Niagara Falls Light Show
Browse through this collection to experience the mesmerizing Niagara Falls Light Show, a nightly spectacle that transforms the falls into a breathtaking cascade of colors. As the sun sets, the falls are illuminated with a stunning array of lights, creating a magical ambiance that enchants visitors of all ages. Whether you're viewing the show from the observation decks, aboard a nighttime cruise, or from the surrounding parks, this light show is a highlight not to be missed.
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Must-see highlights & key info
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Flow into an experience where you can see the mighty Niagara Falls during the day and night, and visit its popular sites.
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Drive along the scenic sights before facing the Falls at the Journey Behind the Falls, which houses two observation decks and intriguing cave-like tunnels.
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Enjoy a narrated driving tour of Niagara Falls, passing by key landmarks like Dufferin Islands, the Old Scow, the International Control Dam, Whirlpool Rapids, and the Floral Clock, all while learning about the area’s history and significance from your guide.
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Capture beautiful memories at the Skylon Tower before driving along the Niagara Parkway, and board the Hornblower Cruise to further enjoy your 3-course dinner.
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The highlight of this tour is the Illumination Tower, where you can change the lights in real-time and receive an "I Lit Up Niagara Falls" certificate as a keepsake.
More details
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Flow into an experience where you can see the mighty Niagara Falls during the day and night, and visit its popular sites.
-
Drive along the scenic sights before facing the Falls at the Journey Behind the Falls, which houses two observation decks and intriguing cave-like tunnels.
-
Enjoy a narrated driving tour of Niagara Falls, passing by key landmarks like Dufferin Islands, the Old Scow, the International Control Dam, Whirlpool Rapids, and the Floral Clock, all while learning about the area’s history and significance from your guide.
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Capture beautiful memories at the Skylon Tower before driving along the Niagara Parkway, and board the Hornblower Cruise to further enjoy your 3-course dinner.
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The highlight of this tour is the Illumination Tower, where you can change the lights in real-time and receive an "I Lit Up Niagara Falls" certificate as a keepsake.
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Enjoy an intimate, small-group tour of the Falls with a friendly local guide, with a walking tour with views of American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls.
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You will be privy to a delicious 3-course meal served with a side of stunning views of an illuminated Horseshoe Falls.
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Experience the Falls from a unique perspective on a cruise and admire night illuminations, starry skies, and a spectacular fireworks show, all from the water.
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A visit to the Illumination Tower makes the tour a tad more immersive, where you get to control the lights of Niagara Falls yourself and leave with a personalized "I Lit Up Niagara Falls" certificate.
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Opt for a ticket upgrade to experience a driving tour of Niagara Falls along with round-trip transportation for a seamless experience.
More details
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Enjoy an intimate, small-group tour of the Falls with a friendly local guide, with a walking tour with views of American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls.
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You will be privy to a delicious 3-course meal served with a side of stunning views of an illuminated Horseshoe Falls.
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Experience the Falls from a unique perspective on a cruise and admire night illuminations, starry skies, and a spectacular fireworks show, all from the water.
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A visit to the Illumination Tower makes the tour a tad more immersive, where you get to control the lights of Niagara Falls yourself and leave with a personalized "I Lit Up Niagara Falls" certificate.
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Opt for a ticket upgrade to experience a driving tour of Niagara Falls along with round-trip transportation for a seamless experience.
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About Niagara Falls Canada
Niagara Falls Canada is a highlight of any scenic wonders collection, offering visitors the chance to witness one of the world’s most powerful waterfalls up close. With thrilling boat tours, panoramic observation towers, and family-friendly attractions, it’s the perfect addition to any nature, adventure, or family travel itinerary.
Horseshoe Falls is the largest of Niagara’s three waterfalls, with over 680,000 liters of water plunging over the edge every second.
The Journey Behind the Falls tunnels are over 130 years old, carved deep into bedrock to bring visitors right behind the curtain of water.
