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    Kai L.

    Great place for all ages waterpark fun arcade lazer tag and food 10/10 recommend come here with your kids this summer

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    Charlynn R.

    We had a perfect trip with our 2.5 year old. All the staff were awesome. I know it's a kid place but it was so nice to see how much the staff enjoyed interacting with the kids and helping and creating magic for them. The activities directors, the wait staff, the cleaning staff, everyone was so nice. I'm not sure if it's a Canadian thing or a GWL thing but the WATERPARK staff and life guards seemed to focus more on actually monitoring for drowning that just yelling at people about life vests and such (Kalahari in the states the staff were just so fixated on this stuff instead of actually helping anyone) We did not do a paw pass as my toddler probably didn't need most of that stuff but we did do the demo version of the magiquest which was so fun. We visited the gift shop of course, and we did the arcade since they had a little carousel ride thing. In the water park we did the lazy river a lot, wave pool, outdoor pool, and wooly mammoth family slide once. Plenty to do with a toddler and well worth our time IMO

    MagiQuest
    Philip L.

    Nice short vacation to GWL. We only spent two days there and we had a great time. Aside from the main water park, arcade, and Build-a-Bear Workshop, they also have some other kids friendly activities like mini golf, mini bowling, and the MagiQuest Game. Lucky enough the weather was beautiful for outdoor fun. The kids played two rounds of mini putt this time! Nice clean facility, friendly staffs, and well-maintained guest rooms. Great family time in the summer for both indoor and outdoor fun. Recommended. Can always stop by for shopping at the Outlet Collection Niagara as a bonus too!

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    Quinn A.

    Our family has gone to gwl for many years and we always have a great time. It may be extremely expensive but it is a great treat once in awhile for the kids. When we arrived the room was ready pretty quick and the bathroom was definitely cleaner than most other hotel bathrooms even if the shower curtain was low. The mattresses were meh and the decor has been the same since we first came here but they are renovating the room so I'm excited. They did the bathroom in the lobby and it if very nice. The water park was good, maybe since one wing was closed for renovation it wasn't all that busy. The outdoor pool was super relaxing since when we stayed it was beautiful outside and didn't have that weird pool echo. For extras we did also do the mini golf which was a super fun family experience since the kids had never done it before. We also got free bowling from bingo (yes my kids played not me grown lady with 6 boards) so that was fun. We only did the breakfast and yes our family doesn't have any food allergies or things like that but the food was great and the fruit was surprisingly fresh.One of my complaints though is that my mom ordered a kale salad at buckets ( the water park restaurant) and the lady at the cash was like yep ok and we payed for it then found out that actually nope they didn't have it so sorry. The restaurant was very crazy except for this one guy who seemed to run it. The magic quest was good if a bit crazy, I want to thank this one person who has been working at magic quest for forever and is always super helpful and nice. I know the employees are supposed to be nice but except for a few they are. For my final thing since we have gone here a lot they gave us a free pizza or a game of laser tag which we used to get a pizza ( see the photo) so thank you great wolf lodge

    GWL all lit up for Christmas
    Kristin M.

    This is an amazing place to take your kids for a once in a lifetime vacation. The rooms are great, there are lots of suites with different sleeping arrangements, double beds, pullout couches, and even bunk beds for the kiddos. And considering how loud it is almost constantly, there is a strict 10pm quiet time, which is apparently enforced by getting a knock on your door if you are being loud past the quiet curfew. But I honestly think it's great, then you and the kids get some sleep. The entertainment is second to none that I have experienced. The entire resort is geared towards kids. There is always something happening in the main hall, magic shows, dance parties, puppet shows etc. As well as the gift shop that has a wand you can purchase. Once the wand is charged, kids can walk all around the hotel and wave their wands for neat things to happen. Things open, light up or move. It's pretty neat. They all feel like Harry Potter The only draw backs are that almost everything costs money, but there are extended packages you can get that include most things like arcade credits, that also get you in to use the bowling alleys, virtual reality games and laser tag. These are the best deals, it's basically cheaper to get a package than do each thing individually. The water park is amazing! A lazy river, wave pool, hot tubs, and so many slides! It also has two lunch restaurant's inside the park so you don't have to go back and get dressed to eat. The meal package is worth it, it includes the breakfast buffet, lunch vouchers and the dinner buffet. Here's a tip for the buffets, go as early as you can to get a table, they will give you a buzzer and you can continue with whatever you are doing then head over when you are buzzed that your table is ready. Another tip for you, book way in advance. I mean like 6 months in advance. It a popular place and it is always very, very busy. We had so much fun here. Again pricy, but if you are looking for an incredible experience for your kids this is it. Cheaper than Disneyland!

