Travel Agency

My sister and I had an absolute blast!! She’s 14 and I’m 11 but we still had an amazing time!

Quick courteous staff!

Great time on their new double decker bus!! Joel is very funny and truly knowledgeable about Buffalo. Highly recommend this tour company!

Im at the beach as much as i can over the summer, too bad more werent open to the public

This place doesn't just show their disability but their abilities.

A great photo opportunity while strolling along Canalside. It's located right next to the Bridge of Hope and also by the Ice at Canalside. If you are at Canalside or nearby in downtown Buffalo, it's worth the short detour if you enjoy fun pictures.

I've been to almost every park trying find a safe and beautiful location to enjoy with my daughter. Well search no longer this is a awesome park to bring the whole family and so much to do and enjoy .specially the theater in the park that is free and wonderful time to spend at.

This is billed as a luxury tour however our bus driver didn't stop at the pick up point even though I called the company 10 minutes prior to the pick up to confirm the location. Over the next 40 minutes I placed several more calls that went to voicemail to figure out why. All I recieved in response was that the driver never came by but that they would pick us up on the way to the Falls. The bus was packed so my family couldn't sit near each other until after another stop. What you do get, besides anxiety, is the ability to skip the line at the behind the falls tour and the boat ride into the mist. That's probably worth the price but a first class operation doesnt forget to pick up passengers or have 4 calls in a row go to voicemail.

Awesome time. Tour guide was welcoming and informative. Larry D the Legend.

Great personal service!

Great place to get information on the town and events!

Takes a person back in time to when Fort Frances was still growing & the Paper Mill was the economy of the town, the Hallet use to pull towes of logs downstream from lakes North & East of Fort Frances to Rainy Lake & then down to the Paper Mill, this was done before there was any roads or bridges east of town.

One pavilion, big park. There are more benches to sit and eat, along with a grill for each bench. Smokey The Bear and a couple Cubs statue was nice.

Fun spot for a short climb. Good view of the surrounding areas and river.