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QC Construction Holiday in Niagara Falls: Things to Do

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En français

In the province of Quebec, the Construction Holiday is the most popular time for Summer vacations. In 1970, Quebec legislated an annual holiday for the construction industry which begins the second last Sunday of July (July 23rd, 2023) for a period of two weeks (ending August 7th, 2023). The Construction Holiday is the busiest time for Quebec’s tourism industry, accounting for a surge of up to 40% in sales. It is also the time when many people outside the construction business in Quebec decide to schedule their Summer vacations as well — many of which decide to come to Clifton Hill in Niagara Falls for some family fun adventures.

This street is alive with activity for the whole family. From hundreds of arcade games for every age to enjoy at the Great Canadian Midway and the Strike Games, to riding North America’s largest observation wheel, the Niagara SkyWheel — no one will be bored on the street labeled the “Street of Fun by the Falls!”

Clifton Hill is full of attractions, shopping and dining, and best of all, we are located just steps away from the falls! The Clifton Hill Fun Pass gives you access into 6 of our most popular attractions at a $30 off individual retail savings.


Niagara Speedway

Our most talked about attraction is our Niagara Speedway, which opened a few years ago, and the hype hasn’t stopped! This is an exciting elevated go-kart race course that reaches a height of 42 feet that runs through a four-story helical spiral. It is followed by a two tiered coaster style ramp that runs into another spiral.

There is no age requirement to ride, however drivers must be 58″ (4’10”) tall, and to be a passenger, children must be 40″ (3’4″) tall. Get ready for a thrilling ride!


Niagara Falls Hotels

Start planning your vacation by choosing a Clifton Hill Hotel that will keep you situated in a location close to all of Niagara’s top attractions, and within walking distance. For our suggestions of excellent choices that offer family packages at affordable rates, see our article: Top Niagara Falls Hotels 1 Block to the Falls and Clifton Hill.

Niagara Falls Top Hotels Near Clifton Hill

Howard Johnson
Sheraton on the Falls
Courtyard Marriott

Oakes Garden Theatre

At the bottom of Clifton Hill, you can’t help but notice the immaculate condition that the Niagara Parks takes to preserve the natural beauty surrounding the Niagara Falls. Take a stroll in the Oakes Garden Theatre, and capture some beautiful photos here.


Niagara Glen

You most definitely will want to take in some nature during your Construction Holiday, such as touring the Niagara Glen. Guided hiking tours will depart from the Niagara Glen Nature Centre, taking visitors on a search for rare and unique spring blooms, birds and other wildlife found in our region. Tours require proper footwear suitable for rugged terrain.


Whirlpool Aero Car

If you are more of a viewer than a hiker, no worries! Hop on the Whirlpool Aero Car for a one of a kind tour of the Whirlpool and Niagara Glen for some amazing photos!


Fireworks

Everyday from now until October 9th, 2023, the skies above the Niagara Falls will light up with fireworks at 10:00 pm (weather permitting). During the Civic Holiday weekend, come early to Queen Victoria Park and get a great spot for viewing the amazing Fireworks show.


Zombie Attack

Survive brain-hungry zombies in an exciting multi-sensory adventure, featuring real-time 6D graphics, located on Clifton Hill (across from the Niagara SkyWheel). Zombie Attack is a highly intense adventure that the whole family will talk about for the duration of your stay in Niagara Falls!


WildPlay Niagara Zipline & WildPlay Whirlpool Adventure Course

WildPlay’s MistRider Zipline to the Falls soars high and fast above the gorge from the Grand View Marketplace (located at the the bottom of Clifton Hill and the Niagara Parkway), and will take you towards the Niagara Falls.  It includes four high-speed, side-by-side lines that will descend a distance of 670 metres (2200 feet) from the Grand View Marketplace into the Niagara Gorge below. It is suitable for ages 7 and older.

WildPlay’s Whirlpool Adventure Course has three self-paced courses which include dozens of climbing, ziplining, jumping, and swinging obstacle games!


Niagara City Cruises

Niagara City Cruises is a popular Niagara Falls attraction that launches from the Canadian side of the border, and best of all, it’s located just at the bottom of Clifton Hill.  You will get as close as possible to the breathtaking flow of water, power and mist that is the magnificent Niagara Falls.


