Winter Festival of Lights Tour

The Skylon Tower is Niagara's tallest total entertainment complex. It includes indoor/outdoor observation of the falls from 233 meters (775 feet) and two great dining rooms both overlooking the Falls. At the base resides Niagara’s largest indoor amusement area, Skylon Fun Centre, complete with a food court and 4D Theatre. On the tour you will ride to the top of the tower in its glass enclosed Yellow Bug elevators.

You won't want to miss the chance to photograph the extremely popular Enchantment of Disney animated lighting displays. These depict long loved Disney Classics like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Sleeping Beauty's Castle, Fantasia - The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Winnie the Pooh and Tinker Bell.

The next generation of Disney lovers' will fall in love with it's newest classics like Toy Story, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, and The Lion King. The Enchantment of Disney® displays are truly a magical family affair that create memories across many generations!

Table Rock is the heart of the Niagara Parks experience, get closer to Niagara Falls. Table rock is built above Niagara Falls and will feature some traditional attractions like the Journey behind the Falls and new attractions like the TD Rink on the Brink.

The greatest light show in Niagara Falls will pass directly over your head, illuminating Niagara Falls from end to end. Your tour of Niagara Falls would not be complete without the Table Rock Experience.

In Dufferin Islands, also known as The Great Canadian Outdoors, visitors are awed by displays of Canadian wildlife – both modern and prehistoric – that include moose and buffalo, howling wolves, charging rams, bears, beavers, whales, deer, and dinosaurs that roamed the land millions of years ago. These are complemented by close to 200,000 LED tree lights that create a mystical aura of illumination. An absolutely wonderful visual experience, it also includes displays of aboriginal life as well as the popular Noah’s Ark display. Have you noticed the animals walking off the Ark are indigenous to Canada?

There is no admission fee to view the illuminations but donations are gratefully accepted by Festival Ambassadors at the exit of Dufferin Islands (suggested contribution $5 - $10 per car), with proceeds used to enhance the Festival’s lights and displays. Tour groups are encouraged to donate $1/person on the bus.

The Daredevil Exhibit contains actual barrels and artifacts along with the fascinating stories of the history of Niagara and of the daredevils themselves.