If I have only one day In Niagara Falls is that enough?

Question

Will I be able to do most of the highlights? ( I don't plan to go to any Casinos)

Answer 1

I've lived previously in Niagara Falls for 10 years and never ran out of things to do and see, when I had the time. So I would say no, one day is definitely not enough time to fully appreciate and enjoy what the town and surrounding area has to offer. ***Whirlpool Jetboats!!!!!!!!!!!!***

Answer 2

There is SO much to do here - no way you should schedule just one day.

A lot depends on your interests. History - Lewiston, Queenston, Youngstown...

You can see the Falls - sure - but don't you want to see the fireworks - especially if you have kids.

The Butterfly Museum, Golf, golf and more golf, Niagara-on-the-Lake.

History is HUGE! You can come in to Lockport and ride the Erie Canal.

You can check out all in Buffalo - the architecture, the Underground Railroad (all over Western New York), how about Wineries?

Check out some websites and see all our area has to offer. You need 2-3 days just to scratch the surface. AND that doesn't include the Casino. (I've only been there once myself - the one in Canada 10 years ago - never here. although they do have some good entertainment!)

The Whirlpool Jetboats aren't running any more - unless they have plans to try again this year. Too many people were killed.

Answer 3

for one day, try this.......get the Great Gorge Adventure pass. This will save you money instead of paying to see each attraction separately. The pass includes admission to Maid of The Mist, Ripleys Museum, Butterfly Conservatory, White water walk, Movieland Wax Museum, People Mover Shuttle, Incline Railway, Journey Behing the Falls, all good things to do, but doubt you would do them in one day....

if your going to sprend your day aroudn the Falls, then the Maid of the Mist is a must do, Journey behind the Falls, and white water walk,  you can take the people mover to all these locations and with that see the scenery as you go along the parkway

Answer 4

No & no...

Answer 5

Hmm...

Since I live so close to the Falls, I get bored easy, but I'd say you'd prob need to nice afternoons @ The Falls to enjoy all the sights.