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    Ripley's Believe It Or Not!

    4.3 (89 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 10:30 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Jason B.

    I got the package deal of doing Ripley's, this place, and the selfie museum at a discounted rate. 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.

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    Lilly R.

    Amazing place to go...love every moment... my whole familia enjoyed it... took again pictures and gad a awesome time...keep Up the good job guys....

    Sylvia A.

    Loved it! Very interesting entertainment. You will be intrigued. My whole family Loved it! Definitely entertaining for adults and kids. A lot to interact with and read. We got the three package deal. That included Tussaund museum and the selfie museum. Every thing was worth it.

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    Jeff S.

    Awesome!! Was in Canada for a Hockey Tournament and needed something to do during down time. Was staying in Clifton Hill which is like a giant theme park. Came here and it was really cool. They had a 3 for 1 deal that included Ripleys Museum, Ripley Selfie Studio, and Louis Tussaud's Waxworks. All together for 3 people it ran about $126 CAD. All 3 attractions are basically about a block away from each other so they are not in the same building. Ripley's Museum had some really weird and interesting things. Part of the Berlin wall is on display, Megalodon teeth, and many many many interactive displays through out. If you have kids I'd say this is a must see. At the time of this visit they had a special attraction of movie memorabilia that included Forrest Gumps box of chocolates signed by Tom Hanks, Used Light Sabers from the Original Star Wars Movies, plus interactive Green Screens. If in the area definitely check this place out!

    Tomer N.

    First I wanted to say this place isnt cheap, $20-30 pp (kids 5 up need to pay). However, if you have curious kids and patience you can turn it into an 1-1:30 h visit which is a not so bad value for money. There are several room, some are more interactive and close to the end there is a type of a game room with many attractions which my kids loved. I don't know if all the exhibits are real (some reallfelt like fakes) but the kids had a great time and this is one of the better attractions on the Niagra strip.

    Souk S.

    Probably the best attraction on the strip. A lot to see and interact with for adults and kids. It was a rainy day and we spent over an hour inside but could have spent more time. So much to look at and read. The kids learned something and so did I. It is a must see and good value as a standalone attraction or with the pass.

    John O.

    So I was harsh on the Guiness Book of World Records joke of a "museum," and I stand by that. At least with Ripley's, there are actual displays and items from the bizarre, the unusual, the weird items from across the globe. Thus was not my favorite Ripley's, but it was still really cool to visit in Niagara Falls. I also find it funny how it's in Canada and not on the United States side of the falls. The Ripley's here is clean, fairly large, and the staff members were helpful. And for God sakes, just don't bother with Guinness.

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    Jennifer M.

    Honestly, once you have been here, nothing really changes. However, we all come so we can enter the Vortex Tunnel. We get the biggest kick out of it and we go back and forth through it for several minutes till we can no longer stand straight. LOL Worth the visit, even for us silly adults!! :)

    Shalini G.

    we had one day in niagara falls to round off our East coast family vacation... we booked one of those package deals to multiple excursions...then decided to walk back to the hotel (instead of using our included bus pass). we walked up the street and it was packed full of freak shows, haunted houses, guiness book and ripley's. I would consider taking my kids to a couple of these if (a) i had a coupon and (b) we had a 2nd day here. That wasn't the case...but when i saw that Ripley's does Wax hands...how could i resist?!?! kids each got a wax hand done...it wasn't cheap...basic price is white only...upcharge for color (duh we're gonna do color) and upcharge to fill the was hand (otherwise it's like a wax glove) and of course we had to do that otherwise it would be crushed and a waste of time to do it in the first place. $10 for hollow white $16.50 for solid white $2.50 for color oh and it's Canadian prices...so i guess $19 is about $15 in US dollars so yup...it wasn't cheap..but my kids have a mold of their hands to keep forever..and they loved the experience itself too!

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    Sarah S.

    Poor deformed animals! Awwww, it made me so sad to see two headed animals, poor babies. Pre-buy your tickets for Ripley's Believe It Or Not to save a few dollars. You can get some pretty cool pictures while at the Odditorium. I learned a lot while making my way around the museum. Some factoids were super informative and fun while some were just lame and they should have left out. It was definitely a mix of exhibits. The special Niagara Falls exhibit and movie is of course the most unique thing about this museum and probably the most cool thing here, as well. It takes just over an hour to walk through and if you buy both this & the wax museum prior on their website, the tickets will run you $10 each. They are open until 1am on Summer nights!

