Things to do in Niagara Falls, Ontario

Niagara Falls, Ontario is a town of about 94,000 built around two very different neighbourhoods. Fallsview sits on the ridge above the Horseshoe Falls, with hotel towers, the casino and paid parking that fills up early and runs pricier than you'd expect. Clifton Hill sits below, near the Rainbow Bridge, packed with private attractions, arcades and mini-golf.

A short walk uphill, or the Falls Incline Railway for a few dollars, connects the two, and the WEGO bus loops between both districts and the Niagara Parkway all season on a paid day pass, included with the Niagara Parks passes.

Most of the public attractions along the falls are run by Niagara Parks, and a 2026 Adventure Pass Classic (roughly 40 CAD for an adult, valid April 20 to November 1, 2026) bundles several of them together, though Clifton Hill's rides are separate and not included.