Niagara Region Activity Guide
Here are some fun and affordable places that you can take your students for additional fun this year!
*Prices and information are
current as of October 2011, please contact the attraction directly for up to date information and prices.*
Balls Falls Conservation Area
Perched on the edge of the Niagara Escarpment, Balls Falls Conservation area features an
operational mill, two waterfalls, numerous historic buildings, and lovely nature trails.
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Adults ($5.75) Seniors/Students ($4.25) Max per car ($18.00)
Bus (over 20/vehicle) $110.00
Picnic Pavilion Rental Weekdays ($40.00)
HISTORICAL TOURS - Organized School Group Minimum Group
tour fee ($45.00)
Open year round – 8am – 8pm
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Phone: (905) 788-3135
Website: http://ballsfalls.ca/
Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, 250 Thorold Road
West; 3rd Floor, Welland, ON L3C 3W2
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Bruce Trail
The Bruce Trail, 800 kilometers along the sometimes breathtaking and always interesting
Niagara Escarpment, is visited by more than 400,000 people a year. The southern terminus of
the Bruce Trail is located at the stone cairn in Queenston Heights Park. Near the famous
Niagara Falls, the park is perched in the west side of a deep gorge carved over the centuries by
the Niagara River. On the way through St. Catharines and Thorold, hikers will pass all four of
the Welland Canals. Niagara is recognized as Ontario's wine region and many parts of the
Bruce Trail in this section skirt past wineries.
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There are four suggested hikes within the region
o Louth Side Trail (1.5 km)
o Rockway Falls Side Trail (2.5 km)
o Terrace Creek Side Trail (3.7 km)
o Woodend Conservation Area (1.5 km)
On website, there are directions to each of these trails.
Price: FREE
Phone: (905) 529-6821
Website: http://brucetrail.org/places/9
Email: [email protected]
Bruce Trail
P.O. Box 22042 St. Catharines, Ontario Canada, L2T 4C1
Friends of the Short hills Park
Visit this wonderful Provincial Park for hiking, biking, bird & wildlife watching and visit the
website for useful maps, and other information on the Short Hills Park. Friends of Short Hills
Park is a community-based organization dedicated to preserving the cultural and natural
integrity of Short Hills Provincial Park through liaison with Ontario Parks, volunteer work,
public education and fund raising activities.
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Open all year round.
There is ample parking at each entrance; however park
users should take precautions to protect their personal
property.
The trails system at Short Hills Park welcomes horseback
riders, hikers and cyclists.
Please note that each of the seven established trails is
designated as either shared use (horses, cyclists, and
hikers), hikers and physically challenged, or hikers only.
Website:
http://www.friendsofshorthillspark.ca/friendsframe.htm
Friends of the Short hills Park
• Access to many of the park's trails is initiated from Gilligan
Road, a gravel path located at the Pelham Road entrance.
Access to the Paleozoic Path is on Roland Road. A third
entrance to the park can be found off Wiley Road.
Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory
At Canada's largest indoor butterfly conservatory, see 2000 butterflies at flight while taking in
the beautiful atmosphere. Walk through the indoor rainforest setting while appreciating the
beauty of the insects floating around you, but be sure to keep a lookout for butterflies leaving
their cocoon and spreading their wings for their first flight! Gain entry to this and many other
attractions purchasing our Discover Niagara Package.
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Open daily from 9am-5pm (times may vary)
Adults (13+) $12.25, Children (6-12yrs) $7.95, Children
under 5 are free. Parking costs $5.00.
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Phone: (905) 356-9030
Website:
http://www.niagaraparks.com/garden/butterfly.php
Email: [email protected]
Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory
2656 Niagara River Parkway Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6T2
Happy Rolph's Bird Sanctuary
Happy Rolph Bird Sanctuary is a 15.06-acre municipal park on the shores of Lake Ontario. The
Sanctuary boasts one of Canada’s most exotic collections of flowering rhododendrons. The
petting farm, which operates from Victoria Day to Thanksgiving weekend, houses a variety of
farm animals including chickens, pigs, horses, rabbits, sheep and goats. Hundreds of ducks,
geese and native birds live in the adjacent pond. The pond inlet is sheltered by evergreens and
bordered by grassy banks and willow trees, offers food and shelter for the resident waterfowl
and migratory birds. Since the acquisition of this property in 1974, the city has extended
pathways to the lake, added a parking lot and bird feeders, and renovated the barn and pond
area. Picnic and playground facilities were expanded to include a pavilion and washrooms. The
park offers a unique opportunity to experience nature first hand. There is also a picnic area
for lunches and snacks, as well as a playground area for kids.
