among some of the unsafe maneuvers he made, included speeding, swerving between lanes, tailgating, and after becoming impatient while waiting behind two cars turning left he swerved around them to turn left in front of them, speeding into traffic. He should have his license revoked. Do not hire this company for your car service needs!

The driver was professional and the car was clean and tidy! Thank you Don, we had a great evening…read moreand will call again for sure.

We used TLC on two events in one weekend for a bachelor party. On both occasions, the drivers…read morearrived on time with very clean, high quality limos. They were very communicative and helpful when we were deciding what bars to go to and also very timely when we asked to be picked up. We had a fantastic time and greatly appreciated the effort put forth by TLC to make sure our events went smoothly. I would highly recommend Don and his drivers to anyone who needs limo services.

I absolutely loved the Erie Canal Lock Cruise! Not because it was flashy or over-the-top, but…read morebecause it was such an incredible experience. Watching the locks open and close from inside the canal, then feeling the boat rise and descend through the lock system, was fascinating. Hearing the history behind the Erie Canal while seeing and experiencing the engineering firsthand made it all come alive. As a wheelchair user, I was also thrilled that the boat was fully accessible. I rolled right down the ramp with no issues. The crew was fabulous, knowledgeable, and genuinely happy to assist. An unforgettable experience! #ErieCanalLockCruise #TysAdventures26 #Lockport #NiagaraRegion

This is a nice, relaxing but interesting boat tour through two of the locks on the Erie Canal. Our…read moreguide gave a knowledgeable history and pointed out some historic spots along the way. The best was watching the gates open and close and the water filling up the lock, raising and lowering the boat as we traveled up and down the Canal. Although the weather was very hot you do get a nice breeze and there are snacks and drinks available on the boat. I would definitely recommend this if you have never seen how locks work on a canal before.

Flew out of this airport (9G0) a few times. Not sure how much the hangar fees are or if there is…read moreany availability. My impressions: The good: - runways are paved well. - GPS instrument approach system. - no landing / parking fees (haha, but I guess that that should be expected given the lack of accommodations) The bad: - I don't believe there's a bathroom on site. - fuel is more expensive than other regional airports in the area. - the field has been for sale for a long time, I'm not sure how interested the owner is in continuing to maintain it. - I don't even think there is airport coffee. Be careful if you fly out on Sunday's for the TFR (temporary flight restriction) during home Bill's games.

This is a historic site often barely mentioned in passing in guidebooks and brochures for Niagara…read moreFalls, and apparently off the beaten path but not entirely hidden, it's well worth a visit (and free of charge!). Parking is not a concern since the power plant site is adjacent to the Niagara Gorge Discovery Centre/Niagara Gorge Trailhead Building and the parking lot for it. Entering the stone structure, there's a big lift ahead, which will take you right down to the ground level where you're free to explore whatever is left of the once-active power station. Walk a little further down and you'll also get a wide angle view of the Rainbow Bridge and, of course, the grand Niagara River. There are brochures, maps, coupons, and guidebooks for nearby attractions and businesses once you're back up on the upper ground level where you took the lift, and the booklet with black and white pictures about the history of the site and the disaster in 1956 is another treat.

When we first visited this site, we thought it was simply the remains of an old power plant. We…read morewere attracted to it by a call of a peregrine falcon. He was next to the building, past a fenced area, calling to other peregrines. We looked around and left. The next day we returned to look around more, and we saw a group of fishermen disappear inside. Intriguing! We followed them in. Inside was an elevator - with directions - that took us down to a shoreline. The fishermen who rode down with us told us they would walk along it to find a spot to fish. But they weren't going to keep the fish. Said they weren't good for eating. They would release whatever they caught. We saw along the wall of the base of the power plant huge panels of information about it. We also saw part of the American Falls when we walked down to the water. When we went back up, we saw a plaque in front of the building, praising those whose efforts led to hydro-electric power. Glad we stopped both days.

I'm not sure if this is the private airport next to Buffalo regular airport or not. But I'm trying…read moreto write a review for that private airport. I was doing a favor for a friend, and they were able to put me on a small private flight to get back to Buffalo. I have to say a lovely way to fly, the airport was very pleasant, pilots are pleasant, all in all, I would absolutely repeat this experience, there is parking so you could conceivably leave your car there while you flew in a small private plane

What an incredible ride around buffalo! I highly recommend trying it out this summer. Can choose…read morebuffalo, Niagara Falls, or both. Such a different and beautiful way to see our amazing city. Everyone that I spoke with was so friendly,and they were accommodating about scheduling a time. Can't wait to go back again!

I had purchased a Groupon for Niagara Falls helicopter tour for our family. Mike was very friendly,…read moreaccommodating, and professional. He's an extremely good pilot and the tour is amazing! The views from the air are magnificent! I would strongly recommend the fly buffalo team and the Niagara helicopter ride! It is 20-25 min ride that's once in a lifetime, memorable, thrilling and unique experience!

Sadly, for me, an Active Duty Army Soldier, the closest thing to an Army post is Ft Drum, which is…read morea solid 4 hours away. So, I'm stuck with a shell of an instillation in the Niagara Air Reserve base. A very, VERY small instillation, this place houses a few things, like the US Army Reserve unit and motor pool, a small gym, smaller Shoppette, and a small hotel for what I can assume would be persons on TDY? Not sure why else anyone would stay there. This place is almost exclusively AirForce Reserves though. I mean, it would be bad enough to live in an all Air Force area as an Army Soldier... so imagine that scenario, but then make the Airmen reservists too lmao ... yea. Aside from getting contracted cadets CACs (ID cards), I have no business on, nor do I venture down the right to, this AirForce Base. It's a lonely life for Active Duty Army out here. Alone. But unafraid.

The Air Force Inn and Lodge are very nice! Very clean. Very…read morequite. Staff is all very friendly and helpful. Close, easy parking. Very safe...you're on an Air Force base! For $92.00 a night it's a great value!