The nightly illumination of the falls uses hydroelectric-powered LED lights, creating a rainbow of colors visible from both sides of the border.
Niagara Falls Canada’s Skylon Tower stands 160 meters tall, offering panoramic views of all three waterfalls and the surrounding cityscape.
The Niagara Parks Power Station, reopened in 2023, features a 2,200-foot tunnel and immersive exhibits on the history of hydroelectric power.
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Table Rock Centre Entrance
Located directly at the brink of Horseshoe Falls on Niagara Parkway, the Table Rock Centre is the primary entrance for most visitors. This entrance provides direct access to the main viewing platforms, Journey Behind the Falls, and indoor amenities. The entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps, elevators, and accessible washrooms available throughout the building.
Queen Victoria Park Entrances
Multiple pedestrian entrances are found along Niagara Parkway and Clifton Hill, leading into Queen Victoria Park’s scenic walkways and viewpoints. All main paths are paved and suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. Look for signage near Clifton Hill, Murray Street, and the Rainbow Bridge for the most convenient access points.
Niagara City Cruises (Hornblower) Dock Entrance
Accessed via Niagara Parkway just north of Table Rock Centre, this entrance leads to the Hornblower boat tour boarding area. The path includes ramps and elevators, ensuring full accessibility for guests with mobility needs. Staff are available to assist with boarding and provide complimentary ponchos for the cruise.
Skylon Tower Entrance
Located at 5200 Robinson Street, the Skylon Tower entrance is set back from the falls but easily reached via a short walk from Queen Victoria Park. The entrance is fully accessible, with elevators to the observation deck and accessible restrooms on site.
Regular Hours: Public viewing areas and Queen Victoria Park are open 24/7 year-round. Major attractions like Journey Behind the Falls, Niagara Parks Power Station, and Butterfly Conservatory typically operate daily from 10am to 6pm (hours may extend in summer).
Boat Tours: Niagara City Cruises (Hornblower) run seasonally from April to early November, usually 8:30am–8:30pm in peak summer.
Last Entry: Last admission for most ticketed attractions is 30–60 minutes before closing.
Special Hours/Closures: Some attractions close or reduce hours in winter (November–March). Fireworks and Illumination shows run nightly, with extended hours during festivals and holidays.
Souvenir shops are available at Table Rock Centre, Skylon Tower, Butterfly Conservatory, and other major attractions.
Dining outlets, including cafes and restaurants, are located at Table Rock Centre, Skylon Tower, and throughout the Niagara Parks area.
Toilets are available at all major attractions and park hubs, including Table Rock Centre and Queen Victoria Park.
Paid parking is available at Table Rock Centre, Clifton Hill, and other designated lots. Rates vary by location and season.
ATMs are located at Table Rock Centre, Skylon Tower, and other main visitor centers.
First aid services are available at Table Rock Centre and staffed attractions. In case of emergency, contact park staff or call 911.
Baby nursing rooms are available at Table Rock Centre for families with infants.
Transportation services, including the WEGO shuttle bus, connect major attractions and parking areas throughout Niagara Parks.
Information desks are located at Table Rock Centre and other main visitor hubs for assistance and maps.
Lost and found services are available at Table Rock Centre and staffed attractions. Inquire at the information desk for assistance.
Wheelchairs are available for rent at Table Rock Centre and select attractions. Availability may be limited during peak times.
Many areas, including Table Rock Centre, Queen Victoria Park, and the White Water Walk, are wheelchair accessible. Some attractions may have partial or limited access—please check in advance.
Strollers are allowed in outdoor park areas and most attractions, but may not be permitted on certain boat tours or in confined spaces. Check attraction guidelines before visiting.
Service animals are welcome throughout Niagara Parks, including all attractions and indoor spaces.
Elevator access is available at Table Rock Centre, Skylon Tower, and the Niagara Parks Power Station. Some attractions may have limited elevator access—please inquire in advance.
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