    Fireplace, balcony.
    Steve L.

    Our 6 year old had a blast here. The water park is so fun. We could access it before our room was ready. Texting with Willow during our stay is so great. I got updates as to when our room would be ready, and could ask questions throughout our stay. We had the fireplace suite. Very spacious room with a balcony. Beds were very soft (maybe too soft for my liking, but no big deal). The fireplace warmed the room nicely. So much that we had to open the sliding door. The room itself was clean and well kept. No issues. Lots of towels left for us so no need to get fresh ones during our stay. Water park is a blast. Fun for all ages, and the lifeguards are visible and attentive. Staff here were nothing short of spectacular. So friendly, all the time. You will spend a lot of money and not realize it as everything is tied to your wrist band (which is how you pay for stuff at the shops, and enter your room). The only reason I gave it 4 stars: lack of elevators. There's, from what I could tell, 3 total guest elevators in the entire place. 4 floors, two wings to each that are huge. There's one elevator at the end of each wing, and one in the center that utilized to get down to the water park too. It's especially frustrating because we had our 5 month old with us and needed her stroller, so stairs weren't an option. Otherwise, we loved it here and will be back.

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    Friendly staff, lots of free activity for kids, overall clean. Cozy rooms with fireplace and balcony

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    Kept very clean. And some upgrades done over the years. Love the outdoor elements when in need of fresh air.

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    Sitting here after 3 hour drive, nowhere to sit, booked, but you have to walk around with luggage, until 4 pm, so far it sucks

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    Review Highlights - Great Wolf Lodge

    We also picked up the Paw Pass which is great for a first time but we wouldn't do it again.

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    Fallsview Indoor Waterpark

    Fallsview Indoor Waterpark

    (80 reviews)

    this is a great place to take your family and kids to for a great day of fun. i work there for 8…read moreyears. Just like any other place it dose have flaw's we need to bring back the swim suit dryers and get rid of the blue mats from the showers. if you want my advice bring your own towels. We used to give out towels not any more they are making a profit so that you would pay for them now

    Very tiny. Not a great park for families with kids older than like 12-14. The Tower allows no one…read moreolder then 15 which is not posted anywhere. They have 8 other slides. Racing duel mat slides, a toilet bowl type slide and a few other ones. The slides are basic and fun as they can be. What they fall short is with the Wave Pool. The size is tiny. The wave comes every 40 minutes and last 3 minutes. Not the biggest waves either since the area is tiny. Rude lifeguards as well. You work with kids, you can atleast talk with them when asking a question. The outdoor pool has no thrills, just basketball nets and a handful of lounge chairs. After a kids vomited they had to Remove everyone from the wave pool for sanitation reasons obviously but then never gave an update on how long. After about 30 minutes , it was back open. Like I said my older kids went on every slide and that was enjoyable. The rest kept us very underwhelming. The price is steep but again it's a tourist attraction. Didn't try any food or drink. I would not recommend or come again. Overall a 5.7 out of 10

    Americana Waterpark Resort & Spa - Pool view

    Americana Waterpark Resort & Spa

    (10 reviews)

    Reducing 1-star due to recent visit (2 years since last)…read more We went on a Friday, expecting reduced crowd volume (non-US holiday). Crowd volume still seemed heavy, but manageable. What wasn't manageable was their processing of entrees to get in. They had a single station to process everyone, and the payment system was taking forever. We arrived at 10am when the pool opened, and didn't actually get in until 11am. A full hour wait is pretty outrageous. Having a second payment station would have made it much quicker. Of course you can expect lower food quality at these types of places, but this was still disappointing. Frozen-pizza quality pizza, for more than a legit pizza, and then they overcooked it on top of that. The waterpark itself was still fun, but eventually our kids will outgrow it. Still good for small kids though (ages 2-8).

