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    2.9 (26 reviews)

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    Cheryl Emily B.

    I paid somewhere around 60 US dollars to take my son here to see and experience their Zipline in Niagara Falls CA on NYE. I could have swore it was a bit cheaper online a few weeks in advance when I checked it but this is what they quoted when I went to the booth so not sure if buying online in advance is better. I traveled during January which isn't peak season. I got there around 4ish pm and there was no line at the booth, signing up was pretty quick too. Once we got up there it was an only a handful of others and wait was under 10 minutes as they had predicted. My son thoroughly enjoyed it and I appreciated the fact that they have the option of a lil buggy jeep driving them back to us. The day was a bit colder and he was able to ride right before dark hit. Supposably it's only 15 if he decides to ride again. If I make my way back I think I would like to try it out for myself next and live up to my promise for my youngest too. Who didn't get to ride because after a certain hour certain underages can't. To be continued.

    It's a fun Zipline experience in Niagara Falls, on the Canadian side. It's a 35-40 seconds long zipline. We decided to try this right after our City Cruise. We bought our ticket online and signed the waiver. But still had to wait for 20-30 mins to pick up the gear. Once that's done, it's a long climb up to the starting point. Another 30-40 min the line for our turn. Experience was fantastic. Exhilarating once you are released and all the way to the end. You get a nice view of the Falls and city on both sides. Once you reach the end of line, either you can wait for a golf cart to take you to the starting point or walk back. We waited for the cart and that's another 10-15 mins. Experience is great. It's expensive. $90 per person + close to 1.5 hours of wait. If you are keen on doing this, yes it's something for you!

    Jurel H.

    Many reviewers have complained about the cost, and the distance of this zip line attraction. I find their reviews are totally unfair. You have to understand, this is one of many attractions alongside the river. Unlike actual zip line theme parks, you don't get the extra distance or obstacles to fly through. This attraction is a quick introduction into what you can expect to experience in the world of zip-lining. I feel the price is more than fair. You really didn't expect a attraction in one of the worlds, biggest tourist destinations to be free did you?

    Angel S.

    This was a nice, beautiful, long zipline. I came here alone and was paired up with another solo person and we had a blast together. I love adventure so when I saw I could zipline across Niagara Falls, I was all for it. They also offer video recordings of your zip line so it is nice to be able to go back and look at how much fun you had. The price was decent for the experience.

    Nichole M.

    Okay ... Here is the skinny. You order tickets. Get the Express pass not general admission. That way you can skip the line. Yes it's worth the money. You have to select a time and you can only be checked in 10 minutes prior. Even with the fast pass it's going to be a minute. No worries you are under a roof so if it's raining or super sunny you have coverage. The view of the falls is absolutely gorgeous. This is on the Canada side not on the US side. The entire ride lasts for 1 minute 13 seconds but feels like 5 minutes. You sit in an up right position and spread your arms and legs to help with speed. the helmets are mandatory and for a good reason. If not for safety they also protect your head when hooking up the gear. The staff was super helpful and friendly. We had tickets for 3:40pm and didn't get to go until 4:05pm just because of the process of safety and security. I didn't kind the wait. The cost is around $200.00 for us both. Then the QR for the video was $40.00/ea and you have live footage with great views of the falls. They also provide a shuttle back to the top of the falls so you don't have to walk. Love that customer service. Even stopped along the way to get pictures of the cliffs/falls. Parking the truck was rough. Lots of people. Everything was full. We parked at the bird kingdom and it was only a 5 minute walk to the Zipline. Definitely something to do at least once while you visit. To experience the falls in this manner was worth all the time and money spent.

    Megan V.

    Very cool idea for tourists but you really only Zipline next to the Niagara Falls. Started out checking in and weighing in which was very easy. Got in line and proceeded to wait in line for 2.5 hours before being able to be strapped in. They let every single "white hat" or fast pass go in front of everyone no matter how long the "blue hats" regular folk have been waiting. I wish the website would have stated it would have been like that and i would have bought them for my group of four. Also proceeded to buy the photo package for our group but once we got all strapped in we were told our group would not be going all together and the photos of us would not be together. I'm not sure why this information is not available online or told when we check in. The staff working (6/21/22) are not very friendly either. I don't think I'll be doing anything from WildPlay every again. Overall neat experience but will never do again.

    Steph C.