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The parking lot is accessible.
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Phone: (905) 732-1414
Website:
http://www.stcatharines.ca/recreation/pt/happy_rolphs_bird_sa
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Happy Rolph's Bird Sanctuary
2 Northrup Crescent, St Catharines, ON L2M
Bird Kingdom at the Niagara Falls Aviary
The Bird Kingdom is the World's Largest, Indoor, and Free Flying Aviary! Located on the scenic
Niagara Gorge and Next to the Falls, the Bird Kingdom hosts a diverse collection of almost 400
birds representing nearly 80 species from around the world! Bird Kingdom's walk threw &
wheelchair accessible environments create an intimate, up-close interaction between you and
our free-flying birds, including opportunities to personally interact with different species in our
Encounter Zone, Reptile Area and during our Daily Lorikeet Feedings! The Main Atrium is truly
a sight to behold and is a multi-level natural environment, complete with 30' Palm Trees, a 40'
Waterfall, Ponds and Streams!
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• Self Guided Tours: Adults ($13.00), Children ($9.00), and Senior
($11.00).
• Open daily, 9:30am-5pm, and soecial packages for school
groups (greater than 10).
Phone: (905) 356-8888 x 240
Website: http://www.birdkingdom.ca/
Bird Kingdom at the Niagara Falls Aviary
5651 River Road, Niagara Falls, ON, L2E 7M7
Niagara Garden Trail’s Floral Clock
Located on Niagara Garden Trail, the Floral Clock is one of the most picturesque attractions in
the Niagara Region. Originally built in 1950, this large working timepiece is created with up to
16, 000 carpet bedding plants. With the clock face's design changing twice a year, this garden
timepiece is always a surprising and amazing sight to behold.
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Open daily from 9AM-5PM
No cost
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Phone: (905) 371-0254
Website:
http://www.visitstcatharines.ca/attractions//
Email: [email protected]
Niagara Garden Trail’s Floral Clock
14004 Niagara Parkway, Queenston ON
Journey behind the Falls
Experience one of the best views of Niagara Falls spectacular Horseshoe Falls. Elevators
descend 150 feet and take visitors to tunnels hidden behind the falls in the massive natural
wonder's bedrock. Observe the falls behind the rapidly flowing waters and from the upper and
lower observation decks. The sound is like thunder, the sight awe-inspiring! Take a journey
deep below and behind the heart of Niagara and stand in the mist where the mighty
Horseshoe Falls tumbles from 13 storeys above
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Open all year round!
Hours are from 9am – 5pm weekdays
Adults (13+) = $14.60, Children (6-12) = $8.95 and Children
under 5 are free
Paid Parking is available at the Falls Parking Lot, just across
the street
Website:
http://www.niagaraparks.com/attractions/behind-the-falls.html
Journey Behind the Falls
6650 Niagara Parkway, Niagara Falls, ON
Fort George National Historical Site
This historic fort served as the headquarters for the Centre Division of the British Army during
the War of 1812. Now a National Historic Site, Fort George is now fully restored and is open to
the public. Tour the fort and see the Soldiers Barracks. Visit the Fort on Canada Day to
experience a live battle re-enactment featuring many volunteers in full period costume.
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Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, seven days a week, May 1 to
October 31
Group visitation available year round by reservation
Daily Parking - $5.90/vehicle
School Group – $4.90/student
Phone: (905) 468-6614
Website:
http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/lhn-nhs/on/fortgeorge/index.aspx
Email: [email protected]
Fort George National Historic Site
Niagara Court House
26 Queen Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, L0S 1J0
Lock 7 Viewing Complexes
Our friendly staff is here to greet you and answer all your questions about the Welland Canal.
Please feel free to ask them for your copy of the Tommy Trent, ABC’s of the Welland Canal. A
small pocketbook loaded with all the information you need on the Welland Canal. In addition,
your taste buds will be treated to a complimentary Canadian Maple Syrup cookie. What a
better treat to tide you over until lunch or dinner. Feeling hungry? Located just inside the
complex is the “Kissing Rock Cafe”. The café is open daily and serves up delicious homemade
treats, coffee, and specialty teas. Enjoy the ships pass you by as you sip on a hot beverage
from our outdoor viewing platform. Interested in learning more about the Canal? We offer you
the opportunity to watch a movie about the history of the Welland Canal? Our complex can
accommodate a group of up to 50 people. If history is your niche, please feel free to peruse
over 60 historical pictures located throughout our complex. You will be delighted so see that
much of Thorold has remained the same throughout the years. A small Gift Shop highlighting
local artists, nautical and Kissing Rock items is located inside the Complex. If you are looking
for specialty jams, one of a kind jewelry, just the right book about ships or commutative
Kissing Rock souvenirs, we are sure you will be delighted in the gift shop.