    It felt like a tropical resort in Ontario. The temperature outside was about 5 degrees Celsius but…read moreyou couldn't tell inside and you really didn't need to leave for any reason (unless you wanted to). Room: Comfortable for 4 people, including an infant. They happily supplied a crib but you can't reserve it ahead of time. You had to request it when you check-in. They will then deliver it to your room within 10 minutes and leave it to you to set it up. Yes, you can hear tons of noise but it's a family resort. We had a technical malfunction during our stay with the door and they were quick to repair it and offering us a different room if we wanted (which we declined). The cable in the room is WEIRD! I wish they had supplied an outline of the stations because it wasn't obvious where to find what. Otherwise, room was clean and comfortable and loved having direct access to the parking lot as well as the hotel. Water park: Tons of fun for young kids! Lots of life jackets for young swimmers. Lifeguards appeared very attentive and were quickly stopping any unruly behaviour. It was nice and warm inside the park and they have a shop that sells anything you might have forgotten...except swim diapers, they don't sell those! Arcade: Everything was working when we were there and lots of fun for the kids. Lots of options for prizes as well. The oasis poolside snack bar, which is fully licensed, is my new favourite place. I made no less than 8 trips there during my stay. Their mocktails and cocktails were delicious. Food was fresh and 4 flavours of dippin' dots as well. The only breakfast option is a paid all-you-can-eat buffet. $10 for kids and $20 for adults. This part was frustrating as my child was sick most of the weekend and if you just wanted a cup of juice you were stuck. Also, I was never hungry enough to warrant the adult buffet price. I just wanted coffee... For those who only want a cup of coffee in the morning: they do offer complimentary coffee and tea to the room or you can go to the lobby and pay $2.80 for a delicious cup of coffee that comes out of a preset machine. After my first cup, that became my second favourite part of the hotel (after the Oasis snack bar). The one downside? The front desk staff! On Saturday morning, while I was enjoying the coffee described above, I saw at least 3 different parties at the desk asking to speak to management for various issues. On our checkout day, I wanted to delay our checkout as I had 2 sick children and we had an hour before an important meeting. My son just wanted to stay in bed while we waited. Upon asking the front desk if we could delay our checkout I heard a curt "no" on the phone before they hung up. Instead he used the little energy he had, to walk around the arcade for the hour. It wouldn't deter me from staying there again but just wanted to let others know, they aren't flexible on their policies. Overall, it was an amazing weekend away! I would definitely stay there again!

    Wild Waterworks

    Wild Waterworks

    (1 review)

    A small waterpark that can cool you off on a hot summer day. With the limited amount of waterslides…read moreand the expensive food, I would not be able to stay here for the whole day if I came back (which I might do one day). Pros: - I came around noon and there were no lines for any of the slides or the lazy river. The wave pool seemed to have a good amount of people but it was no where close to being full. - Slides are fun and the lazy river seems relaxing as you float through nature and fountains. - Wild Water Works is in Confederation Park which gives you something to do once you finish your stay at the water park. Cons: - Limited amount of rides. There are 6 waterslides, 1 lazy river and 1 wave pool. They can get boring pretty fast - Food was expensive in addition to admission. Entry is around $22 (for adults) and food is around $10. Lockers are $5 and tube rentals are close to $10 (you don't need a tube luckily). Going with a family could get expensive.