    We were a group of 4. Once you pay, you than head over to the iPads to sign a waiver. Was a quick process and than they give you a time when to return to head over to zipline. The wait was not long, we went to restrooms & souvenir shop and next thing you notice the wait was over. When you check in they check your weight than head towards second level you have to wait like 5 minutes or so but the staff was conversing with everyone so time went by fast. When you reach the top, they strap you & put like a book bag type attached to you which was good if you carried belongings with you. The videos and photos come out awesome that how can you not buy it. It was $30 for photos/videos but we were a group of four so we purchased only one copy and spilt it. Overall was an amazing activity to do with a gorgeous view.

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    Peggy F.

    About $60 Canadian regular price per person, or $50 if riding before 10 am. Must be age 7 and up to ride, and under 245 lbs I believe. Took us about 2 hours from registration, paying the cashier, going to another section to fill out a waiver form on the computer (the computers needs some update, touch screen sensors are off, some registered customers can't find their names), waiting in another line to be weighted & obtain a helmet, then onto another line that take us up to the launch station. After climbing to the top, we wait again to be secured in a jumper pants. After 4 rounds of wait totaling 2 hours, we finally zipline our way down a short one minute journey for a nice aerial view of Niagara Falls. Then we get shuttled back to the launch pad. End of the $60 experience. They do take videos of your entire experience which you can purchase for approximately $30. We got suckered into buying it since it's our first zipline experience ever. Summery: a nice, short and easy ride for first time riders. But, if you've done it before, I'm sure there are better zipline experiences elsewhere. I'd prefer a longer journey for the price paid.

    Jenn C.

    Let me preface this by saying my husband and I have been ziplining in Oracovis, PR on some of the most amazing ziplines I've ever seen anywhere. This website kind of makes it seem like the zipline goes over the Niagara Falls. However, it just goes down next to the falls. It's barely even over the water. The website advertises that there are 4 ziplines, in which 4 riders can go at the same time. However, there was a group of 4 in front of us and they were told that only 2 of the ziplines were being used at that time so they would have to go separately. My husband and I had our cameras ready and attached to our gear with our carabiners (just like we had done in PR), but were told that we weren't allowed to have our cameras at all even though they were tightly secured. We later learned that this was obviously so that they could make more money by trying to get us to buy their pictures and video. The staff did take pics of us with our camera when asked and we did not purchase any pics there. And it was pretty cool that the bags attached to the harness' on our back unzipped so we could store our stuff to bring down to the bottom with us. Overall, the zipline was fun and I'm glad we did it, once.

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    Niagara City Cruises - Niagara City Cruises (Voyage to the Falls)_Yelp_Sanju-16

    Niagara City Cruises

    4.6(502 reviews)
    0.0 km

    This was a great experience from start to finish. Everything was well organized, the staff was…read morefriendly, and the views were absolutely incredible. Being that close to the falls really makes you appreciate how powerful and beautiful they are. If you're visiting Niagara Falls, this is definitely an experience worth doing. I'm glad I did it and would recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and memorable way to see the falls.

    This excursion was a surprise I got for my guys when they went to Niagara Falls. I didn't even tell…read morethem about it until the night before, while they were at the hotel. I will admit I have never been out of the country, and Yelping was a little rougher for me when it came to restaurants. I just didn't know distances from the hotel to where I was looking for things to do. So, I left food to them. I had fun finding activities for them, and this boat ride ended up being another success on my scoreboard. You do have to schedule a time, but they ended up not checking the time, they just scanned the tickets I forwarded to my husband's email. Easy enough. So, FYI, the Canadian boat typically has more people on the cruise than the U.S. side. It was packed! Not sure how I would have like that, but those things don't bother them like they do me. They will get you very close to the falls, and you will get pretty wet, but they do give you a poncho before you leave on the cruise. The cruise was about 20 minutes for $42 Canadian dollars. It was definitely something they would do again. It was really easy for me to book. 9/24/25

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    American falls

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    Niagara Falls Adventure Park - Dual Ziplines

    Niagara Falls Adventure Park

    3.0(8 reviews)
    1.0 km

    NF Adventure Pork is a local BBQ restaurant. NF Adventure Perk is when you get free helicopter…read morerides around NF because you're somebody important. But the NF Adventure Park is an underrated and largely unheralded fun park right near the heart of the Falls, within spitting distance of the Falls themselves (if you are a spitter). They have zip-lines which are thrilling, and have an amazing view of the mist and the whole area, and after what is inevitably a long wait, you will get to do as much as you like, as many times as you like, and it's a hell of a lot of fun. It was probably the most fun that my German family members had on their trip to WNY, while the older folk enjoyed the Falls, the kids thought this was unforgettable and are already talking about going again when we come back. I'd like to take some of my Buffalo friends here because none of them seem to have heard of it. It's slightly pricey, but I suppose everything is these days.

