r/niagarafallsny

I'm putting together a county-by-county map of sports allegiances across New York State (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and other leagues as gauged by interest). To do so I am collecting self-reported data from New Yorkers. If you have the time and are a sports fan of any size, I would appreciate if you helped fill up my dataset. Right now I have a little over 100 responses, but a lot of them are from NYC and Long Island (where I'm from). I'm trying to get a much larger and diverse dataset to boost the overall quality of the project. All answers are anonymous. You'll have to be logged into an email for Google Forms to ensure more than one response is not submitted by the same person, but I can not see any of it.

If you're curious here's the link: https://forms.gle/ZcAaWBVEJNeHr2RUA

Any responses would be appreciated, Thanks!

Go Knicks and Go Bills

>If you're planning a multi-day trip focused on the US side of Niagara Falls and the surrounding region, here is how we structured our 4-day trip with key stops:

• Day 1 (En Route & Evening): Pitstop at Skaneateles Lake → Check-in & evening walk at Niagara Falls State Park → Illumination & fireworks.
• Day 2 (The Falls Up Close): Morning Maid of the Mist → Afternoon Cave of the Winds → Sunset viewpoints & fireworks.
• Day 3 (Gorge & Lake Ontario): Niagara Power Vista → Lewiston (Lunch at The Silo & Freedom Crossing Monument) → Fort Niagara State Park & Lake Ontario shore.
• Day 4 (Return Route): Drive through Buffalo → Corning Museum of Glass live glassblowing demo → Return journey.

You can read the complete writeup with photos and detailed stop notes on The Beautiful USA's Niagara Falls travel journal.

Feel free to ask any questions if you're planning a similar route!