    From the owner: Wild Waterworks offers a perfect place to spend a summer day. Ride the four tube slides: Night…read moreRider and Blue Demon and Vertigo and Sidewinder. Move on and surf the waves in Canada's largest outdoor wave pool. The fun continues with the heart-pounding twists of the Corkscrew and the Kamikaze. Enjoy the relaxation of the Eazy River as you float effortlessly and soak up the sun during this ride Toddlers will love Little Squirt Works, a fun wading pool with computer-controlled sprays, mists and fountains

    DoubleTree Fallsview Resort & Spa by Hilton - Niagara Falls - DoubleTree Fallsview 18 storey full service hotel

    DoubleTree Fallsview Resort & Spa by Hilton - Niagara Falls

    (144 reviews)

    There's two sides to my review - I kind of feel bad for giving a hotel I very much like a bad…read morerating, however I feel that I have no other choice given their lack of transparence about their current situation. I have been going to this hotel for *years* - literally started staying here while in Niagara Falls with my *first* ex-husband - that was over 20 years ago. This hotel is beautiful, with a gorgeous Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired lobby (usually...........). They have a wonderful spa just off the lobby with exceptional staff, and most reception employees are very nice. Super easy to get stuff sent to the room (extra towels, toiletries, coffee, etc) - they respond very quickly to messages in the app. Their beds are 100% the most comfortable beds I have ever experienced in a hotel anywhere. Although this isn't a true "fallsview" hotel (like the Marriott or Embassy Suites, for example), the view of the American falls and of the nightly fireworks is amazing. Their prices for on-site parking have gone up, but are still very competitive for the area (we checked). So overall, this is a great place to stay when in Niagara Falls, right? Which is why we always come here. I've stayed here about 15 times with my Boyfriend since 2020. But here is the issue we encountered this time around. Upon check-in we noticed a very different atmosphere in the lobby. A large desk had been installed in a corner by the spa with several - I'm talking 6 or 7 - security guards at that table, and a couple other stationed at different other spots in the lobby. A large white board propped by the stairs that lead to the pool/gym, with a "transport schedule" on it. The hotel's steakhouse restaurant, Buchanan's, was closed for an "event". Curious, we asked the front desk employee what was going on - why the many security guards? She told us that a large group was staying at the hotel """for an event""" and that they had brought in their own security. Now even more curious. We could tell the "large group" were Indigenous people and Boyfriend being part Native, we started trying to figure out what the "event" could be. Couldn't find anything anywhere online. We were a bit worried because they were rowdy... a couple of men were actually sitting, obviously drunk or high, in the parking lot, and special-needs looking children were running around wild in the lobby. Long story... not short... we finally found out, from some hotel staff, what is going on. This large group isn't staying at the hotel for an event at all - thanks Doubletree for lying to us. They are a group from an indigenous town or village in James Bay that had to be relocated because of a contaminated water situation. They have been staying in Niagara Falls SINCE LAST FEBRUARY. The government is paying the bill for their stay - obviously the hotel management must love this, because they are making lots of money and filling the hotel rooms during what is usually the low season. Buchanan restaurant is being used as some sort of "cafeteria" for them - that's why it's closed. These guests of the government are given Wal Mart gift cards daily for their needs - food, etc (hence the bus schedule on a board, it takes them shopping every day) - and we were told that many of them sell or trade these gift cards in town to buy alcohol and drugs. Overall, were we *personally* really inconvenienced by these long term guests? Not really. They apparently have been given their own (lower) floors and we were staying on the 17th floor. All we truly witnessed was: drunk/high people in the parking lot and lobby, and rowdy kids/teens in the lobby. Dirty elevators, which never used to happen in this hotel. But the whole hotel atmosphere was different. My problem is, the lack of transparency from the hotel about this situation. I feel they should advise people prior to booking, and absolutely if I had known, I would NOT have stayed here unless a special rate or discount was given to make it up to "regular" guests. We paid $300+ per night, plus taxes & parking, to stay here - at that cost, I'm not putting up with an unsafe environment. Staff told us they aren't sure when the "government's guests" will be leaving. If you are considering staying at this hotel in the near future, I would strongly advise contacting the hotel and asking some questions beforehand. If they aren't forthcoming, contact the spa.

