Journey Behind the Falls is located at Queen Victoria Park in Niagara Falls Canada.
Phone: +1 877-642-7275
Open most every day of the year from 9:00am to 8:00pm with limited hours during the winter months. view current hours
Niagara Parks parking pass is $35.00 CDN. parking information
2025 Admission: Adults $29.00 CDN, Children 3-12 $19.00 CDN, 3 > free. Does not include 13% HST.
Tickets can be purchased at the Table Rock Visitor Centre. Cash or Credit Cards are accepted.
Restrooms, gift shop and food service are available.
Visitors average 45 minutes to 1.5 hours here.
The Niagara Parks WeGo Shuttle stops at Journey Behind The Falls.
The Journey Behind the Falls takes you closer to Niagara Falls than you ever though possible. During the summer months you will receive a free souvenir rain poncho as protection from the mist of the Falls. Elevators descend 125 feet / 38.1 meters through bedrock to tunnels that lead to viewing portals behind the massive sheet of water. From there you can visit the observation deck at the foot of the Falls for that perfect photo. The entrance for Journey behind the Falls is located at the Table Rock Visitor Centre by the the brink of the Canadian Falls.
There is a large parking lot close to the visitor centre which usually has parking available. During the summer months the lot may fill to capacity and parking at a satellite lot may be necessary. A shuttle is provided from the parking lot to the visitor centre. If you are staying in the Fallsview Hotel district you may want to try the incline railway. * Fun Fact- The tunnels behind the Falls were built in 1892.
This video displays the Canadian Falls in Niagara Falls Ontario Canada. This is as close as you can get to Niagara Falls in Niagara Falls Canada. The Journey Behind the Falls is one of the top attractions in Niagara Falls Canada. It’s especially nice to visit on a hot summer day and feel the cool mist on your face!
I took my boys to Journey Behind the Falls on a Saturday morning in February, and it was truly breathtaking. Seeing the falls partially frozen created the most stunning, almost otherworldly scenery. The icy formations and roaring
