Niagara Attractions' Prices

Flexible Niagara Falls Tour

Catch the last of the warm summer weather at Niagara Falls by visiting some of its must-see attractions! I recommend taking a Boat Tour to get up close to the Falls, exploring the Niagara Parks Power Station with its fascinating Tunnel, and/or experiencing the Journey Behind the Falls. For more nature, enjoy the White Water Walk to witness some of North America's most turbulent river rapids, or take a ride on the Whirlpool Aero Car.

If you have time at the end of the day, it's worth visiting the Floral Showhouse and Butterfly Conservatory at the Botanical Gardens. Don't miss the chance to descend to the bottom of the Niagara Glen or explore Niagara-on-the-Lake and its surrounding wineries.

To give you an idea about the prices, see the image above and be sure to add 13% tax to the total. These prices will remain in effect until November 1st, when some attractions close for the winter. However, main attractions like Journey Behind the Falls and the Power Station will remain open. Of course, Niagara Falls is beautiful year-round!

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