    Outstanding property. The interior architecture is reminiscent of a quaint ski resort. Their deep…read moresoak tub is one of the niceties I have found at any property. The hotel has the convenience of a spa/salon on site as well as a cedar sauna, two pools, and a jacuzzi. I mean...wow. Buchanan's is a gem of a restaurant and has excellent options for breakfast and dinner - and it's conveniently located on site as well. Views from the higher floors will show you Clifton Hill, the Skylon Tower, and the American Falls - all unobstructed. Staff were responsive and professional in every regard. The property is a grand slam home run.

    Clifton Hill Niagara Falls

    Clifton Hill Niagara Falls

    (114 reviews)

    CRAZY! Clifton Hill is absolutely wild as a wheelchair user. When they say it's a steep hill, they…read moremean it. The incline is so sharp that at times I was worried my powerchair might tip backward. As for the attractions, it's a classic tourist strip packed with spots like Ripley's Believe It or Not, the Horror Castle, the Frankenstein Coaster, and the Niagara SkyWheel, which is fully accessible. I also treated myself to some fresh Baileys Irish Cream fudge, which was delicious. The whole area reminded me a lot of Times Square back home. Bright lights, crowds, attractions everywhere, and nearly everything sits on a slant because of the hill. Quite an experience! #CliftonHill #NiagaraFallsCanadaSide #Abigail #tysadventures26CRAZY! Clifton Hill is absolutely wild as a wheelchair user. When they say it's a steep hill, they mean it. The incline is so sharp that at times I was worried my powerchair might tip backward. As for the attractions, it's a classic tourist strip packed with spots like Ripley's Believe It or Not, the Horror Castle, the Frankenstein Coaster, and the Niagara SkyWheel, which is fully accessible. I also treated myself to some fresh Baileys Irish Cream fudge, which was delicious. The whole area reminded me a lot of Times Square back home. Bright lights, crowds, attractions everywhere, and nearly everything sits on a slant because of the hill. Quite an experience! #CliftonHill #NiagaraFallsCanadaSide #Abigail #tysadventures26

    * No Pictures What…read moreto say about Clifton Hill. Tourist street of all streets. Restaurants, bars, attractions, arcades. Children's and adults playground of all sorts. The reason for the 3 stars is just the prices for everything is astonishing. I get it's all tourist so that's the reason but definitely figure out what you want to see and do before coming down as things add up. Also, it's called a Hill for a reason. Trouble walking, or young or super tired/ sore this street is a pain to walk up. Did it many times and boy are my legs sore. The lights and sounds are nice to see at night. Could be super crowded at times. Overall 7.5 out of 10

    Niagara Amusement Park & Splash World

    Niagara Amusement Park & Splash World

    (82 reviews)

    I was pleasantly surprised with my visit over the summer…read more If you're expecting Disneyworld, lower your expectations. The kiddie area was perfect for my young kids. The rides operate on a rotated schedule. So half the rides are closed while the others run. Not a major problem. There's enough open to occupy families. I was shocked that the Wild West show is still going strong. A right of passed for every WNY child. Not sure if hearing gunshots from the kiddie area or water park is appropriate in this day and age but OK. The waterpark stole the show for me. There are slides or pools for every age. A small food stand with the usual fried food. It was clean. And there were lifeguards virtually every five feet. I felt very safe with my kids in the water (which was ice cold but refreshing on a blazing hot day). The train that goes around the park was enjoyable. Pretty cool can you use it for transportation from the camping lot all the way into the park. Do I recommend coming here frequently or buying a season pass? probably not. But I strongly recommend every family in the area stopping for a full summer day.

