How much time should we plan on spending at the Niagara Falls Aquarium? Sorry this is in Canada section!?

...but the US doesn't have a Niagara Falls option and I figured I'd get better answers here.

I haven't been to the aquarium since I was maybe 10 years old, and that was for an overnight Girl Scout excursion, so I don't really know how much time to budget for this part of a day trip. We are also planning on walking around the actual falls, going to the Power Project Visitors' Center, and possibly crossing the border to spend some time in Clifton Hill in the evening. We're planning on getting there as soon as attractions are opening up in the morning. There are four of us, all in our 20s.

No, not Marine Land. I wouldn't plan on going there in January. There is an aquarium on the US side of the border; that's what I'm talking about. I posted in the Niagara Falls, Canada section because people who are familiar with the city on one side are usually familiar with the other as well and there's no Niagara Falls option in the US travel section.

The aquarium is ok but not worth the ten dollars or so you spend to get in there. Its pretty small and more for younger kids who want to pet the small animals(fish and etc). but hey if its your thing to go see the penguins and fish then go for it but really you will have walked the whole aquarium in about fifteen minutes, and if your actually reading everything on the walls about the animals i would say 35-40 minutes. Have a fun trip.

Are you speaking of Marine land ?

Not very much time. I've been there a few times recently and wasn't impressed at all. If you're all in your 20's, I would honestly skip it and spend the extra time at the falls or Clifton Hill(there is a lot of touristy [is that a word?] type stuff to do there)