Great place to check it out for families with kids. The house is upside down and it is slightly tilted to a side so when walking in you may feel light headed or dizzy effect. Over all fun but way tooo short for the amount they charge. Price is high as you would be only be spending about 5 minute total.

Wasn’t that bad It was a definitely a unique experience. The moment we entered the house and took the stairs to roam inside, we felt great dizziness due to the optical illusion created for everything being upaide down and the house is tilted to 6° which creates an effect on the mind that there's something not right 😂 The attendent informed us that average time ppl spend inside is usually 5 - 10 mins, due to the odd feeling with the illusion. But all in all it was a great fun experience. The lady at the ticket counter was very nice and friendly. Would definitely recommend it.

Great spot to visit on Clifton Street during your visit to Niagara falls.

As the name suggests - this house is made upside down and everything inside is upside down. The house is really well maintained as it's a tourist attraction. When you go inside nothing is level and you feel disbalanced. The entry fee though is a rip off - we paid 48 dollars for 4 people. The person selling you the tickets informs you that you can take as long as you want. However the house has 3 - 4 small rooms which you can see in 5 mins. We were actually out in 5 mins and looked at each other wondering if we missed something. Other than the entry fee it's a great tourist attraction. Parking there though is a nightmare and when you do find one it's expensive.

It's a cool concept and one of those touristy things you almost have to visit. You'll pass through the house super quick and can't actually enter most of the rooms. You just view them from a barrier. I'm not sure how people got some of the photos they did. It was interesting but overpriced. We laughed a lot because the angle of the house had me stumbling all over the place.

Cute little distraction on the strip. Very affordable, no time limit, some short stairs to climb and slanted walkways for effect. Fun to see the cool decorated rooms and challenges along the way.

If you’re interested in taking funny and unique photos this is a fun place to go. I can see little ones loving the experience as it is a bit confusing seeing everything from a different perspective. It would be nice if they had a place that would make it easier to take cool photos, but it’s not impossible to take some with what they have! The downside with this tourist stop is that it is quite short (but you have no time limit inside). It consists of 4 rooms that you can easily breeze through. For $29.36 for 2 people, I was kind of expecting more out of this house. In the end, it’s up to you if you think the money is worth the experience. I think one walk-through is more than you will ever need.

It was a definitely a unique experience. The moment we entered the house and took the stairs to roam inside, we felt great dizziness due to the optical illusion created for everything being upaide down and the house is tilted to 6° which creates an effect on the mind that there's something not right 😂 The attendent informed us that average time ppl spend inside is usually 5 - 10 mins, due to the odd feeling with the illusion. But all in all it was a great fun experience. The lady at the ticket counter was very nice and friendly. Would definitely recommend it.

Who can explain the dizziness in the house? Very cool settings and concept, but me and the kids got so motion-sick and dizzy from the visuals.

Looks cool. Not very exciting however. Kids get a kick out of it. Tourist trap for sure.

It was a fun experience just maybe a cheaper price since it's not that big inside and you can finish the tour in 5 minutes. It was fun to be inside and definitely I got dizzy and nauseous. Can't explain the feeling you just have to try!

Very expensive, especially for the amount of time spent in the house. The experience was less than 5 minutes. Cool concept but nothing spectacular. I'd spend your tourist money elsewhere.

The house is cute but it's also located at the end of a street, next to another tourist attraction that repeats the same line every couple of minutes. Definitely a quick photo location to just check out.

This attraction was a complete waste of money. It costs $40 for 2 adults and 2 children to walk through a few rooms for a total of about 2 minutes. Just take a picture outside of the house and don’t waste your time going inside! So disappointed in the cost of this attraction.

It was a nice experience to go and see the inside of the upside down house. Just make sure you have a good balance. Watch your step and be careful.

Decent and unique place to check out, very small but not too expensive ($12), maybe high for the time spent inside though. Floor is also tilted so be prepared to feel a bit dizzy.

Cute little Upside Down House. I am yet to go in but plan to elaborate on my review once I do. An Upside-down house.

I think it's not worth going inside as per other reviews and found it expensive for 5 minutes worth. It's good for taking pictures from the street

The experience is neat because of the dizziness you feel from the upside affect, but it cost $45 CDN for a family of four to walk through in about 5mins. One room is open to get a neat photo in, but the remainder are gated off so your basically standing in the hallway looking at a setup on the ceiling. Over-priced tourist trap! Should have taken a photo of my own house and turned it upside down!

Short time to visit this crazy house. I enjoyed it because I felt a little bit 🥴 dizzy. Tickets 13 and 10 Cad without taxes.

Saw this from the Skywheel and decided to check it out. Experience was enjoyed with a pinch of dizziness and vertigo as the floor was a little tilted to the side, good thing there are railings to hold on. My daughter liked it and had fun going around inside this funny house.

I was super excited to go and see the famous “upside down house”. But definitely not worth the price. $15 per person for maybe 5mins inside. Once inside the rooms are decorated neat but rooms are gated off so you really can’t take pictures. A very cool concept but not executed well.

Not even worth it to go inside. Don’t waste your money here. It’s very small inside and there’s nothing much to offer!

I was in the Niagara Falls area in late August/early September 2022. While walking in Clifton Falls, we came across the Upside Down House. This is a defiantly a place to take pictures. Although you can go inside and explore the house further, we didn’t go inside. I’m unsure of the cost to enter. There was no line when we walked past the Upside House. This may be a great adventure for families especially with children.

Very costly for such a short time, they say you can stay as long as you want but you don't wanna stay for more than 10 or 15 min. It was cool but it didn't meet my expectations. I personally wouldn't do this again but it was still nice to experience.

Pricing was decent, kids under 4 are free which is nice. Did not have to wait to get in. Not something I would personally do again makes you feel really dizzy especially the bathroom area.

Be prepared this attraction is very short-in terms of time. Will only take you about 10 mins to walk thru the house-or less. However, it is fun for the kids, everything was upside down and they were dizzy, trying to balance themselves while walking. They enjoyed it but they didn’t want to stay long either. Lol. It’s 12.95 for an adult admission.

Very nice experience. Fast and friendly. The space is a little small but shows a small size house upside down. The idea is really fun and you can take the pretty nice photos there. It’s crowded and hard to walk in it when lots of people are there