payout odds are not so good. wife had fun but had little to no payouts. at the end I broke even. what really pissed me off is being charged 20 bucks to park. kinda stupid for a casino that wants people inside

Had a bit of fun at the casino…first tile there for me so I signed up for the momento card and received $10 in free chips…many slots to choose from. Shared dinner at the deli which is located inside the casino, as portions were huge. Shared poutine and a chicken breast on a bun….delicious. We had to wait in line gor a table but made small talk with a couple behind us. People ahead of us but all two’s, so when the seater asked for table of four, we took the table with the other couple and were seated quicker.

Came back to Niagara Falls for the second time this year and had to stop in the casino, as we missed it last time! Brought a friend from Edmonton with us this time and she had fun and so did we. Lots of fun slots, as we don't really play any other games. Had fun and would probably go again

Wrote a review a few months ago which was much worse. This time it helped I knew what to expect. First and foremost, the parking situation continues to be completely unfair to guests. When you enter the self park garage, the rate is posted. Lets say its $25. That does not matter at all. What matters is when you leave. Since the parking rates change by time of day, and day of the week, you do not know your parking rate until you leave the casino. I am still dumbfounded they find it ok to do this. However, I knew this coming up there and checked in advance to make sure we had parking in our players card.... which we did. Without it, I am not sure we would come. What out us over the top coming up on this trip was na offer for free show tickets. We absolutely loved the Terry Fator show. Stayed at the casino resort for 2 nights. I really liked the new sports bar. Deli is disappointing. Without a reservation, you won't be able to eat at ponte vecchio. I had the noodle bar late at night and it was good as always. Took my daughter to swim at the pool both days and she had a great time. However, you have to bring towels down from your room which are already placed in the hotels rooms. They have no towels at the pool. One of my biggest issues with the casino gaming offerings is that they no longer have the poker room (been gone a few years), and more importantly, there is now one dice game but it is electronic and uses no chips. People clearly do not like playing electronic craps. The table limit is $5 and the table was empty or near empty each day I came. I absolutely love to play craps but will not play the electronic version. This was clearly nothing more than a way for the casino to pay for less dealer staff as the electronic craps only needs one dealer, as opposed to normally needing 3 dealers. Last, I played a total of about 3-4 hours of poker and about 2 hours of pai gow. For my play I earned $1 in comps. This is not acceptable. We plan to make a visit back in the summer with our family but I am not sure I will play much more than what I played on this trip.

I was here for a concert at the Avalon Theater, and the theater is very nice, and it was a nice place to spend the day for a concert. That being said, with Niagara Falls being a tourist destination, you can tell this place has seen better days, and it really needs a revamp. From the outside, it's incredibly dumpy, and it looks like they built it in 1987 and have never taken care of it since. As far as the casino, it had nicer stuff that I can't get closer to home, like digital roulette and the big wheel. Restaurants were meh, and I just decided to eat in the food court, which is basically in a basement, and the wifi doesn't work down there. I didn't stay overnight, so I can't comment on the hotel part. This place has the potential to be amazing, and is really just mediocre. And parking was $35!