Clifton Hill is the neon heart of Niagara's family entertainment scene, a short, sloping street lined shoulder to shoulder with attractions built purely for fun. Here you will find a Ripley's Believe It or Not museum, wax museums, haunted houses, dinosaur-themed mini-golf, a sprawling arcade and the towering SkyWheel, interspersed with casual restaurants and candy shops.
Many individual attractions charge their own admission or can be bundled into a value pass, but wandering the brightly lit strip itself costs nothing and remains a rite of passage for visitors of all ages, especially after dark when the signs light up.
Free street, separately ticketed attractions
Walking the street is free. The SkyWheel, mini-golf, rides and other attractions have their own tickets and hours. The SkyWheel publishes CAD $15 adult/$7 child 3–12 plus HST; its enclosed gondolas operate year-round. The six-attraction Fun Pass covers a specific selection and does not include Niagara Speedway.
Choose a pass around your own visit
Compare the live Fun Pass checkout with individual tickets for the attractions your party will use. Official pages showed different pass prices during our October 7 check, so we do not quote a single pass price here. Clifton Hill is a sloping street rather than one venue with a single accessibility standard. Check the entrance and access rules of each attraction, along with the parking lot you intend to use.
Visitor details checked October 7, 2026. Sources: official visitor page; official planning source 2; official planning source 3. Recheck date-specific availability before travelling.
