Hi friends! We just got back from our much needed mini-break to Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake, so I will be sharing some of our adventures over the next few days, as I settle back into routine here.
If you are heading to Niagara Falls and planning to visit the Clifton Hill district, I would suggest getting the
Clifton Hill Fun Pass. It's really the best deal to experience a lot of the attractions and save quite a bit of money instead of paying for each one.
Here are some highlights of what we did!
πWizards' Golf (18 holes of mini glow golf with magical & whimsical themes!) It's a Glow-in-the-Dark Bill. This was a lot of fun. Definitely a multi-sensory experience!
πToy Store 4D is a MUST if you enjoy immerse experiences. Just buckle up and enjoy the ride! Bill had a blast on this one. Since this is 4D, there was an option to have a non-motion seat. All I had to do was leave my buckle undone. I am glad that they offer this, so I could partake in the activity in some ways too, but honestly, I was having the most fun watching Bill bounce around in his seat!
πGhostblasters Dark Ride This one is a seated ride to blast those ghosties! Lots of cool animatronic characters and props. Around every corner is something to destroy - so that was pretty satisfying, if I may say so.
πCreepy Castle - Another adventure ride - blasting all the creepy ghouls. This one was also motion-seated. but nothing compared to Toy Store 4D. I just had to let the attendent know I would like a non-motion seat, so I basically had my laser and was in a computer chair lol while Bill was in the motion-activated one.
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Note that we didn't go on the
Niagara SkyWheel (this was part of the Fun Pass 6 choices available), since I don't like heights. I told Bill he could go solo, but he didn't want to.
So no big deal, we gave a nice couple walking by our passes to enjoy!
πMovieland Wax Museum - There was a spot where you could take a break and just watch a little mini history on classic film actors like Buster Keaton, Laurel and Hardy. Interesting factoid: Buster Keaton had broken just about every bone in his body!
A low-key activity to just check out all the famous folks from different eras. Honestly, some of the wax figures were terribly inaccurate, which made us chuckle, while others were spot, and of course a little in between too. These were some of the favourites going through the museum!