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Originally Posted by ue
That's a good point. Also, on the touristy areas of Niagara, there's something to the specific aesthetic of Clifton Hill/Fallsview in the types of tourist traps, the chains, the garishness, the cheapness that make it feel like a very stereotypical hick American tourist trap town, like Branson, Missouri or Wall, South Dakota.
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Niagara Falls On was smart and Clifton Hill from it's start has been set up to entertain the out of towner when they are done looking at the falls. Aside from this year for obvious reasons their # 1 tourist on weekends comes from the other side of the border. A huge number of Young people from both sides who think chain restaurants a quality places to eat lol.
Here is Clifton House built in 1833. It was marketed to Americans because at that time Buffallo was a booming city with lots of money. Toronto was still a fairly small city.
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https://www.cliftonhill.com
She started off classy and changed with the times. Now you can shoot Zombies.
Source:
https://www.cliftonhill.com
