Trip to Niagara Falls
Yesterday I went to Niagara Falls with my college. Now a school trip is always boring right? Wrong. In college (this trip specifically) we were on the bus for 2 hours, and when we got the the falls we were told "be back here by 6:30" we could do whatever we wanted. We were responsible for our actions.
Of course I had to go see the falls because I've never saw them before. They were exciting for a whole 3 minutes, but I had 8 hours to fill.
My friend and I decided to explore, and we looked up a hill and saw a road filled with lots of things. We started with the Guinness World records, followed by a fun house, where we also got lost in a hall of mirrors. We then went in search of the Mystery Get Lost Maze, which is basically an outside maze that looks also like a castle.
We then went to Montana's for lunch, because I have an obsession with that restaurant.
We went to Ripley's Believe it or Not, after, and that was so strange, but it was fun at the same time. From there we had gone to a bird and reptile sanctuary, and it was so great seeing all the different birds and reptiles. My favourite part of that was seeing the fruit bats in their nocturnal section, because I absolutely love bats.
We then went to get ice cream, and then we went to a wax museum. The wax museum was interesting, except for the horror portion (because I'm the person who doesn't like getting scared, but I love Halloween for some reason), now at the end of that wax museum there was a part that was "Enter at your own risk" it was just black in there and there were mirrors, and there were spots where air would get blown on you. Why that was in a wax museum I don't know, but my friend was curious, and she didn't see that sign until after we went through (because we went through that part backwards). I literally walked through it clinging to her, with my eyes completely shut, and after we found our way out, and went out the exit I swear I was shaking for 20 minutes straight.
After I had calmed down a bit we went to the Hershey's store down the road, there was so much chocolate in the store, and outside there was a huge chocolate bar. To the left you can see how big part of it is, I'm only 5'-3" it was such a shock.
Overall it was a fun day, and I'm glad I spent the money to go there.
My friend and I decided to explore, and we looked up a hill and saw a road filled with lots of things. We started with the Guinness World records, followed by a fun house, where we also got lost in a hall of mirrors. We then went in search of the Mystery Get Lost Maze, which is basically an outside maze that looks also like a castle.
We then went to Montana's for lunch, because I have an obsession with that restaurant.
We went to Ripley's Believe it or Not, after, and that was so strange, but it was fun at the same time. From there we had gone to a bird and reptile sanctuary, and it was so great seeing all the different birds and reptiles. My favourite part of that was seeing the fruit bats in their nocturnal section, because I absolutely love bats.
We then went to get ice cream, and then we went to a wax museum. The wax museum was interesting, except for the horror portion (because I'm the person who doesn't like getting scared, but I love Halloween for some reason), now at the end of that wax museum there was a part that was "Enter at your own risk" it was just black in there and there were mirrors, and there were spots where air would get blown on you. Why that was in a wax museum I don't know, but my friend was curious, and she didn't see that sign until after we went through (because we went through that part backwards). I literally walked through it clinging to her, with my eyes completely shut, and after we found our way out, and went out the exit I swear I was shaking for 20 minutes straight.
After I had calmed down a bit we went to the Hershey's store down the road, there was so much chocolate in the store, and outside there was a huge chocolate bar. To the left you can see how big part of it is, I'm only 5'-3" it was such a shock.Overall it was a fun day, and I'm glad I spent the money to go there.
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