    Our visit today was extremely disappointing and unsafe. From the moment we arrived, there were…read morehundreds of bees swarming the lines. Multiple people in our group and others around us were stung while waiting. There was no way to get away from the bees, even in the ride lines. On top of that, many attractions and concessions were closed, leaving very little to actually do. When we brought concerns to management, there was no real help or solution offered. For the price of admission, this experience was unacceptable. I would strongly caution families (especially those with young children) to reconsider before coming here until these issues are addressed. It's absolutely not what it once was.

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    Six Flags Darien Lake

    (285 reviews)

    Six Flags Darien Lake has a nice setting with the lake of its name providing a pleasant backdrop to…read morea visit here, particularly since we were fortunate to have great weather. We enjoyed exploring the variety of rides, though because our visit was at the end of the season, not all rides were available. Regardless, we had a great time. The Viper and the Predator were favorites from our visit. Lines were barely forming when we first arrived and kept moving nicely throughout the day. The kids area is very cute with a nice variety of rides. The staff we interacted with were all pleasant and helpful. The park has a good-sized parking lot with some EV charging stations available.

    I've been coming to Darien Lake since I was a kid, so this park holds a lot of nostalgia for…read moreme--and I was so glad I finally got to share it with my wife this time around! It's always been a charming, manageable park with reasonable wait times. You can easily hit both the amusement park and the waterpark in one day, which is a huge win. Compared to Canada's Wonderland, which I also grew up going to, we definitely prefer Darien Lake now. Wonderland's crowds are out of control, and it's just not worth the hassle anymore. At Darien Lake, you actually get your money's worth. The coaster lineup is solid for a smaller park, with highlights being: Ride of Steel Tantrum Viper The Predator Plus lots of other fun rides scattered throughout the park. As for the waterpark, it was just okay this time. The Lazy River is fairly basic, and two of the more popular slides were running slowly, causing bottlenecks. Not sure why, but the water was freezing cold, especially on slides like Tornado, still a great ride, but would've been more enjoyable with slightly warmer water. Yes, the park is a bit dated in areas and could use some TLC, but despite that, Darien Lake continues to be a lovable and worthwhile spot. Whether you're going for nostalgia or just want a fun, full day without the chaos of bigger parks, this place still hits.

    Centreville Theme Park - Prices as of June 2023

    Centreville Theme Park

    (22 reviews)

    Before I start, a silly reminder to mark down or write down which port you are leaving from. This…read morewill be important to know when you are going back and exiting the island. There is not one but several ports of entry. I followed Google Maps and that's the port I used. Another tip that will save you some $. Drive one more street (Yong St. toward Kibo Sushi) and you will find a parking lot that charges $20 from 6am-6pm versus the one near the Jack Layton Perry Dock that charges $20 for 2 hours! Come really early as initially we had difficulty finding a parking that would fit our SUV (w/o scratching ours and others' cars!) When we complained and were about to leave, the parking attendant found us a better space that had more room. We came with our toddler (2.5-ish) just for her. I agree with sentiment of some other reviewers that the rides could use an upgrade. If it's first time your kid is riding, I would sit with them on slower rides. At least they had some animals (rabbits, donkey, horses, sheep?, goats, and Llamas). Food is the same that you would expect anywhere in an amusement. Pizzas, burgers, fries, etc. etc. Important note: When going back, you will see "Water Taxi" signs and "Ferry". Do not stand in massive line for Ferry. We waited almost an hour then decided to ditch the line and it didn't take us much time to get a water taxi instead. There were few people and in very short time, enjoyed our ride back. Kudos to the water taxi companies. The staff were friendly and helpful.

    Grossly overpriced. But this is what you get when no competition. The sign says celebrating 55…read moreyears. Looks like they have not replaced the rides in 55 years. I was laughing when I saw cobb Webbs on rides and fences. It's so old! Outdated. We went on a weekday so at least it was not crowded. However, not worth coming here and waiting in long lines. It's old and outdated and expensive. Basically those are the 3 adjective describe this place! It's for kids 10 and under I would say. You can go in and do splash pad for free. No tickets needed to enter, only to go on rides.

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