Water filling stations can be found at the following locations around Niagara Parks: Niagara Glen Nature Centre, Botanical Gardens, Butterfly Café, Queenston Heights, McFarland House, Niagara Parks Marina.

Niagara Parks offers a wide range of parking locations. Please visit our 'Getting Around' section for more details.

Yes, there is no fee to enter Niagara Parks. Most lots are paid parking lots.

Niagara Parks is an agency of the Government of Ontario whose role is to protect and preserve the lands along the Niagara River Corridor, including the Niagara Falls.

Yes, due to COVID-19, attractions and elevators are operating at a reduced capacity to allow for maximum space between guests. Masks are currently required at all indoor spaces and attractions, and proof of vaccination is required to dine indoors at our restaurants and fast casual eateries.

Niagara Parks is located in Niagara Falls, Canada. The attractions included in the pass are valid only on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls.

For children aged six to twelve, the Wonder Pass is $17 + HST, and the Wonder Pass Plus is $29 + HST. Children aged five and under are free at all Niagara Parks attractions.

The included attractions in the Niagara Falls Wonder Pass and Niagara Falls Wonder Pass Plus are good all season long, until May 1, 2022.

Your pass is valid all season long, until May 1, 2022. Whether you want to experience everything in one day or spread your admissions out over your entire visit, it's totally up to you! For Wonder Pass Plus holders, the included Falls Incline Railway access is however for consecutive two-day use. If required, ask at a Niagara Parks Welcome Centre how you can add more days to your Falls Incline Railway access.

Yes, Niagara Parks accepts US currency and provides change in US currency at all locations.

The closest border crossing to the core area of Niagara Parks is the Rainbow Bridge.