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FREE!
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Phone: (905) 680-9477
Website:
http://www.soto.on.ca/travel_information/lock_7_viewing_comp
lex.html
Email: [email protected]
Lock 7 Viewing Complex
50 Chapel St. S. Thorold, Canada, L2V 2C6
Old Fort Erie
The year is 1812. You're far from home in the unknown wilds of Upper Canada. The place is
Fort Erie and war is in the air. All around you are the exciting sights and sounds of men
preparing for battle. Step back into a time of red coats, black powder and gray fortress walls.
Over 200 years of living history resides within, at Old Fort Erie. Niagara Parks is preparing to
celebrate the War of 1812 Bi-Centennial. Plans are being made for special events beginning in
2012 - visit the official website Visit 1812 for updates on this important milestone shared by
Canada and the United States of America - Celebrating 200 Years of Peace.
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Open 10am-5pm, June 1st – October 31st
Adults (13+) $12.25, Children (6-12) $7.95 and Children
under 5 are free.
Phone: (905) 871-0540
Website:
http://www.niagaraparks.com/heritage/forterie.php
Email: [email protected]
Old Fort Erie
50 Lakeshore Rd. Fort Erie, Ontario
Port Dalhousie
This beach community is a beautiful and picturesque area of the Garden City. Stroll along the
Harbour Walkway and take in the sights of the beautiful beaches, or shop while walking
through the charming downtown. Explore the rich history and charm of Port Dalhousie lying
on the shore of Lake Ontario by taking a stroll around the Harbour Walkway. Pathways follow
the shoreline, winding past historical sites and modern features, connecting Lakeside Park and
the East and West Piers. Through this connection the walkway also makes up a small but vital
section of the larger provincial Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail. Enjoy dining and shopping in the
quaint downtown, watch the sunset from the pier, or ride the antique carousel. Experience the
vitality of this small port-side village and the medley of sights and sounds along the harbor
front.
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Open 10am-5pm, June 1st – October 31st
Adults (13+) $12.25, Children (6-12) $7.95 and Children
under 5 are free.
Website:
http://portdalhousie.com/
Travelling on the QEW, exit at Seventh Street (exit #51) in St. Catharines.
Turn left on Seventh Street to Lakeshore Road. Turn righ onto
Lakeshore Road which will become Main St.
Downtown Niagara-on-the-Lake
Located 20 minutes from St. Catharines, this quaint town, situated on the southern shores of
Lake Ontario, is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of Niagara Falls. While visiting
downtown Niagara-on-the-Lake, peruse through the lost treasures of one of the many antique
shops or appreciate new works of wonder at one of the local art galleries. Walk, bike, or drive
through Niagara-on-the-Lake to experience all of what this charming town has to offer.
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Open all year round.
Niagara-on-the-Lake is a community renowned for its
beauty and history.
Also, visit the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory!
Visitor Information: 26 Queen Street (in the lower level of the
Court House building), (905) 468-1950. Open daily.
Website:
http://www.niagaraonthelake.worldweb.com/TravelArticles
/TownCityReviews//8664.html.
The main routes into Niagara-on-the-Lake are via the Queen
Elizabeth Way (QEW) to Hwy.55, also known as Niagara Stone
Road, and along the scenic Niagara Parkway.
St. Catharines Farmers Market
The St. Catharines Farmers Market isn't just for your fruits and vegetables, although those
items alone are enough reason to pay a visit. In addition to fresh produce, shoppers will
find baked goods and fresh bread, European meats, seafood, chicken, beef,
Caribbean, Lebanese and Mexican foods, local honey, fresh cut and potted flowers, gourmet
spices, homemade jams, preserves and jewelry.
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Phone: 1-905-688-5600
Website:
http://www.stcatharines.ca/en/experiencein/StCatharinesFarmer
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St. Catharines Farmers Market;
Market Square, 91 King Street, corner of King and James.
