Niagara Region residents will soon be able to tour 10 Niagara Falls attractions at a steep discount, with sales of the 2026 WonderFalls Pass opening Wednesday, Nov. 4, according to a City of Niagara Falls news release.
The pass is part of the city's Sleep Cheap program and runs from Sunday, Nov. 22, through attraction closing time on Friday, Nov. 27. A single pass costs $20, while a family pass costs $50 and covers up to six family members. Anyone beyond six must buy their own single pass.
Passes are valid for six consecutive days, and attractions can be visited in any order. Each pass includes one-time admission to 10 Niagara Falls attractions. Hours, age requirements and admission restrictions vary by venue, so the city is encouraging residents to review the details before visiting.
The offer comes with a few perks. Pass-holders visiting Niagara Parks attractions can ride the Falls Incline Railway or the WEGO Green Line simply by showing their pass. Free parking is included at the Butterfly Conservatory and Floral Showhouse.
The WonderFalls Pass was created by Councillor Victor Pietrangelo in 2015 and raises funds to improve Niagara Falls parks and playgrounds and make them more accessible. The city describes the program's guiding message as "Residents Save and Help All Kids Play."
The deal is limited to Niagara Region residents, and identification confirming residency must be shown at the time of purchase and again at each attraction. Pass-holders also need to fill in their name and address on the back of the pass before arriving at a venue. Lost passes will not be replaced.
Passes can be purchased at listed sales locations until Nov. 27. Full attraction hours, admission requirements and pass details are available at sleepcheapcharitiesreap.com/wonder-falls-pass.aspx.
Residents with questions can contact Pietrangelo by email at vpietrangelo@niagarafalls.ca, or reach the City of Niagara Falls at 4310 Queen St. or by phone at 905-356-7521.
