- Niagara Parks golf courses opened for play on April 17
- Niagara Parks will kick off its summer attraction season on Monday, April 20
- Spring blooms are emerging parkwide, offering vibrant displays
- Nightly fireworks will illuminate the sky above Niagara Falls from May through October
- Visitors can bundle top attractions and save on adventure with the new Niagara Falls Pass, learn more at niagaraparks.com/deals
Niagara Falls, ON – With warmer temperatures bringing spring blossoms across the Niagara River corridor, Niagara Parks is celebrating National Tourism Week with the official launch of its summer season on Monday, April 20.
In line with this year’s theme, Canada: Powered by Tourism, Niagara Parks is encouraging guests to support local tourism by discovering new experiences close to home. From feeling the raw power of Niagara Falls inside the Niagara Parks Power Station to soaring above the region on the all-new Niagara Takes Flight, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
For more information and to plan a visit, go to niagaraparks.com/deals.
Save on Adventure with a Niagara Falls Pass
Niagara Parks is making it easier than ever to escape the ordinary this summer with the Niagara Falls Pass. With three options to choose from, there’s one for every explorer. Guests will also save big, with discounts of up to 52% compared to buying tickets individually. Plus, all Niagara Falls Passes include at least two days of unlimited WEGO transit, making it easy to get around.
This season also marks the first full year that Niagara Parks’ newest, must-see attraction, Niagara Takes Flight, is included in the pass lineup, giving visitors the chance to see Niagara Falls from an unforgettable sky-high perspective.
Passes are valid from April 20 to November 1, 2026 and can be purchased online at niagaraparks.com/deals.
Spring is in Bloom
Spring has arrived along the Niagara Parkway, where early blossoms and fresh greenery are welcoming guests back to Niagara Falls. Bright daffodils, vibrant tulips and other seasonal blooms including magnolias and cherry blossoms are filling the landscape for picture-perfect moments across the Niagara River corridor. For a full listing of the best locations to view what’s in bloom, visit niagaraparks.com/blooms.
On May 2, the always-in-bloom Floral Showhouse will open its spectacular Hydrangea Show. To learn more and purchase tickets, visit niagaraparks.com/floralshowhouse.
Tee Off with Niagara Parks Golf
Niagara Parks Golf courses officially reopened for the season on April 17, 2026. Legends on the Niagara’s Chippawa and Battlefield courses as well as the historic Whirlpool Golf Course are now open, while the Ussher’s Creek course at Legends will follow with an opening date of April 24, 2026. This year also marks a major milestone for Whirlpool Golf Course, which celebrates 75 years as one of Canada’s most recognized and scenic public courses.
Guests can book their tee times in advance by visiting niagaraparks.com/golf.
Niagara Falls Fireworks Return
The Niagara Falls Summer Fireworks Series returns May 15, lighting up the sky every night through Canadian Thanksgiving. The display will awe audiences for five minutes each evening, with extended nine-minute shows on select holidays.
The fireworks are presented by Niagara Falls Tourism in partnership with the Niagara Falls Canada Hotel Association and Niagara Parks.
For more information, visit niagaraparks.com/fireworks.
Travelling from the GTA
Travelling from Toronto to Niagara Falls is easier than ever thanks to frequent GO + WEGO packages, offering multiple daily departures and seamless connections to Niagara Parks’ top attractions. The convenient round-trip packages make it easy to plan a day trip or a full weekend escape. Plus, kids 12 and under ride free!
For information about bundled packages, tickets and train schedules, visit niagaraparks.com/go.
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“Niagara Parks is ready to welcome the world for another fantastic tourism season in Niagara Falls with an incredible lineup of guest experiences, from thrilling attractions to blossoming gardens and pristine golf courses. Spring has officially arrived and we look forward to welcoming guests of all ages to discover their next great Niagara Parks adventure.” – Graham Coveney, Niagara Parks Chair
“Niagara Falls is one of the most iconic destinations in the world, and we’re lucky to have it right here in Ontario. The new Niagara Falls Pass makes it easier for visitors from near and far to experience the best of the Falls and everything the region has to offer. By choosing to explore close to home, visitors are supporting local jobs and communities while helping us protect Ontario for generations to come.” – Stan Cho, Ontario’s Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming
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