2 boys, one day in Toronto
Jun 2nd, 2008 | 09:11 AM
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Jun 2nd, 2008 | 11:43 AM
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oh my goodness, mrsgo. I didn't realize you were coming to Toronto too. I'll see if I can get some coupons for Toronto stuff.
If they're hockey fans, they'll like the Hockey Hall of Fame
www.hhof.com
If it's not too expensive and you can stand the height, take them up to the top of the CN tower.
If they're hockey fans, they'll like the Hockey Hall of Fame
www.hhof.com
If it's not too expensive and you can stand the height, take them up to the top of the CN tower.
Jun 3rd, 2008 | 05:20 AM
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Jun 3rd, 2008 | 07:08 AM
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Dinner, Rainforest CAfe, Yorkdale Shopping Center, easy to get to via the subway, which is a treat for a kid anyway.
CN Tower is good for a few hours, and fun for adults, too.
Hot dogs and fries from a truck in front of City Hall is a good lunch in a nice place, from a kid's perspective.
CEntreville Amusement Park on Toronto Island -- god for a couple of hours, plus it involves the ferry boat ride.
The zoo is a million miles away, and expensive. The Science Centre is only half a million miles away, and expensive, but could be worth the trip if the kids are sciency types.
BAK
CN Tower is good for a few hours, and fun for adults, too.
Hot dogs and fries from a truck in front of City Hall is a good lunch in a nice place, from a kid's perspective.
CEntreville Amusement Park on Toronto Island -- god for a couple of hours, plus it involves the ferry boat ride.
The zoo is a million miles away, and expensive. The Science Centre is only half a million miles away, and expensive, but could be worth the trip if the kids are sciency types.
BAK
