Ripley's Believe It Or Not

While the experience as a whole was enjoyable, it was much faster than several years ago - it seemed they took out many of the exhibits and replaced them with touch screens and wax figures. I appreciate what they were trying to do, but several of the interactive elements were not working… some displays were broken… while many had general wear and tear. Several of the art pieces made of unique objects also were broken. Overall, I’m glad I didn’t spend the $30 asking price for this.

We went at the perfect time and had the whole place to ourselves which was awesome. Lots of interesting artifacts and facts. It was clean and nicely laid out would recommend for adults and the kids was a good bit of nostalgia. Best value is the multipack which gives you 3 excursions.

Great place to see and visit. It had interesting history and I remember watching the show and to see it all here was nostalgic.

I had been to the one in Amsterdam and wanted to go to this one whilst in Canada to compare the two. Overall I had a good experience there are some great interactive things inside the museum. I also like how they have the LED tunnel like they do in Amsterdam. For reference an adult ticket cost me C$30. They have some pretty cool merchandise also at the end of the museum but just beware it is a little pricey. Overall, it’s a good experience if you’re wanting to kill a hour or so in Niagara Falls.

Ripley’s Believe It or Not is always mind-boggling, no matter where in the world you visit—and the one near Niagara Falls was no exception! Not only did it have fascinating exhibits to see, but also fun activities suitable for all ages. The building itself is eye-catching from the outside, designed like a crooked structure, which immediately sets the tone. As you enter, there are plenty of photo spots—including the world’s tallest man, who actually stands up when you stand beside him (such a cool surprise!). We also had a blast with the shadow pictures and learning quirky facts about Niagara Falls. The entire tour, with photos and all, took us about two hours and made for a truly memorable family experience