MarineLand

Park is still in great shape after all these years. Animals looked happy and were well taken care of. Rides maintained well and landscaping was nice. Splash pad is a great addition. Only thing i would say is parking lot needs some work, the gutters on the front entry buildings need to be cleaned because there is large weeds growing out of them and some paint would go a long way on some of the facades.

This place was empty but we used it for our advantage the kids enjoyed the rides with no lines, the dolphin shows and the picnic areas were empty lots of room to find a spot. They need to take better care of the grass and park cut it keep it pristine and clean. Add some bigger rides and there's ample land for it. The admission cost is too expensive. You can't be charging more than wonderland.

I had not visited this place and I liked it a lot. Very good attention of workers, professionals in the care of animals, access for disabled people, the souvenir shop very large and with a large number of items. The wide and very rich food area, good prices; only 15 or 20 minutes from downtown Niagara Falls by car. The mechanical games very funny, in short; You can enjoy a full day with the family there and you can take food as there are picnic areas inside the park.

Marineland gets a lot of hate from people who have never been here. The animals are well cared for and the trainers are extremely knowledgeable and kind. I had waited many years to visit due to distance and it was worth the wait. Everything is affordable, including food and gift shop purchases, the park is clean and well maintained, and they have all the conveniences. There are plenty of bathrooms, benches, water fountains etc. throughout the park and there is something for everyone to enjoy. The trainers I interacted with (and i spent a fair amount of time at every exhibit) knew all of the animals by name and personality, they were able to tell us all about their habitats and why things were set up as they were. Everyone working there had a smile on their face. It is also an incredible value, only $55 for an adults season pass and the season runs from May to October. Before you jump on the hate train, you should see the work these people are doing in conservation and education, and maybe go feed a whale, they really enjoyed it. Also for anyone concerned about the shows, the animals are not made to do stunts or anything out of their natural behavior, they swim, jump, and vocalize, all with great consideration for their well being and lots of tasty fish rewards. Every ride was up and running when we went.