Niagara SkyWheel
Dino Adventure Golf
Movieland
Cosmic Coaster
Bird Kingdom
Waterpark
Greg Frewin
Victoria Park
Ghostblasters
Ripley’s Museum
Jet Boats
Canadian Midway
Wizards Golf
Helicopters
Fallsview Casino
Casino Niagara

We welcome all our friends from Quebec to Niagara Falls and we look forward to having you and your family come and experience everything that Niagara Falls has to offer for the Construction Holiday!

Vacances de construction à Niagara Falls: Que faire

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In English

Au Québec, les vacances de la construction constituent la période la plus populaire pour les vacances d’été. En 1970, le Québec a légiféré pour un congé annuel dans l’industrie de la construction qui commence le dernier dimanche de juillet (23 juillet 2023) pour une période de deux semaines (se terminant le 7 août 2023). Les vacances dans la construction constituent la période la plus occupée de l’industrie du tourisme au Québec, avec une hausse des ventes pouvant atteindre 40%. C’est aussi le moment où de nombreuses personnes hors du secteur de la construction au Québec décident également de planifier leurs vacances d’été – dont beaucoup décident de venir à Clifton Hill à Niagara Falls pour vivre des aventures amusantes en famille.

Cette rue est une activité vivante pour toute la famille. Des centaines de jeux d’arcade pour tous les âges à découvrir au Great Canadian Midway et espace Strike Game”, en passant par la plus grande roue d’observation en Amérique du Nord, le Niagara SkyWheel – personne ne s’ennuiera dans la rue, surnommée la “Street of Fun”. par les chutes! ” Clifton Hill regorge d’attractions, de boutiques et de restaurants et, mieux encore, nous sommes situés à quelques pas des chutes! Le Clifton Hill Fun Pass vous donne accès à 6 de nos attractions les plus populaires avec un rabais de 30 $ sur les détaillants individuels.


Niagara Speedway

Le Niagara Speedway, qui a ouvert ses portes il y a quelques années, continue d’être un succès! Il s’agit d’un parcours de karting surélevé sur une hauteur de 42 pieds traversant une spirale hélicoïdale de quatre étages. Elle est suivie par une rampe de style coaster à deux niveaux qui se heurte à une autre spirale.

Il n’y a pas d’âge requis pour rouler, mais les conducteurs doivent mesurer 58 “(4’10”) de hauteur. Pour être passager, les enfants doivent mesurer 40 “(3’4”). Préparez-vous pour un tour passionnant!


Hôtels à Niagara Falls

Commencez à planifier vos vacances en choisissant un hôtel à Clifton Hill qui vous maintiendra dans un emplacement proche de toutes les principales attractions de Niagara et à quelques minutes de marche. Pour nos suggestions d’excellents choix proposant des forfaits familiaux à des tarifs abordables, consultez notre article: Top Niagara Falls Hotels.

Howard Johnson
Sheraton on the Falls
Courtyard Marriott

Oakes Garden Theatre

Au bas de Clifton Hill, vous ne pouvez pas vous empêcher de remarquer la condition immaculée que les parcs du Niagara assument pour préserver la beauté naturelle qui entoure les chutes du Niagara. Promenez-vous dans le théâtre Oakes Garden et capturez quelques belles photos ici.


Niagara Glen

Vous voudrez certainement prendre un peu de nature pendant vos vacances de la construction, telles que visiter le Niagara Glen. Des randonnées guidées partent du Niagara Glen Nature Center, amenant les visiteurs à la recherche de fleurs printanières rares et uniques, d’oiseaux et d’autres animaux sauvages trouvés dans notre région. Les tournées nécessitent des chaussures adaptées aux terrains accidentés.


Whirlpool Aero Car

Si vous êtes plus un spectateur qu’un randonneur, pas de souci! Montez à bord de la Whirlpool Aero Car pour une visite unique du Niagara Glen et admirez ses magnifiques photos!


Feux d’artifice

Tous les jours jusqu’au 9 octobre, le ciel au-dessus des chutes du Niagara s’illuminera de feux d’artifice à 22 h. (le temps le permet). Pendant le week-end des vacances civiques, arrivez tôt au parc Queen Victoria et obtenez un endroit idéal pour regarder l’incroyable spectacle de feux d’artifice.


