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Wet Jet and Jet Dome Tours

Catch a glimpse of years past with Fort George and Fort Niagara while traversing the same waterways used during the war of 1812. Hear about the history from the on board river guide who recounts events in the area, points of interest, the mechanics of the Jet Boat and thoroughly entertains passengers and maintains their safety and comfort while on board.. Up into the swift moving current as the gorge walls climb on either side of the boat to 200 ft above.

See the power plants and watch the turbines roar as we cruise past at 50 mph. Suddenly Devils Hole appears and the boats are greeted by their biggest obstacle. Surf the Kahuna and on up to the Whirlpool for some fun. Look up, there's the Whirlpool Cable Car high above. The excitement builds as we head on back down through Devils Hole and introduce passengers to the power and excitement of the river, this is something you have to try for yourself.

Choose between the “Wet Jet” or the “Jet Dome” Tour - Both trips are identical in duration, route and commentary with one BIG difference. The Jet Dome tour allows us to accommodate passengers who want to experience the Niagara River without getting wet.
 

Wet Jet and Jet Dome Tours Experience Pricing

Jet Boat Tour - Adult
** Availability: Daily departures from May through mid-October
$61.00 + HST per person	Gift Certificate Code: WWJB1-12

Jet Boat Tour - Child
(6-13 Years)
$51.00 + HST per person	Gift Certificate Code: WWJB2-12

Experience Location

Things to Remember

Passengers always receive a life jacket and a set of wet suit booties (no need to get your shoes wet).

During cooler months we provide all passengers a wool sweater, a full length splash suit and a poncho. We have sizes that fit almost all types and ages.

Booties are offered in North American (men's sizes) of 6, 8, 10 and 12.

Recommended Clothing

If you would like to bring your own footwear or sandals - feel free - however, they must have a back strap around the heel of you foot, not traditional "flip flops".

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