Lockport Locks and Erie Canal Cruises
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I went with a tour group. We all enjoyed the canal, and to see the 'poor' guy run from one bridge to the other to raise and lower them. When we returned, we had a very nice luncheon and enjoyed the play "Finnegan's Wake."
Reviewed by: Dolores G. from on Jun 07 2007
I enjoyed it very much now I am going back with other people who want to go because I said I enjoyed it so much.I am from Baltimore, Md. and I tell everone who say they are going to Canada to stop at Lockport and take the tours.
Reviewed by: sue from on Feb 02 2006
The boat left on time and the narration was excellent. The kids that were with us loved the old stories and the music. We really enjoyed watching the bridge man drive from one bridge to the next to put them up only to have to drive back to let us through again. A really informative trip
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 14 2004
Very nice, informative, and enjoyable two hours; doing part of "fifteen miles on the Erie Canal."
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 25 2004
A Trip Into History
Back to Lockport Locks and Erie Canal Cruises
I went with a tour group. We all enjoyed the canal, and to see the 'poor' guy run from one bridge to the other to raise and lower them. When we returned, we had a very nice luncheon and enjoyed the play "Finnegan's Wake."
Reviewed by: Dolores G. from on Jun 07 2007
I enjoyed it very much now I am going back with other people who want to go because I said I enjoyed it so much.I am from Baltimore, Md. and I tell everone who say they are going to Canada to stop at Lockport and take the tours.
Reviewed by: sue from on Feb 02 2006
The boat left on time and the narration was excellent. The kids that were with us loved the old stories and the music. We really enjoyed watching the bridge man drive from one bridge to the next to put them up only to have to drive back to let us through again. A really informative trip
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 14 2004
Very nice, informative, and enjoyable two hours; doing part of "fifteen miles on the Erie Canal."
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 25 2004
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