Zombie Attack

Survivez aux zombies assoiffés de cerveaux dans une aventure multisensorielle passionnante avec des graphismes 6D en temps réel, située à Clifton Hill (en face du Niagara SkyWheel). Zombie Attack est une aventure très intense dont toute la famille parlera pendant toute la durée de votre séjour à Niagara Falls!


WildPlay Niagara Zipline & WildPlay Whirlpool Adventure Course

La tyrolienne mistRider jusqu’aux chutes de WildPlay s’élève haut et haut au-dessus de la gorge depuis le Grand View Marketplace (situé au bas de Clifton Hill et de la promenade du Niagara) et vous emmène vers les chutes du Niagara. Il comprend quatre lignes côte à côte à grande vitesse qui descendront sur une distance de 670 mètres (2200 pieds) du marché Grand View dans la gorge du Niagara en contrebas. Il convient aux 7 ans et plus.

Le parcours d’aventure Whirlpool de WildPlay comprend trois parcours à votre rythme qui incluent des dizaines de jeux d’escalade, de tyrolienne, de saut d’obstacles et de sauts d’obstacles!


Niagara City Cruises

Niagara City Cruises est une attraction populaire des chutes du Niagara qui part du côté canadien de la frontière. Mieux encore, il est situé juste au bas de Clifton Hill. Vous vous rapprocherez autant que possible du flux d’eau, de l’électricité et de la brume à couper le souffle que constituent les magnifiques chutes du Niagara.


Niagara SkyWheel
Dino Adventure Golf
Movieland
Cosmic Coaster
Bird Kingdom
Waterpark
Greg Frewin
Victoria Park
Ghostblasters
Ripley’s Museum
Jet Boats
Canadian Midway
Wizards Golf
Helicopters
Fallsview Casino
Casino Niagara

Nous souhaitons la bienvenue à tous nos amis du Québec à Niagara Falls et avons hâte de vous accueillir, vous et votre famille, pour découvrir tout ce que Niagara Falls a à offrir pour les vacances de la construction!

FAQ’s About Niagara Falls in the Fall

Reading Time:  4 minutes -Here is a list of some of the most frequently asked questions that I receive regarding visiting Niagara Falls in the Fall:

Q: When do the Niagara Falls fireworks finalize?

A: The 2016 Summer/Fall Niagara Falls Fireworks Series finalize on Friday, October 30th (10:00 pm), and start back up during the Winter Festival of Lights on November 19th. All performances then begin at 9:00 pm, and they are weather permitting and may be cancelled at the last-minute due to unexpected changes in wind direction or heavy rainfall. These take place at Queen Victoria Park stage.

Here is the Winter Festival of Lights Fireworks Schedule:

Saturday, November 19, 2016: 6:40 pm & 7:40 pm (Opening Day)

Friday, November 25, 2016: 9:00 pm

Friday, December 2, 2016: 9:00 pm

Friday, December 9, 2016: 9:00 pm

Friday, December 16, 2016: 9:00 pm

Friday, December 23, 2016: 9:00 pm

Saturday, December 24, 2016: 9:00 pm

Sunday, December 25, 2016: 9:00 pm

Monday, December 26, 2016: 9:00 pm

Tuesday, December 27, 2016: 9:00 pm

Wednesday, December 28, 2016: 9:00 pm

Thursday, December 29, 2016: 9:00 pm

Friday, December 30, 2016: 9:00 pm

Friday, January 6, 2016: 9:00 pm

Friday, January 13, 2016: 9:00 pm

Friday, January 20, 2016: 9:00 pm

Friday, January 27, 2016: 9:00 pm

As for the Falls Illumination, here is the remaining schedule for 2016:

FALLS ILLUMINATION SCHEDULE

October 1 to October 31 7:00 p.m. Midnight
November 1 to December 30 5:00 p.m. Midnight
December 31 5:00 p.m. 1:00 a.m.

Q: What time do all the Attractions close?