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    Royal Ontario Museum - History of European design periods

    Royal Ontario Museum

    4.2(427 reviews)
    69.1 km•University of Toronto, Downtown Core

    I loved my visit to the ROM. I didn't get to see all of it, but what I did see was impressive…read more Starting with the dinosaur skeletons and then on to the antiquities, it was really enjoyable. We had a 4 year old with us so we spent a lot of time on the 2nd floor with the bees and the bats and the animals, but I enjoyed it just as much. The play area they have set up for the kids is brilliant, it engages the kids while also getting them involved in 'art' and 'design'. We made a bee out of pipe cleaners and then played in the garden area. I plan on coming back to Toronto next year and I want to come back to see what I missed.

    Toronto Review 7/Many: I went to the Royal Ontario Museum as the first of many museums/exhibitions…read morewe did in the city. Apparently, tickets are cheaper if you book them online, but they were reasonable enough, with the typical discounts for seniors or kids. We added both the special exhibits, and for those interested, I would recommend one (Psychedelics) but not the other (Bees.) The first floor included the first special exhibit, "Bees: A Story of Survival," which was a collaboration/moving exhibition by the National Museums Liverpool along with Wolfgang Buttress. The exhibit covered bees in many ways, including their habits, conservation, and other topics. This was all presented in a series of corridors with many touch screens, though one of them wasn't working right. The rooms overall were pretty dark, with the whole exhibit being pretty abstract, including hives large enough for us to walk through, among other things. In the background, there was a mix of classical music and the sound of bees, but I couldn't really hear the bees, which might be a good thing, honestly. Overall, it was a bit of a letdown as it was just a bit too abstract for my liking, which was a bit of a buzzkill. Soon after, we beelined (okay, I'll stop) to the other exhibit, which was on the 4th floor. The other, much better exhibit, was "Psychedelics: Art, Culture. Science." It was a bit hard to find, as it was through an extra door which probably needs a label, but once inside, it was excellent. It was quite large and included various methods cultures have used to consume said substances, some music and other things created by said cultures, and many paintings/albums inspired by psychedelics. The exhibit also included a video portraying a "trip," which was unique and quite loud. It also ended with a nice artwork by Brian Blomerth (or should I say blometh for this exhibit/I kid,) who also has a rather trippy homepage. Outside of the two special exhibits, we went through a variety of things before getting hungry. Another exhibit I enjoyed was "Shokkan: Material Encounters in Japanese Art," which included some touchable objects and some good details and facts that I wasn't personally aware of. There was also a room that went over the various fauna and flora of Crawford Lake, and otherwise we checked out some general things. The other exhibits included suits of armor/weapons, a good mixture of dinosaurs, a more general Asian gallery (which unfortunately had a lot of background noise as they were working on another room, so we left,) and a small exhibit on Judaica. A particular highlight of the rest was a section going over various periods of European history, ranging from Baroque to Renaissance to semi-modern styles, including examples of rooms, architecture, music, and other things. While not my favorite thing we did on the trip, this was an excellent museum overall. I can see why it's so popular, and I would go back to see other exhibits so I could see the rest of the museum.

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    Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House - Bird houses!

    Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House

    4.6(121 reviews)
    25.3 km•Parkside

    The Martin House was a really cool visit during my day trip to Buffalo and the Niagara Region with…read morefamily. The building (interiors and architecture) was gorgeous and impressive, especially its history and restoration. There is a small quiet cafe between info center and the gift shop (the stables). We did the shorter guided tour. The tour is about the main home. It starts in the info center and ends in the stables (where the gift shop is). There is a longer tour that includes the other buildings on the property. During the tour, you aren't able to take photos of the interior spaces. You are able to explore the grounds and take photos without being in a tour. The tour was really informative. The volunteer guides knew what they were talking about. It was more information than what I have learnt in college.

