Originally opening in 1962 as the first Niagara Falls Observation tower, The Tower Hotel was designed to give visitors an unmatched panoramic view of the Falls. Standing 520 feet above the Niagara Gorge, this landmark became a must-visit attraction, offering breathtaking sights of both the Horseshoe and U.S. Falls.
Now, history comes full circle as we proudly reintroduce the Niagara Falls Tower Observatory, bringing back the experience that made this tower iconic. Guests can expect unparalleled views, interactive exhibits, and a one-of-a-kind vantage point to witness the power and beauty of Niagara Falls.
Be among the first to rediscover Niagara’s original observation experience. Plan your visit today!
Location: 25th floor
Operating hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Ticket prices:
Adults: $14.99 plus tax
Children (Ages 5-12): $9.99 plus tax
Two-Time Access Pass (valid for same-day entry only):
Adults: $24.99 plus tax
Children (Ages 5-12): $14.99 plus tax
*Children 4 and under enter for free. Proof of age may be required.
Parking details: $10 plus tax per vehicle
*Parking is charged per entry, including for guests with a Two-Time Access Pass.
Parking locations:
Fallsview Blvd Parking Lot: 6683 Fallsview Blvd, Niagara Falls ON L2G 7G1
Embassy Suites Niagara Falls: 6700 Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls ON L2G 3W6
*Valid only for the visit duration (passes will be time-stamped)
The Niagara Falls Tower Observatory is a self-guided experience. Guests will be directed to the elevator. From there, they can explore the observatory at their own pace.
There is currently no time limit for visits. However, as attendance grows, a duration cap may be introduced to ensure a comfortable experience for all guests while adhering to fire code regulations.
Yes, the observatory is wheelchair accessible. The floor is designed to accommodate wheelchairs, and minor modifications are planned for the washrooms to ensure full compliance.
Yes! The observatory offers an interactive experience with QR codes at key viewpoints. These codes trigger videos on your mobile device, providing historical insights and fascinating details about the sights you see.