Horse Play Niagara Inc.
HORSES, HORSEBACK RIDING, TRAIL RIDING AND NOW OFF ROAD GO-CARTS! Welcome to
Horseplay Niagara where horseback riding is our specialty. Looking for a horseback riding
vacation in Ontario? We deliver a trail ride adventure you'll never forget. Whether you're a
first time horseback rider or have been trail riding for years, our horseback riding tours are
sure to excite you. But that's not all, we have some different things to do as well, it's not just
horses but now we offer offer off-road go-kart rides. Much different than your regular go cart
rides, we travel on our unique dirt track for a down and dirty experience unlike go karts.
Furthermore, every ride, whether horseback rides or dune buggie rides, include unlimited mini
golf, and the use of the HorsePlay-Zone. After riding enjoy our arcade and a Gift Shop, there's
something to entertain everyone.
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Full washrooms are on-site and are handicap accessible
Packages vary from $6.00 - $40.00 per student
Phone: (905) 834-2380
Website:
http://www.horseplayniagara.com/school_packages.htm
Email:
[email protected]
Horse Play Niagara Inc.
20903 Wilson Rd. Wainfleet, ON
Lakeside Park Carousel “Just 5¢ a Ride"
Where the magic lasts a lifetime! The smiles and laughter which the carousel inspires is a
century old tradition! Today, the Lakeside Park Carousel stands proudly representing the
heritage and lifestyles of years gone by. For 5 cents a ride, you can experience the carousel´s
magic and its wonderful ability to bring out the child in all of us. The Lakeside Park Carousel is
a timeless tradition connecting our past, present, and future generations. Where the magic
lasts a lifetime!
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Fridays May 15 to Sunday June 7, Friday 4:00pm - 8:00pm,
Saturday and Sunday 10:00am - 8:00pm
Only 5¢ a ride!
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Phone: (905) 934-1221
Website:
http://www.stcatharines.ca/recreation/rec_af_carousel.asp/
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Lakeside Park Carousel
1 Lakeport Road, St. Catharines, ON
St. Catharines Museum at Lock 3
From the elevated viewing platform at Lock 3, get a close-up look at ships from around the
world and experience the wonder of the Welland Canal. Inside, watch the 15 minute video
presentation Welland Canals Past and Present and learn more about the four Welland Canals
in the Museum exhibits and education programs. The Museum chronicles the industrial,
cultural and social history of the area with an emphasis on the Welland Canal. Experience the
rich legacy of Niagara's African Canadians in the integrated Follow the North Star exhibit. The
role that St. Catharines played in the Underground Railroad is the main theme of the exhibit.
Visit Merritt's Mercantile - the Museum Gift Shop for unique gifts and souvenirs. Learn about
Canada's oldest sport in the Ontario Lacrosse Hall of Fame & Museum.
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Call for group pricing
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Phone: 1-905-984-8880
Website:
http://www.stcatharines.ca/en/experiencein/StCatharinesMuseu
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St. Catharines Museum at Lock 3;
1932 Welland Canals Parkway, St. Catharines, ON L2R 7K6
Skylon Tower
Standing 520 feet tall, the Skylon Tower provides visitors with the perfect view of Niagara
Falls. Visitors can dine at one of the tower's two restaurants. The Summit Suite Dining Room is
open for lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. The
Revolving Dining Room rotates 360° every hour, while providing patrons with award winning
continental cuisine. Visit the Observation deck which stands 775 feet above the roaring waters
of Niagara Falls or play at SkyQuest, the interactive indoor entertainment facility which is
home to the 4D experience, "Legends of Niagara Falls". Go for the games at Niagara’s largest
indoor amusement centre. Cool fun for all! Don’t miss the spectacular 4D motion theatre an
unbeatable not to be missed family experience.
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For group pricing contact Group Sales.
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Phone: 1-905-356-2651 ext. 226 (reservations) ext. 211 (prices)
Website:
http://www.skylon.com/
Email: [email protected]
Skylon Tower;
5200 Robinson Street, Niagara Falls, ON. L2G 2A3
Niagara Skywheel
One of the tallest Ferris wheels (or, perhaps more accurately, observation wheels) in North
America, the Niagara SkyWheel is perched across from the American Falls. Its 53-meter (175foot) height is impressive, but because it's located halfway up the steep Clifton Hill, it offers an
even more spectacular view of the Horseshoe and American Falls, the Niagara River, and the
surrounding sights.
