Clifton Hill

Clifton Hill has something for everyone. adults, teens, kids, couples, families, groups, EVERYONE! There are always new things to do/​eat everytime we visit. We are only about 2 hours from Clifton Hill so we visit yearly. The arcade, skywheel, haunted house, and dino golf are a few of my favorites!

So cheesy, so neat, so awesome! Love this Canadian «boardwalk» with the falls overlooking. The Hill is clean and has something for everyone: shopping, arcades, rides, and other attractions. They has strange year round haunted houses, not my thing but fun to look at. This place is fun for a couple or a family trip. Warning it is cheesy so make your own fun and don’t go expecting a lot. Enjoy the sites and sounds!

I’ll start by saying I am not a Canada fan. No doubt a-​boat it. I came to Clifton Hill a couple times with a group of friends. Once for my birthday. We walked over instead of driving.
We did the usual Clifton Hill-​y things. The fun house, the wax museum (didn’t go in but took a pic with the Heath Ledger Joker), and went for food.
The mirror room was the coolest thing (hello mirror pics to a whole new level). But the fun house was super entertaining especially with the gigantic balls you can ram into each other with.
It’s a little expensive, I think it was at least $ 20 for each thing we did. The haunted house also wasn’t scary so that was mildly disappointing, but I wouldn’t go any deeper into Canada to go to a house where they can touch me and separate me from the group. NOT my forte.
But overall it was a fun time if you’re just looking for something to do! Or if you have young friends who can’t drink in America, I guess Canada is good for that. (Canada is awful)
X’s and O’s!
J

OK, this place gets straight-​up creepy. It reminded me of an episode of an old Nickelodeon show — Jimmy Neutron — when they go to a creepy, haunted amusement park. Almost EVERYTHING had a mega-​creepy vibe. From the wax museum (highly unrealistic and really just dirty) to the «shoot the aliens with the laser gun ride through» game, the frankenstein eating a burger over burger king, the Ripley’s Believe It or Not, the mini golf was creepy Wizards themed with black lights, and I could keep going on and on about the creepy vibes this place emits.
We got the $ 25 fun-​pass. You could do everything on the fun pass in two or three hours. It includes the Sky Wheel (the most worth it — great views), the XD Theatre (very short, but entertaining), the Ghost Blasters (the previously mentioned ride-​through game), Mini golf (choose outdoor or indoor), and the wax museum. It was worth it to do something for a few hours.
Clifton Hill is full of fast-​food joints with a Rainforest Café tucked away. There’s a great chocolate shop worth stopping in at, and a sports bar with bowling and billiards. Lots of families. It’s the «fun street» at Niagara.
Again, it was fun to a certain extent, but mostly just straight-​up creepy. Worth a walk-​through at the very least, but I’d rather spend my time relaxing on some grass with a coffee and good company than walking through this tourist-​jam-​packed street of creepy fun.

Been to Niagara Falls a couple of times this year, each time Clinton Hill has been a hit with the kids. There’s the Ferris wheel, restaurants entertainment (haunted houses, amusement arcade, etc) and souvenir shops. Its a fun place to spend the evening with the kids after spending the day at the falls or doing other site seeing.