Spring in Niagara Falls

Spring in Niagara Falls

Spring in Niagara Falls

Spring in Niagara Falls

Spring in Niagara Falls

As the air warms and the flowers start to bloom, it’s the perfect time to visit Niagara Falls. From iconic attractions to live concerts, exciting events, and holiday celebrations, we’ve got you covered with unforgettable spring experiences.

This season has so much to explore. From blooming scenic trails and wine tastings to thrilling outdoor experiences and iconic attractions, spring has something for everyone to enjoy. Get ready! Seasonal experiences return as the ice and snow melt and the warmth of spring arrives.

Discover all the excitement waiting for you. Enjoy live music, comedy shows, festivals, and unforgettable culinary & wine delights.

Discover what’s happening for March Break, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Mother's Day and Father's Day.

Enjoy the magic of the Niagara Falls Fireworks Series starting mid-May and the glow of the nightly illumination. After the show, keep the fun going on Clifton Hill, where most attractions stay open until 11 PM or later.

Make the most of the season with a multi-night getaway. Book your stay and experience the beauty of the spring in the Falls!

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When do seasonal attractions open in the spring in Niagara Falls?

Depending on the weather, seasonal attractions generally begin to reopen in April/ May. Year-round attractions are open and can be enjoyed anytime.

What's the weather like in Niagara Falls in the spring?

The spring weather in Niagara Fall experiences warmer temperatures as the plants start to bloom. Temperatures can range from around 5°C (41°F) in early spring to 22°C (72°F) in late spring with sun, rain and snow, sometimes all in the same day!

What should I wear in the spring in Niagara Falls?

For the best spring experience in Niagara Falls, it's a good idea to dress in layers. You’ll want to pack a waterproof jacket, waterproof shoes, sweaters, gloves, a scarf, and a hat.

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