The White Water Walk boardwalk beside the Niagara River rapids

Niagara Deals: September 2026

Fifty-two per cent off the Niagara Parks pass, twenty-five wineries on one ticket, and Shaw seats at $35.

Three this month. The Parks pass is the biggest saving they run all year and it stops on November 1st. Heartbreak House closes at the Shaw on 3 October. The winery pass is the one you can take your time over.


Save 52% on the Niagara Falls Pass Premium

$129 · Niagara Parks · valid until 1 November

$129 covers Journey Behind the Falls by day and by night, Niagara Takes Flight, the White Water Walk, the Whirlpool Aero Car, the Butterfly Conservatory, the Power Station by day and by night, the Floral Showhouse and all four heritage sites. Transport and parking are in it as well.

Niagara Parks puts the saving at 52 per cent. If that is more than you need, the Plus pass is $109 and saves 40 per cent, and the Classic is $89 and saves 22 per cent.

All three expire on 1 November, so September and October are the last useful months for them.

Get the pass →


One pass, twenty-five wineries

$59.62 per person · Wineries of Niagara-on-the-Lake · valid one year from purchase

One tasting at each of the twenty-five member wineries of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Monday through Friday, with free entry to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum included.

No reservations, no fixed route, and the pass stays valid for a full year from the day you buy it, so there is no pressure to spend it in one weekend. Half the proceeds go to local charities.

Harvest is the right time to use it. The wineries are working, and the member calendar is at its busiest.

Get the tasting pass → · See the wineries


Shaw Festival: $35 if you are 35 or under

From $30 · Niagara-on-the-Lake · Heartbreak House closes 3 October

If you are 35 or under, Blue seating is $35 at every performance. Bring photo identification when you collect the tickets.

For everyone else, Theatre for $40 covers a good number of performances, and previews start at $30 with savings of up to 30 per cent.

Worth moving on: Heartbreak House closes on 3 October.

All the ways to save →


Offers change and sell out. Every price here came from the operator on the day this was published, so check the terms on their own page before you book.

Planning around these? Harvest Starts Now → or This Month in Niagara →

Vicky Stringer

Vicky Stringer

Vicky Stringer serves as Partnership Development lead at Chapter Six, where she excels at forging connections that elevate Niagara’s vibrant business community. As a proud Destination Niagara ambassador, she passionately links local operators with visitors and residents alike, amplifying unforgettable experiences from thrilling adventures to hidden gems.

Niagara Region: Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit for fewer crowds?

Weekday mornings outside peak summer and holiday weekends are typically quieter. Shoulder seasons (late spring and early fall) balance weather and crowd levels.

Do I need a passport to cross the border for viewpoints?

Crossing between Canada and the United States requires valid travel documents. Many experiences stay on one side—check your itinerary before you go.

Are the trails and gorge viewpoints family-friendly?

Many paths are accessible with proper footwear, but some gorge routes include stairs and uneven stone. Review trail notes and posted advisories before heading out.

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