    What an absolute treat to visit the Martin House!…read more The Martin House, formally known as the Darwin D. Martin House, is one of Frank Lloyd Wright's greatest architectural works and a defining example of his Prairie School style. Located in Buffalo, it was designed for businessman Darwin D. Martin and his family, and built between 1903 and 1905. This is a massive residential estate, which Wright considered it one of his finest creations. Some of its most distinctive features include the following. The house emphasizes long horizontal lines, broad overhanging eaves and low-pitched roofs mirroring the Midwestern landscape. And rather than dividing the home into many enclosed rooms, Wright created interior spaces connected by wide openings and carefully arranged sightlines. This was a radical departure from the Victorian homes of the time and that are notable popular in the neighborhood surrounding the property. Quick note: You are required to have a tour to visit the home interiors, but you don't need a tour to enjoy the welcome center and the grounds, including the long walkway connecting buildings. The pergola is one of my favorite features. And it is such a joy that it has a replica of the Winged Nike (The Nike of Samothrace, located in Paris at the Louvre, which is a beautiful sight!). It is placed on a 3-foot-high concrete plinth, prominently visible from a 180-foot view starting at the front door of the main house. A dreamscape, really. I was enthralled. But it is not the original, unfortunately. A fiberglass resin replica was installed in 2007. The estate includes the main house, the Barton House (for Martin's sister and brother-in-law), a conservatory, a pergola, the carriage house and the gardener's cottage. These structures were connected both physically and visually, so the entire estate looks and feels very cohesive. A favorite -- the art glass windows. Apparently, there are something like 400 or so art glass windows. Wright referred to them as "light screens" because they filtered light while preserving views and privacy. Wright embraced the idea of "total design." He designed not only the buildings but also much of its furniture, lighting, decorative glass, fireplaces and other interior details. This means that pretty much every element worked together as a unified whole -- striking! In addition to the daily public tours, the events calendar is usually full. There are summer evening events, lectures, nights dedicated to kids, plant decorating events, musical performances and more. Although the property fell into severe disrepair during the mid-20th century, a decades-long restoration completed in 2019 reconstructed missing buildings and restored many original architectural details. Today, the Martin House is a National Historic Landmark and is widely regarded as one of the best-preserved and most important examples of Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie architecture. I highly, highly recommend a visit -- plan for at least an hour, two if you can swing it.

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    Jurassic World The Exhibition - Raptor blue!

    Jurassic World The Exhibition

    3.8(5 reviews)
    72.6 km

    As a die-hard Jurassic fan, the exhibition was a must-see for me, and I'm so happy it didn't…read moredisappoint. The dinosaurs were huge and incredibly life-like, and the chance to interact with the smaller animals was a nice touch. I went with my brother and his best friend and we all had a great time!

    Jurassic World The Exhibition is a nice little attraction. It offer glimpses of the plot of the…read moreJurassic Park movie series (which are based on the Michael Crichton novel). It's certainly entertaining. The exhibit consists of a guided tour of about 5 main showrooms: 1. Mechanized Brachiosaurus + dinosaur incubator/hatchery. 2. Human in a Velociraptor costume. 3. Mechanized T-Rex. 4. Mechanized Ankylosaurus. 5. Two large dinosaurs from the T-rex family. The animatronics is pretty good. The robots are large, with pretty fluid motion. The skin is very realistic looking. On the down side, it's not a very elaborate exhibit. It's only 5 rooms, with some waiting areas between the rooms. The exhibit lasts 45 minutes. The prices are steep. Adults are $45.99. Children 3-15 are $36.99. So, you don't get a good value for your hard-eaned money. There are rangers/actors throughout the exhibit. They help make the exhibition a little more lively. The exhibit is entertaining for all ages, but is probably better suited for young kids (about 4-10). What would improve the experience? 1. Reduce the prices. 2. Give the rangers/actors better speakers. It was very difficult to hear what they were saying. 3. Improve on the backdrops. They are large drapes which are somewhat uninspired. 4. Improve on the lighting/sound. You could create much more dramatic setting by putting on some loud speakers. 5. Improve on the giftshop. Drop the prices, and add more items.

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    Aquarium of Niagara

    Aquarium of Niagara

    2.9(179 reviews)
    1.3 km

    We has such a great time at the aquarium! We made the trip up to the Falls and were so excited to…read morecheck out the exhibits with our son. He loves animals and the ocean so this was perfect. They're currently doing some renovations so we walked around to the entrance on the side of the building. It was relatively close to the parking lot which was nice especially with a toddler. We looked at all the exhibits and the tanks. We loved the penguins and the sea lions. We watched the sea lion show which was really cool on the top level looking down into the tank. They have a touch tank for their rays and baby sharks too which was cool to try. The only downside is that it's a bit small. We were done with everything in less than an hour and could've stayed for another show but opted to leave. It was a great experience but we just needed a little more.

    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.

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