| Atraction | Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours | | Phone | 905-468-4800 | | Fax | 905-468-7004 | | Address | Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours , 61 Melville Street, P.O. Box 1215, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada, L0S 1J0 | | Email | trips@whirlpooljet.com | | Toll Free | 1-888-438-4444 |
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 Established in 1992, Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours is an exhilarating white water experience on the Niagara River with awe-inspiring scenery, historical significance, and Class Five Rapids through Devil's Hole. Experience the excitement of a 1500 horse power het boat speeding up the Niagara River into Class Five rapids (commonly referred to as Devil's Hole) and the Niagara whirlpool. Get absolutely soaked aboard our "Wet Jet" experience or remain completely dry while aboard our "Jet Dome" tour. Tours depart daily from the Water Street Landing in Lewiston, N.Y., the Niagara Glen in Niagara Falls, ON as well as the King George III Inn in Niagara on the Lake, ON where WJBT was originally established in 1992.
So gear up, get ready for a fantastic experience you will not soon forget. |
From Buffalo NY take interstate I- I90N to exit 25A. Once off the highway take a left onto Military road.
Follow to golf course where you take a right on to Lewiston Rd (104N)
Exit at the "Lewiston/ARTPARK" exit and veer towards the right. You are now on Centre St and driving through the town of Lewiston.
Continue into the downtown area towards the waterfront. The Water Street Landing is at the end of Centre st along the bank of the Niagara River. 115 South Water St. From: Niagara Falls, NY (approx 15 minute drive)
Take the Robert Moses Parkway North (Niagara River on left)
Exit at the "Lewiston/ARTPARK" exit and veer towards the right. You are now on Centre St and driving through the town of Lewiston.
Continue into the downtown area towards the waterfront. The Water Street Landing is at the end of Centre street along the bank of the Niagara River. 115 South Water St.
From: Buffalo, NY
(approx 30 minute drive)
From: Toronto, Ontario From Toronto take the QEW south to Niagara. After the Skyway in St. Catharines take the 405 cutoff.
Exit at Stanley Ave. exit.
Turn left onto Stanley Ave. Follow this road until you reach the intersection (Traffic Circle) at Queenston Heights (take first right).
Feather in the Glen is located three minutes on your left hand side just after the Butterfly Conservatory. Best option is to park at Queenston Heights Park (at the Traffic Circle) and take the People Mover Service to the Feather in the Niagara Glen.
Note: The People Mover to Queenston Heights Park starts at 10:00am. From: Rochester, NY Merge onto the I-490W/ New York State Thruway W toward Buffalo to the I-90W
Merge onto the I-290W/Youngmann EXPY via Exit 50 toward Niagara Falls to the I-190
Merge onto the I-190N towards Niagara Falls
Exit RT-265, Exit 25A toward Lewiston
Turn left on Military Road/NY-265
Turn right on Lewiston Road/NY-104
Take the RT-104W/RT-18f N ramp
Turn slight right onto NY-104/NY-18F/Center St./Ridge RD/CR-907
Continue to follow Center St.
Turn left onto S Water St.
From: Niagara Falls, Ontario (approx 30 minute drive, some days in July/Aug can be a 45min drive)
North on the Niagara Parkway towards Niagara on the Lake (Niagara river on right hand side)
Continue past the Aero Car, the Niagara Glen, the Jet Boat Info Centre, the Butterfly Conservatory, the Floral Clock, Sir Adam Beck power station, and down the hill at Queenston Heights.
Drive another 10-15 minutes past the McFarland House (on right), look for the landmark "Kurtz Orchard"(on left). (Note: This is a great place to consider for lunch)
First right after Kurtz Orchards (towards river) to Melville Street (First stop sign)
Turn right on Melville Street and our building is 100 yards on the left.
If you miss the right turn just after Kurtz Orchard
Continue past Fort George and into the old town Niagara-on-the-Lake.
At the second four way stop you will see the clock tower in the middle of the street. (King Street)-turn right
Follow around the bend (changed to Delater Street)
Continue along Delater to the stop sign at Melville Street. We are the big blue and white building on the left hand side. |
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