What to Do With the Rest of the Day, and the Children
You can look at Niagara Falls for about two hours before a nine-year-old asks what happens next. The answer is Clifton Hill, the neon street running up from the Parkway, and this pass covers six of the things on it for roughly thirty dollars less than paying at each door. The Niagara SkyWheel alone justifies most of the price.
The best feature is the one nobody expects: the pass stays valid for a full year from purchase. There is no obligation to sprint through all six before closing, no same-day expiry, no watching the clock with tired children. Do the wheel and the golf this afternoon and save the rest for tomorrow, or for a return trip entirely.
It is also the wet-weather answer. Most of the six are indoors, so when the forecast turns and the outdoor attractions lose their appeal, this is the plan that still works. Note this is the Clifton Hill operator's pass, which is a separate thing from the complimentary Niagara Fun Pack of local savings we send you when you book with us. You get both.
The Six Attractions
How to Use It Without Wasting Half of It
Two hours if you push, most of a day if you do not. Both are fine.
Everything Is on One Street
Clifton Hill runs uphill from the Niagara Parkway, a short walk from the falls themselves, and all six attractions sit on or beside it. There is no travelling between them and nothing to schedule. You present your pass at each one as you go.
The SkyWheel, Before the Queue Builds
The SkyWheel is the one attraction with a queue worth avoiding, so ride it early or leave it until after dark when it is at its best and the crowd has moved on to dinner. Ten minutes, enclosed gondolas, heated in winter, and the falls in the distance from the top.
Choose the Golf and the Ride
Two of the six are choices rather than fixed. Dinosaur Adventure Golf or Wizard's Golf, and the Toy Store 4D ride or Carnival Chaos. Decide as you go rather than in advance, since it depends on which queue is shorter and how much patience anyone has left.
Save the Rest for Another Day
This is where the year-long validity earns its keep. If the children are finished after four attractions, stop at four. The pass does not expire tonight, so the remaining two are still there tomorrow, next weekend or on a return trip months from now.
Included & Not Included
✓ Included
- Niagara SkyWheel
- Movieland Wax Museum
- Creepy Castle
- Ghost Blasters dark ride
- Dinosaur Adventure Golf or Wizard's Golf, your choice
- Toy Store 4D or Carnival Chaos, your choice
- Twelve months to use it, with no same-day deadline
- Niagara Fun Pack, our own separate set of local savings
✕ Not Included
- Niagara Speedway, the go-kart track, which is a separate ticket
- The arcades, and haunted attractions beyond Creepy Castle
- Both options from either choice pair, you pick one of each
- Meals, drinks and parking on the hill
Clifton Hill runs uphill from the Niagara Parkway on the Canadian side, a short walk from the falls. All six attractions are on or beside that one street, so there is nothing to travel between and no departure time to hit. Your redemption details are confirmed instantly with your booking.
Before You Go
What Guests Say About the Pass
"We had done the falls in the morning and the children were finished with scenery. This bought us the whole afternoon and then some. Worked out much cheaper than the four tickets we would have bought anyway."
"Did not realise the pass lasts a year until we were there. We used three attractions on the Saturday and the other three on the Sunday morning before driving back, which was far more relaxed than rushing."
"It rained solidly and this saved the trip, nearly everything is indoors. Our five-year-old found Creepy Castle a bit much so we skipped it and did the golf twice as long instead. No problem at all."
"Ride the SkyWheel after dark, the falls lit up in the distance from the top is genuinely worth it. Just know the go-karts are not part of this, we found that out at the gate and had to pay separately."
Frequently Asked Questions
The Niagara SkyWheel, Movieland Wax Museum, Creepy Castle and Ghost Blasters, plus two choices: Dinosaur Adventure Golf or Wizard's Golf, and the Toy Store 4D ride or Carnival Chaos. You pick one from each pair when you use the pass, so the line-up is six attractions in total. Your confirmation lists exactly what your pass covers.
A full year from purchase, which is unusual and genuinely useful. You do not have to use all six in one day or even on one trip, so there is no pressure to march the family through everything before closing time. Do three today and three tomorrow if that suits better.
No. The Speedway is Clifton Hill's other headline attraction and it sits outside this pass, as do the arcades and the haunted-house walkthroughs beyond Creepy Castle. If go-karts are the reason you are going, budget for that separately.
Anywhere from about two hours if you move briskly to the better part of a day with a family that wants to linger. The SkyWheel takes around ten minutes, the golf takes the longest, and queues in July and August add considerably more than the attractions themselves do.
Yes, by a clear margin. Bought individually the same six admissions cost roughly thirty dollars more than the pass, and that gap widens for a family. The SkyWheel and the golf alone get you close to the price of the whole thing.
Mostly, with one caveat. The SkyWheel, the golf and the wax museum suit all ages. Creepy Castle and Ghost Blasters are horror-themed, and while they are played for laughs rather than genuine scares, some under-sixes find them too much. Nothing forces you to use every attraction.
Clifton Hill runs up from the Niagara Parkway on the Canadian side, and all six attractions are on or beside that one street, so there is no travelling between them. You present your pass at each attraction. The exact redemption point is confirmed with your booking.
Clifton Hill runs year-round and most of the pass attractions are indoors, which makes this one of the better wet-weather and winter options at Niagara. Individual opening hours vary by season, so check before setting out in the off-season.
