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55 York Street, Toronto
Begin your adventure with a comfortable ride from Toronto to Niagara Falls, enjoying the scenic landscapes.
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Niagara Falls
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1. Maple Syrup Tasting
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Savor Canada’s iconic maple syrup and pause at the Niagara Whirlpool for stunning views of this natural wonder.
2. Journey Behind the Falls
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Experience the magic of winter with a visit to Journey Behind the Falls, exploring the tunnels and icy vantage points.
3. Lunch
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Redeem your lunch voucher at Table Rock Market for a quick and convenient meal. Enjoy delicious options on the go, perfect for fueling your adventure!
4. Stroll through Clifton Hill
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Walk along Clifton Hill, the bustling entertainment district, and enjoy breathtaking views of the illuminated Falls from the Murray Hill pathway.
5. Drive along Niagara Parkway
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Cap your day with a relaxing drive along Niagara Parkway, marveling at the enchanting Festival of Lights display from the comfort of your bus.
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55 York Street, Toronto
Perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers, offering a full-day adventure with scenic views and festive charm.
Perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers, offering a full-day adventure with scenic views and festive charm.
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Event duration: November 16, 2024 to January 5, 2025
Edition: This year marks the 42nd anniversary of the festival.
Lights & displays: Over 3.5 million lights and more than 75 displays
Location: Niagara Parkway, Dufferin Islands, and various Niagara Falls tourist spots, Canada.
Admission: Free entry
Light displays: 5pm to 12 midnight
Sparkling Winter Lights Falls Illumination: 6pm, 7pm and 8pm
Fireworks:
You can start your walk through the light displays at any of these attractions in Niagara Falls, Canada.
Parking: Paid parking is available throughout the city including at the Falls Parking Lot, Skylon Tower, Clifton Hill, and Dufferin Islands.
Accessible pathways: The festival features well-maintained and accessible pathways throughout key locations, including Queen Victoria Park and Dufferin Islands, allowing easy navigation for wheelchair users.
Paid parking: Designated parking spaces are available near major festival attractions across the city.
Public transportation: The local public transit system offers accessible buses that can transport you to and from the festival sites.
Toilets: Accessible restroom facilities are provided at various locations throughout the festival area.
Dining outlets: Several restaurants including The Secret Garden Restaurant and Zappi's Pizza & Pasta are easily accessible from the light display areas.
This immersive boat tour takes you so close to Niagara Falls, that you can experience its thunderous roar and refreshing mist firsthand. The signature "Voyage to the Falls" tour lasts approximately 20 minutes and takes you near the American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and the Canadian Horseshoe Falls.
Descend 125 feet through tunnels to view the Horseshoe Falls from behind and below in the Journey Behind the Falls experience. This popular attraction has incredible views from observation decks and portals, showcasing the powerful flow of water crashing down just a few feet away from where you’re standing.
The Niagara SkyWheel is a towering Ferris wheel that rises 175 feet above Clifton Hill. It gives you a bird’s eye view of Niagara Falls and the surrounding area from climate-controlled gondolas.
The festival will run from November 16, 2024, to January 5, 2025, for its 42nd year.
Admission is free to see the light displays across the city, with optional paid amenities like parking and nearby dining.
Popular display routes include Grand View, Queen Victoria Park, Dufferin Islands, Niagara Parkway, and Fallsview Boulevard.
Yes, areas like Queen Victoria Park and Dufferin Islands feature accessible pathways, making it easy for wheelchair users to navigate.
Yes, photography is allowed throughout the festival, making it a great chance for memorable photo opps.
Weekdays and earlier in the evenings around 5pm are typically less crowded, offering a quieter experience while still letting you catch the lights against a sunset.
Plan for around 2 to 3 hours to enjoy the full festival route comfortably, depending on your walking pace.
Leashed pets are welcome in outdoor areas throughout the festival.