ripley's believe it or not! museum

March break we choose one museum to try out . grabbed a deal from comfort inn, family of four $30 to go inwe spent about 1.5 hrs taking our time. interesting displays, most for you to read and get a feel for, some Niagara Falls stuff there as wellgreat nastalgia. kids 10 and 12 enjoyed it. great pictures and a souvenir penny, pic of Zoltar and cool memoriesworth the visit and not to bad on the pocket book

Ripley's museum in Niagara Falls is a fun place to go with the family, it's informative, interesting and funny. We had a good couple of Hours with 3 young teens. Lots of bizarre things to see.

We visited with a family group of pre-schoolers, adults & senior. There was very little for the children and the darkened rooms made it less approachable or comfortable for them. The exhibits certainly seem to have a theme of the grotesque and deformed, sectioned into fairly small, claustrophobic sections and surprisingly amateurish signs and explanations (e.g. mispellings) for the price ($44 for the adults; free for pre-schoolers). less than an hour was plenty for all of us. The 'throwing your shadow' exhibit was fun for all. I thought it was pretty tacky to be required to pay extra to try out some of the odd machines and some of them just did not work.

Brilliant time. Lots to see and talk about. Worth money to. Fascinating for sure. Nothing not to like. Take your time to read and enjoy.

There were lots of amazing items on display, some of which you can touch. The price was very reasonable. Not really a place for little kids. We also went to the 4D movie, which was great fun.

If you have never been to a Ripleys museum I highly recommend you go. If you have been to one before then you won't see anything that different here.

Th ripleys believe it or not museum is a place worth visiting if you are in or around the niagara region.I thoroughly enjoyed it and at times i could feel goose bumps on my body.

On the Clifton Hill, just above the Queen Victoria Park, in the same named street, that is, the Clifton Hill is located this museum, that has many "brothers" in other places of United States and Canada. Then in 1995 I had walked with great curiosity and attention among strange things and deeds of human hands's and mind's work. There were authentic shrunken heads, the world's rarest egg, two headed animals. The buildings I passed by, were of unbelievable shapes and features. Literally opposed all the laws of earth gravity. From one corner, over You, peeped,the big head of Frankeistein. At another spot,You foud Yourself in front of the Dynosaurus Park and grand Wheel.Everywhere the collections of the odd, strange from around the world. There are a multitude of mind boggling exhibits, curiosities, oddities and illusions, that You may reveal in different galleries as You're rambling through them.I was interested in one film I saw in the Museum, that discovered those brave people, the daredevils individuals, that faced the wrath of the falling waters or accidentally took a trip over the falls.Surely one of my favorite places in Niagara Falls, Ontario.

Whenever I am traveling and there's a Ripley's Attraction I am interested in checking it out! I love the strange unique things they have on exhibit even at the aquariums. I have been to Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies, Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum in Gatlinburg, TN, Wisconsin Dells, WI, Key West, FL, Orlando, FL, and Niagara Falls, Canada.

My husband and I had been before and really enjoyed it, so we took the kids they had fun. They loved looking at everything and wanted to know more. Kids are 3 and 5 years old.

Great museums, lots of interesting thing for different part of the world and different centery. Great location.

Came here on a family vacation. Staff was so sweet and even asked US about military service before offering the discount which is very generous. Kids loved the museum and there was lots to see! Definately somewhere to visit when you're in the area, worth the admission.

We went in early January, and there wasn't the usual crowd to fight through while you walk through. It had a lot of cool things to look at, and a short video on people who went over the falls in barrels. Get a coupon book at one of the bus stops to save a couple dollars on admission!

This attraction was interesting. There were many artifacts to look at up-close. It is a good experience for people of all ages. There were many items I had never seen or heard about.

Went to see the museum on a recent visit to the Falls. So much fun reading about the different exhibits and seeing all the odd things. Really enjoyable way to spend an hour or so. That twirling tunnel was insane - walking through was crazy!!