Dollar Day on Clifton Hill!

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On Sunday, January 12th, 2020 Dollar Day returns to Clifton Hill.

Niagara residents are encouraged to take part is this yearly event with select Clifton Hill attractions charging just $1 admission;  proceeds of the “Dollar Day” event goes towards Cystic Fibrosis research.

The event is open to local people only. Proof of residence is required, and kids under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult

About Cystic Fibrosis

Dollar Day on Clifton Hill has raised thousands of dollars each year for Cystic Fibrosis and we are hoping to raise even more this year. Cystic Fibrosis Canada describes Cystic Fibrosis (CF) as “the most common fatal genetic disease affecting Canadian children and young adults with no known cure. CF primarily affects the lungs and digestive system. In the lungs, where the effects of the disease are most devastating, a build-up of thick mucus causes increasingly severe respiratory problems. This mucus and protein also build up in the digestive tract making it difficult to digest and absorb nutrients from food. Large quantities of digestive enzymes must be consumed with every meal and snack.”

Nancy Clayton, vice-president of the Niagara chapter for Cystic Fibrosis Canada has organized the Museum Day event since its inception in 1989, over 30 years ago. She came up with the idea of “Dollar Day” to find a way to raise awareness of a disease that few people know much about, while raising money for the cause. It has been a huge success ever since.

According to the organization, about one in 25 Canadians carries a defective version of the gene responsible for CF.

Dollar Day on Clifton Hill will run from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm and Niagara residents will be required to carry a form of photo ID to take part in the event that contains their Niagara residential address. A Driver’s license, passport or student card are valid sources of photo ID.  Children under the age of 12 are to be accompanied by an adult at the participating attractions.

Here is a list of the participating attractions:

If you wish to make a separate donation to Cystic Fibrosis please click here for the various way in which you may contribute.

91 thoughts on “Dollar Day on Clifton Hill!”

  1. Is dollar days open to residents of Niagara region (ie. Welland, Port Colborne, St.Catharines etc) or just residents of the City of Niagara Falls? Thsnhs

  2. I was wondering how come it’s only open to Niagara area residents. I would love to attend and help out with the cause but we live in South Western Ontario.
    Thank you.

  3. Will you be ok with showing of a health card with a copy of your bank statement that has your address due because I can’t get a drivers license because of my health and don’t have a passport and I’m not a student either. Thank you

  4. How crowded does this event get? Are the lineups huge? Also, do you pay at each attraction or is there a main ticket booth for all?

  5. This is amazing. Me and my son will be going. He is 2 and is a carrier of CF. Love what you guys are doing.

  6. I wish there would be a special rate for people who moved out of Niagara but love to bring their kids to this.

  7. Hi there I’m from Stoney Creek, are we able to come? I’m just wondering what is considered Niagara region? Hoping we are able to be apart of this event.

  8. I just moved back to Thorold waiting for my id to come in. What can I bring when I go with my 4 yr old nephew?

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  10. We’re new to the area we live in Ridgeway our ID is still from PEI is there any other way we can take part

    1. Health cards are not acceptable forms of ID. You can also use a: Drivers Licence, Passport, Canadian Citizenship Card, Military/Armed Forces Identification Card, LCBO Bring Your ID Card (BYID), Secure Indian Status Card (Government of Canada) A Permanent Resident (Government of Canada), A photo card issued under the Photo Card Act.

  11. This should be for *anyone*. I have family outside of the falls that would love to attend but cannot afford the normal prices. Especially when they have 3 and 4 children.

  12. Hi, I live in the Niagara region, but we want to bring a guest that lives in Hamilton, would that be allowed or would every single person attending must be from the Niagara region?

  13. It is only for Niagara Falls residence this year??? It was for all Niagara Region in the past. If only for Niagara Falls residence; that is really too bad 🙁

    1. Letter mail is not an acceptable form of ID. You could use a: Drivers Licence, Passport, Canadian Citizenship Card, Military/Armed Forces Identification Card, LCBO Bring Your ID Card (BYID), Secure Indian Status Card (Government of Canada) A Permanent Resident (Government of Canada), A photo card issued under the Photo Card Act.

  14. My son is almost 14 and wants to go with friends but does not have photo id….we live in Niagara Falls. . How is he supposed to prove residency???

    1. Aside from a Drivers Licence, you can also use a: Passport, Canadian Citizenship Card, Military/Armed Forces Identification Card, LCBO Bring Your ID Card (BYID), Secure Indian Status Card (Government of Canada) A Permanent Resident (Government of Canada), A photo card issued under the Photo Card Act.

    1. Aside from a Drivers Licence, you can also use a: Passport, Canadian Citizenship Card, Military/Armed Forces Identification Card, LCBO Bring Your ID Card (BYID), Secure Indian Status Card (Government of Canada) A Permanent Resident (Government of Canada), A photo card issued under the Photo Card Act.]

    2. Aside from a Drivers Licence, you can also use a: Passport, Canadian Citizenship Card, Military/Armed Forces Identification Card, LCBO Bring Your ID Card (BYID), Secure Indian Status Card (Government of Canada) A Permanent Resident (Government of Canada), A photo card issued under the Photo Card Act.

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