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The elevator and deck are open to all visitors ($1.25 fee). Boat ticket purchase is not required. Complete your Niagara Falls trip with an astonishing, close-up view of all three Niagara Falls at Prospect Point Observation Tower.
- Cave of The Winds
Cave of the Winds tickets can be purchased at the Cave of...
- Top of The Falls
The venue is found within Niagara Falls State Park on Goat...
- Schoellkopf Elevator
Observation Tower ... and turbine-generator stations located...
- Shop
The gift shop was recently remodeled, and features historic...
- Photos and Videos
The Niagara Falls photo gallery features captivating images...
- Plan Your Trip
With plenty of things to do in Niagara Falls--from exploring...
- Cave of The Winds
Book your tickets online for Horseshoe Falls, Niagara Falls: See 2,867 reviews, articles, and 1,741 photos of Horseshoe Falls, ranked No.2 on Tripadvisor among 127 attractions in Niagara Falls.
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- Observation Tower: Bird’s-Eye View. If you have a taste for adrenaline, and you’re wondering where to see Niagara Falls, this might just be the best place for you.
- Terrapin Point: The Closest Encounter. This is how to see Niagara Falls if you want to get up close and personal! The viewing ledge at Terrapin Point on Goat Island is the nearest point to the thundering Horseshoe Falls (from either side of the border).
- Rainbow Air: A Once-in-a-Lifetime View. How about taking your Instagram game to a whole new level — literally — with Rainbow Air helicopter tours. A chopper ride over Niagara Falls not only ticks two adventures off your bucket list in one, but it also offers an incredible aerial vista of the Falls.
- Whirlpool State Park: Whirling Whitewater. There’s more to photograph at Niagara Falls than the Falls themselves, so why not set up your tripod at Whirlpool State Park?
The Tower's Observation deck extends out over the Niagara Gorge and is the only place in the Park to view both the American and Horseshoe Falls at the same time! Ride the elevator down to board the Maid of the Mist.
Oct 15, 2018 · The Best Photo Spots in Niagara Falls State Park: Observation Tower. There’s a small charge to visit the Observation Tower at Prospect Point if you’re not riding Maid of the Mist. During peak months, it’s $1.25 per person. When Maid of the mist is closed for the season, it’s free.
Here is a breakdown of these fees: – Parking fee: $15, $10, or $5 per car depending on the day of the week and season – Niagara Falls Observation Tower fee: $1.25 per person – The Maid of the Mist boat tour fee: $28.25 per adult or $16.5 per child – Cave of the Winds: $21 per adult or $17 per child in the summer; $7 off in the winter
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After journeying deep into the bedrock, navigate fascinating tunnels that lead behind the Horseshoe Falls. You’ll find incredible cave-like portals that open behind the falling water, where you’ll see, hear and feel the power of the falls up-close at Journey Behind the Falls!
