niagara falls journey at night

Popular Ontario attraction just got a major upgrade for the summer season

One of Ontario's most epic tourist attractions is giving visitors the chance to experience its magic in a whole new way.

Niagara Falls' Journey Behind the Falls, which takes visitors 125 feet underground through a 130-year-old tunnel laden with bedrock and onto an observation deck with a striking view of the iconic Horseshoe Falls, is now officially open at night.

Aptly called Journey at Night, the popular daytime experience has been extended past sundown, allowing guests to make the same journey to the foot of the Horseshoe Falls after dark.

Visitors can watch the waterfall illuminated in vibrant colours, a nightly spectacle that has become one of Niagara Falls' signature attractions. But the lights aren't the only thing you can indulge in this summer.

Those taking part in Journey at Night will also have the chance to watch fireworks from the foot of the Horseshoe Falls on holidays and special occasions.

Journey at Night is now open for bookings. Admission for the summer-long experience is $33 plus applicable taxes, and tickets can be purchased directly through the Niagara Parks website.

Niagara Falls is home to some of the most popular spots in the province, including the ever-bustling Clifton Hill, the Mario Kart-inspired Niagara Speedway, and even the Niagara Takes Flight, which recently got rewarded at a worldwide 2026 MONDO-DR Awards. 

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Niagara Parks


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