Get closer at Safari Niagara, one Canada's Accredited Zoos (CAZA). Safari Niagara is a 150-acre, privately-owned and operated nature park, home to more than 1000 native and exotic mammals, reptiles and birds. Visitors can enjoy spending quality time with their families with our all-inclusive admission! Cool off at the splash pad, take a spin around our Safari Speedway, witness the wonders of flight and learn how animals communicate. Enjoy a picnic lunch, celebrate anything - and do it all right here!

Join an intimate, small-group guided tour for the best way to experience Niagara Falls. Feel the mist up close on a Niagara City Cruises Voyage to the Falls boat tour (April–November) or visit the Butterfly Conservatory and Niagara Adventure Theatre in winter. Take in breathtaking aerial views from the Skylon Tower Observation Deck, explore cave-like tunnels at Journey Behind the Falls, and enjoy a scenic narrated driving tour featuring Dufferin Islands, Whirlpool Rapids, and the Floral Clock. With downtown Toronto hotel pickup and drop-off included, this is a must-book Niagara Falls experience!

A night out in Niagara Falls doesn’t get better than this! This top-rated guided night tour offers four hours of unforgettable experiences. Visit the iconic Illumination Tower for a chance to control the lights that illuminate Niagara Falls, savor a delicious dinner with a view of the Falls at Table Rock Restaurant, and enjoy a relaxing evening boat cruise for up-close views of the illuminated Falls. See Niagara Falls at night like never before as the city comes alive with dazzling fireworks and breathtaking scenery.Book now for the ultimate Niagara Falls nighttime experience!

Power Station at Night
Evening Admission featuring the Currents Show

Includes

• Evening Power Station admission*
• Access to the Tunnel and waterfall observation platform
• Currents: Niagara's Power Transformed sound and light show
• Get unprecedented access to the iconic Niagara Parks Power Station + Tunnel with an all-new nighttime experience.

After exploring the power station's 2,200-foot-long underground Tunnel, experience a visually stunning, nighttime encounter with one of the world's most legendary natural wonders from an observation platform at the edge of the Niagara River---the illuminated Horseshoe Falls await!

Dig deeper into Niagara's story of power with never-before-shared details of the power station's phenomenal history, including newly unveiled multimedia storytelling and flexible screenings of Currents, an epic sound and light show.

Tickets start from $9.95. Be among the first to rediscover Niagara's original observation experience. Plan your visit today!

The Exchange Brewery tour and tasting includes a 6-beer flight and a tour of their multi-level production facility by a guide with behind-the-scenes knowledge. Tours are available Saturdays & Sundays at 3pm (year-round).

Ripley's offers interactive, family friendly fun for all ages at our three unique attractions. Explore over 800 unique exhibits at the Odditorium, ride every bump, dip and turn inside our Moving Theatre and take a selfie with a star at Louis Tussaud's Waxworks. Save with the combo packages. Children 4 + under are Free and tickets can be picked up at cash booth upon entering the attraction. Tickets valid for 1 year from date of purchase.

Create your perfect family adventure with the Big Fun Family Package. Time-limited spring special. A family of four - 2 adults and 2 children (additional child 3-packs available for purchase) can choose three (3) admissions each to your favourite Clifton Hill attractions below. Valid 365 days from issue or until all three.  $79.99 each, extra child $15

Upgrade your experience with a guided tour to the Tunnel under the falls!

Experience one of the greatest waterfalls in the world from a secret viewing platform in the Niagara Falls Power Station. Venture through the underground tunnels, hear the fascinating stories behind the place, as the noise of the flowing water grows louder and louder until you reach the incredible views of the Falls. Learn how the feature formed in the Ice Age, why the indigenous Iroquois people call it 'the great throat', and what on earth the daredevils who went over the Falls in a barrel were thinking.