A: Depending on the attraction, they can vary. Our Clifton Hill attractions are open year round, with the only exception being our outdoor Dinosaur Adventure Golf course. We are open extended hours on the weekends (generally until around Midnight to 1:00 am), as well as extended hours over Holidays such as Thanksgiving and the Christmas Break.

Have a particular question regarding Clifton Hill? Click here for answers to the most FAQ’s that we get specific to the “Street of Fun by the Falls”!

**For a link to our current Clifton Hill attractions Hours of Operation click here.**

The majority of the Niagara Parks attractions remain open as well throughout the year, however the hours are shorter as the Fall season continues on. For example, the Whirlpool Aero Car and the White Water Walk will close for the season on November 6th. The Heritage attractions will be closing shortly for the season, although the McFarland House and Old Fort Erie are open at various dates throughout October.

**For a link to all the Niagara Park attractions Hours of Operation click here.** 

The Hornblower Niagara Cruises (**weather permitting) will remain open until November 30th, 2016.

**For a link to the Hornblower Niagara Cruises tour options that then send you to their booking calendar that presents their Hours of Operation click here.**

Q: Where is the best place to view the Falls?

*Pictured Above: Autumn view from the observation deck at the bottom of Clifton Hill/Niagara Parkway*

A: There are a few places to get some one-of-a-kind views of the Falls with the most popular viewpoints being:

Skylon Tower

Journey Behind the Falls

Hornblower Niagara Cruises

Niagara Helicopters

Niagara SkyWheel

Tablerock Welcome Centre

Q: What are some of the best trails to hike in Niagara Falls in the Fall?

*Pictured Above: A section along the Bruce Trail*

A: Get out your camera, proper footwear and clothing to fully appreciate and explore Niagara and the beauty of Fall along these most popular trails:

The Bruce Trail: 

The Bruce Trail stretches 773 kilometres (480 miles) from Queenston Heights in the south, to Tobermory at the northern end of the Bruce Peninsula. The trail follows the cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment, a ribbon of near wilderness running through one of the most populated parts of the country. The place is also renowned for Niagara’s famous vineyards and wineries. It is rich in plants, bird life, animals, and history. The Bruce Trail is rugged in many places, with picturesque waterfalls brimming along the route.

The Niagara Glen: 

The Niagara Glen is spread across 4 km of trails and goes through the Carolinian Forest. There is a spectacular metal staircase at the steepest part of the gorge and probably its most popular attribute is that it overlooks the Niagara River Whirlpool. Paths of the Niagara Glen were carved from the cliff face some eight thousand years ago pass by a host of natural features like the mammoth pothole and Devils arch. It is a path full of ancient history, carvings and natural wonder.  For more information please call the Niagara Parks Nature Centre at 905-354-6678.

Ball’s Falls: 

Ball’s Falls is suspended on the string of the Bruce Trail. This site is perched on the edge of the Niagara escarpment and features an operational mill, two waterfalls, numerous historic buildings, and lovely nature trails. It has been restored to its early 1800’s atmosphere, and features an operating flour mill, a lime kiln, a church, family home, blacksmith shop, carriage shed, and more.

Ball’s Falls is also home to the Thanksgiving Arts & Crafts Festival, now in its 41st year. This popular festival is included among the list of the best festivals in Niagara Falls in the Fall. Read more about it (and other upcoming Fall Festivals in Niagara) by clicking here.

To reach Ball’s Falls, exit the Queen Elizabeth Way at Vineland. Follow Victoria Avenue (Highway 24) south to Regional Road 24, where you turn eastward and travel to Ball’s Falls.

Niagara River Recreation Trail:

The Niagara River Recreation Trail meanders through some of the most beautiful countryside in the world. Running alongside the Niagara Parkway, the Niagara River Recreation Trail is a paved path for nonmotorized traffic stretching some 58 kilometers along the Canadian side of the Niagara River. From Fort George in Niagara-on-the-Lake in the north, it extends almost the full length of the peninsula, ending in the north end of the Town of Fort Erie.  

Taking a stroll, a run, or a bike ride along the Niagara Parkway is one of the “7 Awe-Inspiring Places To View The Fall Colours In Niagara“.

Visit  www.niagaragreenbelt.com for more information on Niagara’s best trails.