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Open all year round 9am-1am (hours vary depending on
the season
Adults $9.99, Children $6.99
Phone: (905) 358-3293
Website:
http://www.cliftonhill.com/niagara_falls_attractions/niagara_sky
wheel/
Email: [email protected]
Niagara Skywheel
4950 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls
Rossi Glass Showroom and Gift Shop
Rossi Glass is conveniently located in the heart of the Fallsview Tourist District. We are proud
to be the only manufacturer of Cranberry Glass in Canada, who create many unique works of
artistic glassware. Every Rossi creation reflects the artisans` love of glass, as well as the
patience, perseverance and hard work required to master the art of glass blowing. Come and
be fascinated as you watch the talented team of glassmakers make beautiful works of art right
before your eyes. The roar of the hot furnaces and the thunder of Niagara Falls will truly be a
memorable experience.
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Free Tour and Show
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Phone: 1-888-301-8222
Website:
http://niagrafalls.travel/getdetails.cgi?60&&1993
Rossi Glass Showroom and Gift Shop;
4199 River Road, Niagara Falls, ON. L2E 3E7
Dinosaur Park Miniature Golf
Located on Clifton HiIl, Niagara Falls, one can relax and enjoy North America’s number one
past time. The mini putt 18 hole golf course is built on the surrounding backdrop of the days
gone by. Despite the miniature size, the course presents an exciting challenge. The uniquely
contoured course with multi colored greens is fun for both the novice and the experienced.
Most holes range in Par 2 and 3 and the entire course can be played in about 45 minutes. The
magnificent putting greens are full of undulations, water hazards, and real sand traps. For the
non golfer, the prehistoric background of dinosaurs offers view about history what it was all
like in days gone by.
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$ 9.99 for adults and $ 6.99 for children
Phone: (905) 358-3676
Website:
http://www.cliftonhill.com/attractions/dinosauradventure-golf
Dinosaur Park Miniature Golf
4946 Clifton Hill, Box 60 Niagara Falls, ON, L2E 6S8
Fairview Golf & Mini Putt
Fairview Golf Course is a 9 hole, par 27 course located in central St. Catharines and our ‘hidden
gem’. This course is ideal for the golfer who is just beginning or anyone who wants to just work
on their short game. The course offers clubhouse services, a putting and chipping green, and
practice driving cages. The 18 hole mini putt, an outdoor venue, is a great way for friends and
family to spend some time together.
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We are open daily from dawn to dusk, weather permitting
for golf.
The Mini Putt, under lights after dark is generally open
until 10 pm, weather permitting, from April until October
each year.
Tee times are accepted up to seven days in advance.
$6.00/person for 18 holes of mini putt.
Phone: (905) 937-5796
Website:
http://www.stcatharines.ca/recreation/golf_fairview.asp
Fairview Golf & Mini Putt
285 Geneva Street, St. Catharines, Ontario L2N 2G1
Super Putt
Arguably the best mini-golf in the Niagara Falls area, this attracts quite a crowd during the
tourist season. The course has 18 holes.
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Group Rates available on request.
Phone: 1-905-354-4916
Website:
http://www.superputt.com/
Super Putt;
7301 Lundy’s Lane, Niagara Falls ON. L2H 2W9
Fairview Bowling Lanes
We offer 12 ten pin lanes and 12 five pin lanes with synthetic lane surfaces and high tech
Qubica scoring systems. Whether you’re out for a day or evening of fun or looking to join a
league, Fairview is a great place to go. Bowling is a fun recreational activity for all to enjoy. We
offer a clean, smoke-free environment that kids and adults alike can enjoy.
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10-pin Regular Rate: $4.60/game
5-pin Regular Rate: $4.10/game
Shoe Rental: 14 and under – FREE, 15 and older – $3.00
Phone: (905) 937-5220
Website: http://fairviewlanes.ca/
Email: [email protected]
Fairview Lanes
285 Geneva Street, St. Catharines, Ontario
Strike Rock N Bowl
Strike Rock N’ Bowl offers over 25,000 square feet of high energy entertainment, featuring 14
full size bowling lanes, billiard tables, arcade games and more. This next generation facility
provides a perfect setting to entertain your family and friends. There are 14 full sized bowling
lanes, multiple billiard tables, full amusement arcade, a dining area, and sports bar. Up to six
people can bowl on a single lane. The décor is modern and comfortable, with high-backed
seating, cozy bar stools, custom floor coverings, and modern lighting. Strike Rock N’ Bowl
provides a great place to enjoy some exciting games, delicious food at Boston Pizza and great
family fun.
