I had never been to a wax museum before, so I figured this was the perfect opportunity. We passed up a couple of others on Clifton Hill, and decided to come to this one. I was very happy with our decision. Some of the figures looked more real than others, but overall it was wonderful. A great experience. We got... more

Prices are a little high, but what isn't in Niagara Falls. Our kids enjoyed it. It was a nice diversion to the other activities we did while in Canada. You can get up close to all of the figures for some neat photos. Best attraction out of all of the others we visited. more

This wax museum was very accessible -- all of the figures were out in the open and guests were encouraged to take photos near them. Everything was in good repair and kept clean. Many of the figures were unrecognizable, but some were accurate enough to be amazing. During our winter visit, there were no lines and no waiting, but the... more

We visited the Louis Tussaud's wax museum in Niagara Falls during our August 2008 trip, and found this wax museum to be far superior to the Movieland wax museum. The figures are out in the open where you can pose with them for photos. The likenesses of the faces and the sizes of the figures are realistic for the most... more

We had about 45 minutes left before having to leave Niagara for Toronto to catch our plane home so decided to come here and were glad we did. We've been to both Mademe Tussaud's in London and the wax museum in Paris and this was much better than both. We were able to get straight in without having to queue... more

After visiting a few of the wax museums in NF (there are around 3), this is the best hands down. The place is roomy, and clean. The carpets were jazzy (bright red, leopard print, etc). The figures were right there, so you could pose for pictures with them. Many looked real, and the outfits were great. I could even smell... more

We went at 11:15 AM on a Thursday in August with our 3 kids - 9.10, and 11. No crowd at all! We were a little disappointed that there weren't more "people" the kids recognized, and the ones that they did, as mentioned by others, weren't that true to life. My husband and I found ourselves looking at various figures... more

Even though many of the wax figures do not look exactly like the people they represent, you get the sense that you really posing with real people. For a few laughs, alot of funny photo opportunity moments and an interesting museum than most in Niagara Falls, you can get up close and personal with the wax figures unlike many of... more

We expected to see a cheesy wax museum, however we ended up having fun posing with the figures even though they are not exact replicas. more