 

Fun Things to do for Winter in Niagara Falls

Reading Time:  6 minutes -*Pictured Above: A beautiful Winter view of the Niagara Falls by Christine Hess Photography*

So far, the weather in Niagara Falls is feeling more like Spring this year, but before you know it the temperatures will start to dip below the freezing mark. So what is there to do here? Plenty! Here is a list of a few fun things to do for Winter in Niagara Falls.

Niagara Helicopters

What better way to experience the beautiful snow-covered views of Winter in Niagara Falls than from soaring above? You’ve seen pictures of the Niagara Falls before, but none as unique as these views. The Niagara Helicopters is open year round (*dependant on weather conditions), and features large windows for non-obstructing photographs. Individual headsets with taped commentary in 12 languages is offered, as well as wheelchair accessibility.

The journey begins at the Sir Adam Beck Generating plant and follows the Niagara River from the Whirlpool area, over the Whirlpool Rapids and the Rainbow Bridge. The helicopter passes by the American Falls and the Skylon Tower. The helicopter then changes direction and follows the curve of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. The helicopter levels off and continues along the route back to base.

Visit them online at www.niagarahelicopters.com

Phone: 905-357-5672

Clifton Hill Fun Pass

No trip to Niagara Falls is complete without purchasing a family fun pass that is a guaranteed good time for everyone in your family! The Clifton Hill Fun Pass is sold year round — even in the midst of snowstorms and a ground of ice, you will find the Clifton Hill Fun Pass available. This is one of Niagara’s favourites with a 50% off savings compared to its individual pricing. As an added bonus, when you purchase the fun pass *online only* you will receive another bonus Niagara SkyWheel admission for FREE!

Niagara Parks Wonder Pass

Purchasing the Niagara Falls Wonder Pass will let you get up close and personal with the awe of Winter in Niagara Falls, plus allow you to save over 55% on top of experiencing three amazing attractions. You will get the Journey Behind the Falls, Niagara’s Fury and the Butterfly Conservatory. You’ll also receive two days on the WEGO transportation service: a hop-on, hop-off system connecting Niagara Parks attractions with your hotel.

*Pictured Above: A photo from the Journey Behind the Falls on a particularly snowy day.

For more information please visit the Niagara Parks online at www.niagaraparks.com

Ice Skating

*Pictured Above: The Gale Centre Arena. 4171 Fourth Av., Niagara Falls. 

The City of Niagara Falls offers public ice skating at little cost:

Niagara Falls Gale Centre (four-pad arena) 
4171 Fourth Ave 
905-356-7521 
 
Willoughby Memorial (Chippawa) Arena  
9000 Sodom Rd  
905-295-6554  
 
Public Skating Information: 905-356-7521 ext 5600 

Skate Niagara Ice Show 

 

*Pictured Above: Olympic & World Gold Medalists Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir*

If ice skating interests you, but you would rather be a spectator, than you won’t want to miss the 2nd annual Skate Niagara Ice Show being shown once again at the new Meridian Centre on February 26th, 2016 for ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Skate Niagara has once again brought together a star-studded ensemble of Canada’s Olympic and World Champion skating icons, and this year it is bigger and better than ever! Hitting the ice for a night of entertainment and artistry starting at 7:30 pm are Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, the sensational duo who made history by becoming the first Canadian couple to win the Olympic Dance title at the Vancouver Winter Olympics in 2010. The six-time Canadian National Champions took home the Gold Medal in the 2012 World Championships and the Silver Medal at the Sochi Winter Olympics in 2014.

Also performing:

