Skylon Tower Observation Deck at Niagara Falls

Whether you enjoy a bright sunny day or an illuminated night sky, views from Skylon Tower's indoor and outdoor observation decks won't fail to impress.

Enjoy the best 52 seconds of your life with a thrilling ride in the tower's iconic Yellow-Bug glass-enclosed exterior elevators, which take you straight up.

The flexible-date ticket option lets you plan your visit around favorable weather, maximizing your view of the iconic landscape.

Witness a stunning light show with the nightly 'Illumination of the Falls' and seasonal fireworks display, included in the single entry ticket.

Did you know that the name "Skylon" is derived from the Greek word "skylona," which means "to reach for the sky?

Immerse in the beauty of Niagara Falls on this small-group tour with expert-guided commentary.

Enjoy the exhilarating ride up to the Skylon Tower, and soak in the majestic aerial views of all three Niagara Falls, the sight is a visual treat.

Venture behind the scenes at the Journey Behind the Falls, feel the thundering vibrations of crashing waters, and get up close with the falls on the Hornblower Niagara Cruise.

Upgrade your experience by including convenient hotel transfers from Niagara Falls, Ontario and also go on a driving tour of the city.

Fun fact: Niagara Falls has been the backdrop for numerous films, such as Superman II, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the 1953 classic Niagara featuring Marilyn Monroe!

Flow into an experience where you can see the mighty Niagara Falls during the day and night and visit its popular sites.

Drive along the scenic sights before facing the falls at the Journey Behind the Falls which houses two observation decks and intriguing cave-like tunnels.

Capture beautiful memories at the Skylon Tower before driving along the Niagara Parkway, and board the Hornblower cruise, to further enjoy your 3-course dinner.

The highlight of this tour is the Illumination Tower where you can change the lights in real-time and receive an 'I Lit Up Niagara Falls' certificate as a keepsake.

Fun fact: Did you know that the first person to have survived going over the falls in a barrel was a 63-year-old school teacher named Annie Edson Taylor in 1901?