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Hourly Rate weekdays $25.00 per lane, weekends $30.00
per lane. And $3.00 shoe rental. For Group Rates call ahead of
time.
Phone: 1-905-358-4788
Website:
http://www.cliftonhill.com/entertainment/strike-rock-n-bowl
Strike Rock N Bowl;
4942 Clifton Hills, Niagara Falls, ON. L2G 3N4
Great Canadian Midway
The Great Canadian Midway contains over 250 games. Ranging from classic arcade games to
new interactive games, there is something for everyone! Most of the games also give out
tickets to win fabulous prizes
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60-Midway Tokens: $20.00 CDN, 100-Midway Tokens:
$30.00 CDN, 180-Midway Tokens: $50.00 CDN. Free
entrance fee.
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Phone: (905) 358-3676
Website:
http://www.cliftonhill.com/niagara_falls_attractions/great_canadi
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Great Canadian Midway
4950 Clifton Hill Box 60 Niagara Falls ON L2G 3N4
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Guinness Museum of World Records
With a visit to the Guinness World Records Museum in Clifton Hill all of the unbelievable facts
and feats featured in the popular book will come to life. You can rotate our 10,000 Kugel Ball
that floats on water with your finger and even pose for a family picture in a chair big enough
for Robert Wadlow, the world's tallest man. The Guinness World Record Book is even a record
breaker itself, holding the record for the biggest selling copyright book ever! Discover a
number of amazing sights in this popular museum that brings the Guinness World Record Book
to life! Covering the genres of arts, entertainment, literature, the natural world and sports,
there's a sight for nearly everybody at the Guinness World Records Museum in Niagara Falls.
Bring the entire family out and experience for yourself the limits and records of our natural
world!
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$9.50 Student $11.99 Adult
Educational Programs are Available for Student Groups.
Phone: (905) 356-2299
Website: http://www.guinnessniagarafalls.com/
Guinness Museum of World Records
4943 Clifton Hill Niagara Falls ON L2G 3N5
Louis Tussaud's Waxworks
The Louis Tussaud's Waxworks has an astonishing display of all kinds of lifelike figures and is
probably the closest most of us will come to meeting the heroes of the past and the ones of
today. Everyone from movie stars to presidents have been reproduced at this world famous
waxworks with franchises world-wide. The Niagara Falls' franchise is located right near the
Casino Niagara and is a quick drive to the Falls. The Louis Tussaud's Waxworks museum is open
year round even including holidays
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Open daily from 10AM-10PM
Children - $7.99 Adults - $13.99
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Phone: (905) 356-2238
Website:
http://www.niagarafallskiosk.com/Louis-Tussauds-Waxworks.php
Email: [email protected]
Louis Tussaud's Waxworks
5907 Victoria Avenue Niagara Falls, ON
Mystery Maze
Lose yourself in the Medieval World of the Mystery Maze. Race against time to capture the
castle towers and search for the Mystery Sword. You could get lost forever...
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Open daily from 10AM-10PM
Children - $7.49 Adults - $7.99
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Phone: 1-866-656-0311
Website:
http://www.falls.com/mysterymaze.htm
Email: [email protected]
Mystery Maze
Off Victoria Avenue and Clifton Hill
Ripley’s Believe It Or Not
Shocking and amazing families for years, Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum houses an
impressive collection of odd, strange, and unbelievable artifacts from around the world. Spend
as little as an hour, or as much as an entire day browsing through and interacting with over
700 exhibits, oddities, curriosities, and illusions at Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
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Open 10am-10pm,
Adults $13.99, Children $7.99
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Phone: (905) 356-2238
Website:
http://ripleysniagara.com/
Email: [email protected]
Ripley Believe It Or Not;
4960 Clifton Hill Niagara Falls, ON. L2G 3N4
Niagara Go-Karts
You've ridden the rest now come try the best! Feel the adrenaline pumping, while riding side
by side, fishtailing through the banked corners of one of North America's fastest tracks. For
your safety, all go karts are equipped with roll bars and seatbelts.
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Open daily from 10am-10pm
$4.00 per lap or $22.00 for 6 laps
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Phone: (905) 356-9030
Website:
http://www.gokartsniagara.com
Email: [email protected]
Niagara Go-Karts
7104 Kinsmen Court, Niagara Falls ON. L2E 6S5