I still can not get over what a joke this thing is. The advertisements made it look exciting but all it was was a money scam for a lame movie/show thing!! Don't let yourself be fooled. I wanted to demand my money back but basically couldn't be bothered waiting in the line to speak to anyone. more

The digital animation show at the beginning was really cute. Afterwards, everyone walks into a separate round room where a screen all around show images of storms and water. Actual waterfalls flow around you. You don't get too wet and they give a poncho. All in all, the first half was better than the second half. more

Niagara's Fury is intended to show visitors how the falls were created, condensing thousands of years into about 15 minutes. The cost is $15. The first half is spent viewing an animated educational film that explains the climate changes that took part in creating the falls. It's a cute movie. For the second half, you move to another room -... more

This is completely overhyped all over town. The description that the person gave us at the ticket counter really described the potential of the 4-D experience in respect to the creation of the falls. Unfortunately, the designers didn’t quite pull that off. We honestly felt less informed after seeing it that when we went in. The 4-D portion was such... more

I just came back from a short visit to Niagara Falls and was intrigued by the ads for Niagara's Fury. It sounded exciting and I went despite the high cost. It consisted of a 10 minute kids cartoon followed by a 6-7 minute special effects performance where they splashed you with water and shook the floor. Overall a waste of... more

There is a ton of hype and advertising for this, everywhere you turned you saw something about this. ..... It was new and we couldnt really find much info about it, I now know why no one tells you about it, so we figured we'd try it out. Starts with a cartoon, ok thats fine, then you walk into this... more

Niagara's Fury was a HUGE disappointment. We were expecting an immersive experience in a 360 theater with a tilting floor, wind and snow, and geological cataclysm. We got a theater that never got dark enough to be remotely immersive, ten seconds of strong air conditioning (you could see a few snowflakes if you tried really hard), and a VERY short... more

A new attraction in Niagara. Expected much more for the price paid and the hype all over town. Short cartoon film at the beginning was okay to give a short history of the falls, and led you to believe that there would be much more detail in the main show. Ended up being just a flow of artistic images with... more

For all the hype, this was one major disappointment. The movie going in was cute, and the big screen incredibly sharp. But you pay the considerable admission fee for the experience of extreme weather, and that lasts a few seconds and is hardly intense. Of course, why get patrons wet without providing them with ponchos? But you don't get more... more