    I went here with my sister using the Groupon deal. I would recommend calling ahead for the time…read moreslots since they do things in shifts to ensure everyone is trained properly and that the equipment doesn't get too crowded. We had to wait 45 minutes for the next slot (no big deal). We came back and were promptly helped. The staff puts you in the harnesses and trains you on the equipment. Then you are free to climb on the equipment. There are two course levels to help decrease overcrowding. We went on a Thursday night and there were maybe 10 people (mostly kids) doing zip lines and 5 people (all adults) doing the ropes course. The staff there is absolutely fabulous. They were always keeping an eye on people for safety but never call out to you, rush you or pressure you in any way. You are truly free to roam around the course and to take as much time as you need. Simply be courteous to others on their course. Every staff member was so friendly and helpful. Safety is their #1 priority. The equipment was clean and set up across steel beams and you are roped in twice to each safety line (which I also used as a cheat line across some obstacles.) I would highly recommend this place and look forward to going back and trying the third level next time I'm home. You don't need to be in great shape, just be aware of safety measures, be kind and you'll have a great time (unless you are afraid of heights). A couple things to keep in mind: the lot right in front of them is free if you are visiting them. You have to weigh 265lbs or less to use the courses. Their prices are really reasonable. Looks like it's three zips for $10 and an hour on the ropes course is $18 but check their site for the most updated pricing.

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    Jump Course Overlooking Niagara Falls, NY

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    Maid Of The Mist - Maid of the mist

    Maid Of The Mist

    4.6(598 reviews)
    0.5 km

    Again one of those must do's while here in Niagara falls. Is…read moreit crowded? Yes but the lines move fast as there are plenty of boats. The provide a poncho (way better than the cave of the winds poncho, if you are doing both, save this one), the poncho of course is to protect you from the water, because that is what poncho's do. You have two choices here. 1) You can stay on the bottom deck of the boat, and I hear you can remain fairly dry, but I cannot attest to that as, you are at Niagara Falls, you should be on the top deck, getting wet! 2) The Top deck, the Upper decker, they have some seating up here, and great views. The boat navigates so that all sides of the boat get equal views of the falls and get to experience the massive mist generated, no it's not raining on you it's the falls. So, don't be one of those pushing into people/groups to get your shot, be patient you will get your turn. Yes there will be people taking selfies for the entire duration or groupies (not sure what its called if its more than 1), Yes they will claim part of the deck for the entire trip, this is easy resolved with a gentle nudge as they enjoy a small quick journey overboard and get the VIP experience. Wait no, don't actually do that, just ask people to move and/or take a picture of you with the falls in the background. Everyone was friendly!

    This is a must do experience if visiting the Niagara Falls state park. How else can you get so…read moreclose to the majestic waterfalls? I mean there's also Cave of the Winds but that's a more intense experience. I decided to visit during late afternoon so there wasn't much of a crowd. They load the ships every 20 minutes or so as each trip takes about 20 minutes. Definitely wear waterproof clothing or clothing that easily dries if you can because from the knees down, it will get soaked and maybe the sleeves too. I put my phone into a waterproof bag to capture the ride and a good thing I did because otherwise it would've gotten drenched. Tickets can be pre-purchased online or day of. Check the hours before visiting as they change depending on the season. An elevator took me down to the bottom where I got my poncho and lined up to board the ship. Apparently these ponchos are thicker than the ones at Cave of the Winds (so the rumors say). I made sure to pull the hood on tight and secured it with the plastic strings and it definitely held up against the waterfall winds! I got a blue one when I visited but noticed the next day, they were handing out red ones (twinsies with the Canadian Hornblower). Top deck is the spot to be to get the best experience. The ship brings us by one of the falls that has a light mist blowing towards us with a gentle wind. Then as we got closer to Horseshoe Falls, boy could I feel the wind and mist blowing my poncho around. My sleeves, pants and shoes were drenched and the water was blowing so fast at me that I could barely see! It was actually so much fun to experience! How else can I get this close to the falls? Wearing sunglasses also helped to keep some of the water out of my eyes. The ship stayed there for quite a while before making a U turn to head back to land. It really felt like I was in the middle of a torrential downpour. Afterwards, take another elevator up to the observation deck to get another great view of the Niagara Falls. Honestly this was so much fun, I definitely want to try the Canadian version too next time! And maybe Cave of the Winds (on Goat Island).