  • Kurt Browning, a Guinness World Record holder for the first person to successfully land a quadruple jump in an international skating competition. Four-time Canadian figure skating champion and four-time World Champion, Kurt was awarded the Lou Marsh Trophy for Top Canadian Athlete in 1990. He was inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame, Skate Canada Hall of Fame and is honoured with a star on Canada’s Walk of Fame;
  • Nancy Kerrigan, an American former figure skater. She is the 1994 Olympic silver medalist, the 1992 Olympic bronze medalist, a two-time World medalist, and the 1993 U.S. National Champion;
  • Kirsten Moore-Towers, a St. Catharines native pair skater, ranked fourth in the World. She is the 2013 Four Continents silver medalist, 2014 Olympic team silver medalist, and 2011 Canadian National Champion. Kirsten helped Canada win silver at the 2014 Olympic Games in Sochi and at the 2014 Canadian Figure Skating Championships. Since June 2014, she has partnered with Michael Marinaro, creating a team with a strong work ethic, natural athletic talent, whose energy is highly contagious;
  • Javier Fernandez, a European figure skating champion who is the first man to ever win a World Figure Skating Championship and represent Spain in figure skating at the Olympic Winter Games since 1956. Javier is the 2015 World Champion, two-time bronze medalist at the World Figure Skating Championships, a three-time European Champion, the 2014 Grand Prix Final silver medalist and the 2011 Grand Prix Final bronze medalist;
  • Nam Nguyen, a first time Canadian champion at the 2015 nationals, who has an infectious smile and inspiring energy and enthusiasm. Nguyen has won three Canadian national men’s titles from 2007-2008, becoming the youngest skater to win Juvenile, Pre-Novice and Novice. Nam took home the 2010 junior level bronze medal at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships and performed at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Figure Skating Gala.

Nancy Kerrigan will choreograph the show, with assistance from former competitive figure skater Liz Manley.

For more information please visit them online at www.skateniagaraiceshow.com

Tickets are available online at www.ticketmaster.ca or www.meridiancentre.com, and at the Meridian Centre box office 

Sledding 

There are plenty of areas to fully enjoy Winter in Niagara Falls doing this fun, family friendly activity. Here are just some places in Niagara Falls to grab the family and take advantage of the snow:

1. Stamford Collegiate High School: 5775 Drummond Road, Niagara Falls.

2. Firemen’s Park: 2275 Dorchester Rd, Niagara Falls.

3. *For smaller kids* FH Leslie Park: 5250 Valley Way, Niagara Falls.

A couple of places located just outside this city:

1. Burgoyne Woods Park: 30 Edgedale Road, St. Catharines.

2. Chippawa Park: 128 Fitch St., Welland.

3. HH Knoll Lakeview Park: located at Sugar Loaf Street and Elm Street, Port Colborne.

4. Jaycee Park: 543 Ontario St., St. Catharines.

5. Sugar Bowl Park:  100 Gilmore Road, Fort Erie.

Niagara Icewine Festival 

Nothing says “Winter in Niagara Falls” like a festival! The Niagara Icewine Festival spans over three weekends in January (15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31), and you will have the opportunity to taste this Niagara specialty made from grapes left to freeze naturally on the vine. The Niagara Region is recognized as producing some of the world’s finest icewine, and now is your chance to try it out during this festival.

For more information click here or visit them online at www.niagarawinefestival.com 

Christine Lynn

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Falling for Niagara’s roses

Reading Time:  < 1 minuteOriginally printed in The Star
Falling for Niagara’s roses
Botanical Gardens’ showcase deserves more attention from tourists
Aug 27, 2009 04:30 AM
Paul Dalby
Special to the Star
NIAGARA FALLS–It’s a bit like having an older brother who always grabs the attention of the girls. Here in the honeymoon capital, nothing can outshine the Falls – unless, of course, it’s Charles Darwin, Dusty Springfield and Dolly Parton.
We’re not talking here about new inductees into the town’s wax museum, just a trio of blooms that could make an appearance in North America’s biggest and best Victorian rose garden. (more…)

NIAGARA FALLS: Nature’s fury re-created in indoor theater

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NIAGARA FALLS: Nature’s fury re-created in indoor theater
The Associated Press
July 6, 2008
The biggest challenge in creating a new tourist attraction at Niagara Falls is trying to live up to the main event.
Beyond being breathtaking, the waterfalls are free to look at. That means parks officials must respond to the “we’ve seen the Falls, now what?” question with answers that not only wow but pay the bills.
A newly opened virtual reality show delivers a time-lapse lesson about the 10,000- year formation of the natural wonder complete with glacial snow, pelting rain and rumbling erosion, all building to 360-degree helicopter views unavailable from shore.
The $7 million “Niagara’s Fury” is the star attraction of a $38 million renovation of Niagara Falls’ Table Rock complex of restaurants and shops that ushers visitors to the water’s edge. (more…)