Going to Toronto tomorrow. What should I do there?

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madeinczech

Unfortunately, Paramount Canada's Wonderland is closed. The game I'm aware of is Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Ottawa Senators starting at 7 p.m. at Air Canada Centre but I'm not sure if you can get the tickets on time, but good luck with that if you want to see this game.

I'm aware that the zoo is open. It's in the east end Toronto. From 9:30am - 4:30pm and the last admission is 3:30 pm: http://www.torontozoo.com/

As for malls, there are ones that are like connected to subway stations, i.e. Toronto Eaton Centre (popular) at Queen & a mall next to Eaton Centre at Dundas, another one is Yorkdale next to obviously Yorkdale. :)

There's Rogers Centre (formerly known as SkyDome) but I doubt there are any games going on but could be wrong.

C.N. Tower is good: http://www.cntower.ca/

You can also check:

ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) -http://www.rom.on.ca/

Casa Loma - http://www.casaloma.org/

If you plan on going downtown, i.e. the malls that I mentioned, you can feel free for many shops on Yonge Street.

If this interests you, you can go to Ontario Science Centre - http://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca/ - it's all about science!

Hope this helps.

Eve

The Wine and Cheese show is on this weekend at the International Centre. Lots of fun!

anjali

the toronto zoo is an awesome place to spend the day (you need a good chunk of your day if you visit) but the weather may turn you off... the CN tower is awesome so you'll wanna go there for sure. while you're downtown you can visit eaton centre for a cool shopping experience but i'd recommend the big mall in vaughn (right across from Wonderland) if you're a shopping buff. have brunch at one of the restaurants on harbourfront and just people watch. casa loma is "meh"
there are plenty of sites for people visiting toronto.. you'll have no problems finding them if you have time to do some research before you leave.

exj132

You are not going to get Leafs tickets. Canada's Wonderland is closed. The zoo and the CN tower are open year round if you wanted to go to either of those. There is also Casa Loma, the Royal Ontario Museum, shopping in the Eaton Centre, the Science Centre, go to see a play. There is a ton of stuff to do.

Go to www.toronto.ca for a complete list of things to do and see in the Toronto area.

Phillip K

Leafs play Ottawa on Saturday Night
Raptors play Golden State on Sunday Afternoon.

Â«Hedwig's_FlightÂ»

all the good ones are already said but there's the Santa Claus Parade but you might not have time to see it...

if you can here's the route:

http://www.thesantaclausparade.com/TTCMAP.html

hey jude

You can do a lot in 2 days because most of the attractions are in the downtown area.
City Hall
CN Tower
Distillery Historic District
Eaton Centre
Old City Hall
Ontario Legislative Building
Rogers Centre
Royal Ontario Museum
Royal York Hotel
St. Lawrence Market
TD Centre

Casa Loma is not so close but with the subway you will get there fast.
I wouldn't recommend Toronto Zoo though.

Have fun!

pinkpiglet126

Casa Loma is a great place to visit

www.casaloma.org

le miccrlc

There's plenty to do; there's a leaf's game this Sat., there's the ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) great exhibition about Chinese artifacts, the Ontario Science Centre,shopping in Yokville or at the Eaton Centre, Hockey Hall of Fame,dine out at Le Paradis (a good French Bistro) or hit a night club. CN Tower has usually has long lines and is expensive and Wonderland north of T.O. is closed. Also there's the Gourmet food & wine expo at the Toronto Convention Centre.

burrito

There is a hockey game on Saturday. They're playing Ottawa Senators home in T.O.

Don't live there anymore. Sorry.

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