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    Maid Of The Mist - Our e-boats are powered by Niagara Falls!

    Our e-boats are powered by Niagara Falls!

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    My ticket and the rule.

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    Edge Walk

    Edge Walk

    4.7(42 reviews)
    66.6 kmEntertainment District

    Ok so going on the walk in the winter is subject to many variables, such as ice and wind…read moreconditions. Thusly, my initial walk was rebooted from my birthday to a few days later, which happened to be one of the last of the season. The client services were proactive in their outreach and also contacted me on the day of the reschedule to confirm that it was a 'go.' So I finally did it, and it's really not for the faint at heart! If you want to overcome you fear of heights this is probably the closest to 'cold turkey' as you are going to get. The team from the orientation and sizing of the suits to the walk leader Stephen were to best in class. They are supportive and amiable, not to mention patient. They know your names, relative skill and fear level within 30 seconds more or less. They ensure your safety and comfort in a friendly and amicable manner. The views of T. At night are the most pectacular I've ever seen, and hanging several 100 feet off the ground was well worth the $195 plus tax. Don't forget you also get a ticket for the elevator and Skype, witha coffee or hot chocolate which we used right after. That alone is worth an additional $55. We also received a complimentary CN Tower toque. Thanks guys for a great start to 2022! -Zuk

    I loved this experience so much that I could not find another experience to give me the same rush…read more This was my first time trying anything like this. I went up by myself while my guest waited below. I will say everything is VERY WELL EXPLAINED. You feel extremely safe and are secured by two harnesses. I love how to the tour guides take the time to learn everyone's names. While you're on the edge, the tour guides point out landmarks and explain some history. The guides pose you for individual and group photos. This was very exciting for me, but I wouldn't do it again just because I don't need to. If a friend was paying for my second trip I'd definitely do it though!

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    Edge Walk - Once in life! Beautiful!

    Once in life! Beautiful!

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    Teamwork makes the dream work

    Edge Walk - The videographer who accompanied me on the Edge Walk was too fine!

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    The videographer who accompanied me on the Edge Walk was too fine!

    Treetop Trekking

    Treetop Trekking

    3.5(25 reviews)
    92.7 km

    What a fun time! The staff were great at walking us through it and it was a slow day so they were…read moreable to get us in earlier. They made us feel safe by walking us through everything and this was so fun to push our bodies and our nerve! Looking forward to trying another location soon.

    I'm a little surprised at the relatively low overall rating, though it looks as though some had…read moresome pretty specific issues that others may not likely run into. Admittedly, I don't have too much to compare to as I've only done much smaller courses indoors. However, there are still 5 fairly large (IMO) courses) and it does largely require the advertised three hours. I think it's pretty good value for the experience, the relatively high staffing ratio and large course. There's quite a mix of obstacles in terms of crossing, so it's not simply repeating the same thing. All five courses each have their own zip line and some are a pretty good distance. I found staff very helpful and quite patient with everyone. You get about a 20 minute intro, but it's very much needed as you need to know how to hook yourself up safely and even set up on a zipline on your own (but they're there for the first one). I'll be honest, I did deliberately try and position myself near the start so I wouldn't be in the back of our cohort. You may want to consider doing the same, though it seems as though after a bit of time it spreads out pretty well. Note that the giant zipline that goes back and forth across the lake is an extra $18 or so. It's well worth it from my experience since you're travelling a few hundred meters (each way) and get the speed and distance you'd associate with a thrill ride. The ones in the course are still pretty fun though, especially when they're your first experiences. I was okay without gloves as I have fairly calloused hands, and I'm proud of my daughter for barely complaining though I could see they were a bit red when done. They should probably do a better job of suggesting it to people when purchasing tickets as I heard others expressing that they wished they had them. You hold onto cables virtually all times when crossing and at times there's a good amount of tension. Plus, for them, it's a wasted opportunity as they could probably make good money selling cheaper pairs. All that said, it doesn't affect my rating and I was fine personally. For me it made for a wonderful day and mixing: adventure, exercise and nature are right up my alley. A bit crazy that it took me so long to get to this place since it's so close, but very glad that I did.

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    Treetop Trekking - Perfect dad and daughter day. She was a natural!

    Perfect dad and daughter day. She was a natural!

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    Beautiful fall colours

    WildPlay Niagara Falls - zipline - Updated May 2026

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