Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Odditorium

So much fun and cool information. This museum displays quite a bit of stuff. There’s even a man who made microscopic art work using tools. There is a lion made of tire rubber. So many sites to see in here you could spend the entire day reading this awesome stuff. Some great artwork also. Great for kids and adults. Some very interactive stuff too.

Lots of fun/​odd facts. Took us about an hour to go through the entire museum. Worth trying on a rainy day!

Got this as apart of a packaged deal with the moving theater. Ripley’s odd collection of artifacts from around the world is always a treat in every city.

I don’t know why, but if you’re been to one of the Ripley’s Believe It Or Not, it kinda feels like you’ve been to them all. I went to this once after absolutely loving the one in Times Square. You might enjoy this if you haven’t been to one before but the tickets are overpriced for the amount of time you will spend there. Be sure to get your hands on some coupons before you go here. If you want an uninterrupted experience, go in the morning. My dad and I were the only ones there.

Not worth the price you pay. The cashier told us that it would take you 45 minutes to complete. It literally took us 10 minutes. Most showcases repeated the same concept. Which made it boring. Save your money and time.

This was the perfect fun thing to do in the middle of the day. When we went (September) it was not busy at all so we didn’t have to deal with any crowds. Tons of super interesting stuff, the stuff that fascinates me the most (and scares me too) is the section of medieval torture devices! Overall, it was a great date with my hubby!

Definitely had an odd factor but overall my experience was lacking and my husband and I didn’t enjoy it as much. Would recommend this place to older people and possibly kids/​teenagers

My boyfriend and I weren’t really impressed with this place. Some parts were interesting, but overall it was a lot more boring than we expected. Neither of us thought it was worth the $ 27 we paid to get in.

I went to this and the other Wax Museums in and around the Niagra Falls area. All three of them are individually themed but all have amazing work done, almost realistic. I had a few pics taken with them, however, for some of the dead guys it was obvious that it was fake. I find wax figures to be classic works of art in itself. Admission was $$$ just like the other three, however, well worth it. It is not only a wax museum but a museum in general. You will go in and say WTF? and yes these people do exist.

This place actually was fairly entertaining. We spent a good at least hour in the exhibit, while most of the other little rides would cost more than half the admission and last literally 3 minutes. My only complaint is that we couldn’t get the app on our phones to work properly to get the full experience. If only that actually worked, I would’ve given it a 5 star.

One of the best things we did in Niagara falls. This is not a ride so be prepared to walk slowly through and read all the hundreds on signs besides the many strange and curious items. My boyfriend and I spent several hours strolling through and reading the bizarre. Most families and people just rushed through each room. Take the time and you will enjoy it.

Lots of neat information packed in a little space! My son and I enjoyed reading the facts. I think it could have been more interactive though. We are about to head to the wax museum!

This place was great! The exhibits were entertaining, and yes there were things you were to read but there were plenty of areas with videos and funny stuff to see! The best was the part of the museum was the exhibits specifically for Niagara Falls. My favourite was the illusion with the hermit… Still can’t figure that one out!
They also have the wax hands!

This place is full of fascinating things to living ppl of this earth. From Robert Wadlow and his crazy height to ‘Lizard Man’ with his tongue, to 1400 lb man. This is a worthwhile exhibit to enjoy with yourself, loved ones or family. They have huge chair to fit two ppl. They have a place you can take a picture of your shadow. This place you can easily spend 1 hr or more in there. They also have cool features if you download their app, you can scan things and see additional stuff you don’t usually see. Worth the admission of $ 30 two ppl. Although I do wish the exhibit was longer and more to see, but that’s b/​c we like to see more weirdness and believe it or not.

This was a fun place for all ages, kids and adults. Make sure to look out for coupons to get a small discount.
The museum was bigger then I thought it would be. There were quite a few exhibits to enjoy. If you are artist or sculptor you will definitely enjoy this place.
One of my favorite exhibits was the spinning room, history of Niagara video, and all the funny and weird figures. This spot is probably one of the better museums/​sites in Clifton hills, try it out!

For a family of 5, it cost $ 70 which was way overpriced considering this museum was rundown, and to put it simply, boring. There was no hands on expiriences, and I’d say that the Guinness museum was significantly better. Maybe it would be worth stopping by if the price was better. A lot of the facts are fake as well.

This is the place you want to visit if you interest in RIPLEY’s. We have 4 teens’ boys with us and they all reacted WEID! :)
The exhibits run from mid tolerant to quite scary one (The boys had a great time to tease me when I refused to get through a scream hall). There are few displays look so unreal, but needless to say this is Ripley’s. At some time down the hall, there is some display which the kids can get into the playing along…
My kids enjoyed this place, and that is very important to me. This Ripley’s Believe it Or Not! Auditorium is located at the top of Clifton Hill across from Frankenstein’s. The cost is worth 2 ice-​cream cones, to me it is well worth!

Going to a Ripleys in Niagara is basically a requisite for any kind of trip to Niagara that’s longer than 24 hours. This Ripley’s Believe it Or Not! Odditorium is located at the top of Clifton Hill across from Frankensteins.
My boyfriend had yet to go to a Ripleys and while I knew I’d been to the one, I didn’t think I’d been to this one so we decided to check it out on a windy afternoon on our anniversary weekend.
First of all, don’t be dumb like me and print off coupons and forget to use them. You can get dollar off coupons for this place just about anywhere online but it’s unlikely you’ll get a better discount than that (and this goes for quite a lot of places in Niagara, discounts are few and far between).
Second of all, this isn’t the kind of place I would bring little children to. Not that there’s anything particularly scary but its not optimized for little ones. There were a lot of kids in here but the exhibits here take some time to look at and read the little plaques and kids just don’t have that kind of attention span. The first half of the odditorium is mainly stuff to look at with a few interactive displays. As you get to the second half though, you’ll find more stuff you can actually play with and that kids would enjoy.
That being said, this is like any Ripleys, the claim everything is real but I highly doubt it is considering that some stuff looks really super fake and some stuff is 100% fake. But it’s a novelty and it sucked up the better part of an hour, especially the second half of it. At $ 13 each, its a bit on the pricey side but that’s what most of the stuff on Clifton hill will cost you, golf, horror houses, etc. I also think that there’s a bunch of duplicate stuff from the Guinness World Records place down the street. Don’t bother going to both, pick one or the other. They’re equally entertaining and cost about the same.

Poor deformed animals! Awwww, it made me so sad to see two headed animals, poor babies.
Pre-​buy your tickets for Ripley’s Believe It Or Not to save a few dollars.
You can get some pretty cool pictures while at the Odditorium. I learned a lot while making my way around the museum. Some factoids were super informative and fun while some were just lame and they should have left out. It was definitely a mix of exhibits.
The special Niagara Falls exhibit and movie is of course the most unique thing about this museum and probably the most cool thing here, as well.
It takes just over an hour to walk through and if you buy both this & the wax museum prior on their website, the tickets will run you $ 10 each. They are open until 1am on Summer nights!

Hokey, touristy, silly. Still, it’s a fun way to spend a half an hour on the main drag at Niagara Falls. Staff is nice and the admission isn’t too pricey for one museum (though they have deals if you go to multiple). If you liked the Ripley’s books as a kid, you’ll love this museum.