Visitors flock toNiagara Fallson the weekend ofCanada Dayto see the water flowing down from a landscape previously unseen by the general public. You can get a glimpse.
A century ago, a 2,200-foot-long water tunnel, about 200 feet below the surface of the power plant, leads to a water-level observatory. It offers an unobstructed panoramic view of horseshoes and American Falls.
"The light at the end of theCOVID-19tunnel. People can go out and enjoy life and exploration again," said Niagara Parks Business Development Officer. Senior Director Kim Vinnie said.
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7 It will officially open on the 1st of the month. The tunnel enhances the visitor's experience at the Niagara Parks Power Plant by giving a glimpse into the basement of the building's vast underground infrastructure.
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Upon entering the power plant, a visitor swings down a 180-foot-deep elevator shaft with a glass door. , Restore the time. Historical trail race tunnel.
When you reach the specified depth, you will be greeted by a huge brick-covered tunnel. This is where the 2,200-foot journey begins. This tunnel is where the used water from the power plant ran through this engineering wonder on its way back to the Niagara River. Now, instead of the raging sea, you are greeted by a concrete road accessible to all.
A journey through a tunnel is a journey that stimulates all senses. As more visitors enter, they begin to smell the moisture in the air and hear the thunder of flowing water.
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Out of the tunnel, you'll finally be greeted by the raging waters of the Niagara River that appear above the brand new waters. An observatory.
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"Will this project start and continue in earnest a week before the world closes in March 2020? I had to make a sincere decision to put it on hold, "Vinny said. The project received a $ 25 million loan from the Government of Ontario to help mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on Niagara's $ 2.4 billion tourism industry.
Instead of tackling these challenges, Niagara Parks decided to double its 500 employees and continue working until the first year of COVID. The project was completed on time and within budget.
"This was a very difficult time for the tourism sector, but today the Niagara region is reopening world-class attractions and beginning its path to recovery," said Lisa, Minister of Heritage. MacLeod says. In the summer of 2020press release .
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Visit When they first visited the tunnels and waterfalls, I heard many admire the wonderful scenery they saw.
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"When you turn the corner, you start to hear growls and see the light. It's creepy but beautiful." Said.
Attractions are open daily and are expected to be open all year round. For more information, including ticket pricing, seeOnline.
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