Launching for the 2027 season · Niagara Falls & Buffalo, New York

One Pass. Five Attractions.
The American Side of the Falls.

Five attractions on the American side, on a single mobile pass, with Six Flags Darien Lake and Bisons baseball available as extras. One purchase instead of five, and one pass on your phone instead of a folder full of confirmation emails.
No spam. One email when we launch, plus an early-access offer for the list.
Mobile pass — nothing to print
Five attractions, one price
American side, New York State
The falls, the gorge and Buffalo
Five Attractions

One price covering the falls, the gorge and Buffalo’s waterfront. Nothing to choose and nothing to configure.

One Mobile Pass

Delivered to your phone. Nothing to print, nothing to collect on arrival.

The American Side, Properly

Every attraction is in New York State: the falls, the gorge, and downtown Buffalo.

Not a Consolation Lineup

The pass leads with the attractions people plan whole trips around, not the ones with spare capacity to give away.

Anchored by the Names You Actually Came For

A pass is only as good as what’s in it. Ours leads with the attractions people plan whole trips around — the boat at the base of Horseshoe Falls, the biggest theme park in the region, a night at the ballpark, and Buffalo’s waterfront adventure complex.

Maid of the Mist

The boat to the base of the falls.

Six Flags Darien Lake

The region's largest theme park and waterpark.

Buffalo Bisons

Triple-A baseball at Sahlen Field, downtown Buffalo.

Buffalo RiverWorks

Ziplines, climbing and events on the Buffalo River.

1

Buy Once

One purchase online. Your pass arrives by email as a mobile pass — no shipping, no pickup counter.

2

It's All Included

Five attractions, already on the pass. Nothing to select when you buy and nothing to decide at the gate.

3

Show Your Pass

Present it at each attraction. Some attractions ask you to book a time slot in advance — we'll tell you which ones and how, when you buy.

Crossing From Ontario?

The American side is a different trip, and most Ontario visitors have only ever done the Canadian one. The boat, the gorge walkways, Darien Lake, and Buffalo's waterfront are all on this side of the river. We've written the crossing guide — bridges, documents, and when to time it.

Why the American Side Needed a Pass

The American side of Niagara has never had a packaging problem in the sense of quality. It has the state park, the boat, the gorge walkways, a genuine Great Lakes aquarium, an eighteenth-century fort, and a downtown Buffalo waterfront that has been quietly rebuilt over the past fifteen years. What it hasn’t had is anyone putting it together.

The Canadian side has sold bundled passes for years. Over here, visitors have been left to assemble the trip themselves — separate tickets, separate websites, separate confirmation emails, and a running argument in the car about whether the next stop justifies another admission. Most people do the boat and drive home, having seen a fraction of what’s within a thirty-minute radius.

That’s what a pass fixes. Not the price alone — the friction. When the fourth attraction is already handled, the aquarium on a wet afternoon stops being a debate and the ballpark on a Tuesday night stops being an extravagance. Families in particular see substantially more of a region when the marginal decision has been taken off the table.

The Niagara USA Pass is the package that should have existed already. We’re building it with the attractions themselves, not around them.

Be First Through the Gate

We’re finalising the lineup and opening sales for the 2027 season. Join the list for the launch date, the confirmed attraction list, and an early-access offer that won’t be repeated.

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