Now Niagara Falls is a safer activity, but earlier there was almost a life-threatening adventure here. The first person was retired 64-year-old female teacher Anne Ederson Taylor in 1901, with her cat, got into the closed barrel, rolled down, unharmed, jumped to fame and became the first person to fly over the waterfall. Later, many adventurers were encouraged to be foolish, some were favored by the gods of luck, and some by the gods of death. Fortunately, the Canadian government has banned the adventure game on the edge of the canyon.

Included in the service center tour, everyone will have a raincoat, watch this 4D movie must wear. The whole screen is round. There are no seats in the viewing area. It's just a big disc. Everyone stands on it. There are fences around it to hold hands. During the broadcast, the disc will sway and rotate up and down with the story, and there will also be water spray, the first time to experience such a 4D movie.

It belongs to a comparative chicken rib project included in Niagara pass, which is not worth buying tickets to see. Playing place is on the second floor of table rock. It's about 4D movies made by the Great Falls. Every once in a while, they will blow wind and sprinkle water on you. They will give you raincoats when they enter the door. The internal structure is similar to that of the high-screen movie on Tokyo Stadium, but because the screens around it are very small, there is no sense of shock on the spot, so it is very general.

It's equivalent to watching 4D movies. It's exciting. You can understand the formation of the Great Falls. It's recommended, but you should prevent your shoes from getting wet.

Good travel arrangements, endless scenery along the way, to the Great Falls is admired for a long time, beautiful scenery, good cultural landscape.