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Niagara Falls Fireworks Displays

Niagara Falls Fireworks Displays

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Prospect St, Niagara Falls, New York, 14303, United States
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Sep 8, 2018
Fireworks were eye feast over Niagara Falls. It was loud but bit slow rhythm. About 10 min and towards end was great spectacle. Best spot would be either observation deck or near prospect point. Don’t go to terrapin point as you can hardly see from there.

Sep 3, 2018
Show start on time at 10pm. Lasts 4 minutes. And it's the only one. So even if you're a couple of minutes late, you'll miss it. Check their website for show dates. Also, if you park at the Niagara falls visitors center parking lot during the day, save the $10 parking ticket, as it's valid for 12hrs and can be used to park when you visit the fireworks display at night as well.

Jul 22, 2018
Had a great time at the falls but never got to see the fireworks, was just a little windy and I guess they called them off.. no one knew anything and everyone eventually just left.. defiantly needs to be a sign or something letting people know when they're canceled.. but other than that we had a great time at Niagara falls.

Sep 22, 2018
Check the website for timing. Also get there half an hour to find a good spot. Definitely worth the wait and effort.

Jul 12, 2018
Large crowds gather at terrapin point thinking that the fireworks are going to be shot off over Horseshoe Falls. That was not the case for us, they were actually shot off further down the lower river, near the observation deck and loading dock for the Maid of the Mist boat tours. That's important to know ahead of time because a lot of trees block views of the fireworks along the cliffline so plan accordingly. The fireworks themselves were of high quality...very large, loud, and beautiful. They are short however, I would guess the duration of only 3 to 4 minutes.

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