Free Wireless (WiFi) in Niagara Falls area?

I will freely admit to being a mooch in many ways. This is one of
them.

  I'm planning a trip to Niagara Falls (Ontario side) for late
June/early July next year. After over an hour of web searching, and
coming up with next to nothing, does anyone know of any free WiFi access
points in the area? There's plenty of pay-as-you-go spots (Boingo,
FatPipe, etc.), but I've had next to zero success finding any mention of
freebies.

  I know beggars can't usually be choosers, but my ideal access spot
would be one that has no problem passing VPN traffic. Doesn't matter if
it'll pass PPTP or IPSec, I can use either one to get back to my LAN.

  Thanks much.


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Skylon Tower has a Wi-Fi reception near the falls itself.

On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 23:23:42 -0800, Dr. Anton T. Squeegee
<SpammersAreVermin.RemoveThis@dev.null> wrote:

  > I will freely admit to being a mooch in many ways. This is one of
 >them.
 >
  > I'm planning a trip to Niagara Falls (Ontario side) for late
 >June/early July next year. After over an hour of web searching, and
 >coming up with next to nothing, does anyone know of any free WiFi access
 >points in the area? There's plenty of pay-as-you-go spots (Boingo,
 >FatPipe, etc.), but I've had next to zero success finding any mention of
 >freebies.
 >
  > I know beggars can't usually be choosers, but my ideal access spot
 >would be one that has no problem passing VPN traffic. Doesn't matter if
 >it'll pass PPTP or IPSec, I can use either one to get back to my LAN.
 >
  > Thanks much.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->