For Toronto People
May I ask, why do Toronto suck donkey balls when it comes to tourism??? To me, I find that Toronto is more of a very crowded city and lots of shitty freeways and nothing exciting to show what Toronto really means except CN Tower. I mean look at Vancouver, I went to Capilano Suspension Bridge, decent public transport with a trip planner on their website, downtown, yaletown, chinatown, gastown, granville island, Queen Elizabeth Park...... the list goes on. I can find decent things to do in Vancouver but why can't I find decent things to do in Toronto beside wandering around downtown and outer part of Toronto. Toronto is a big yawn!!!! I certainly would like to do my research in Vancouver but I haven't travel other parts of the world yet.
posted by Rachie's Travel Blog at 4:13 PM
9 Comments:
LOL Thems fighting words..
For Torontairians... Please dont hold Australians responsible for this womans feelings..
LOL WE DENY KNOWLEGE OF HER!!
(this comment comes from a woman that was born in a small country town where at the moment the most rad sight ever is statues of bulls in the local shopping centre that look like elvis..)
Excuse me Shaun, I can find things to do while I am in Rocky....lets see Mount Archer, beach 20 mins away, old friends, Shopping, horse riding, my old job with dad, ahhh country town...... would love to get a job as a jillaroo......
LOl watch out for Jack...
LMAO...... it's about time he came out of hiding.......
hehe if he does send my reguards lol, tell him she needs taming haha
Because Toronto is WAY bigger then Vancouver. Other cities around in Toronto are sometimes included when 'Toronto' is mentioned... the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
Yes, transit sucks but that's old news. But like I said, there are plenty of things in Toronto but you just need to know where. Chinatown was one and I only took you to a part of it. There's the Toronto Zoo close to where I live. Not to mention that if you travel from East end Toronto to the West end, it takes over an hour... by car on the highway, traffic-free.
Also stores have stayed outside of Toronto due to those property tax stuff...
There's Royal Ontario Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario, Ontario Science Centre, Metro Toronto Zoo, Hockey Hall of Fame, Bata Shoe Museum... there are other stuff in other cities... SquareOne (a mall) and Playdium (game) in Mississagua (about 15min away from downtown Toronto), Vaughan Mills Mall, Dave & Buster's (30min away from downtown Toronto). There is also a Open Door thing coming up in May where some places are opened for visitors (http://www.doorsopen.org/). There are also sporting events year round... Blue Jays baseball and then Argonaunt football in a few months. Leafs hockey and Raptor's basketball in the winter. There's also a variety of even that happens at the Metro Convention Centre; ranging from car show to sci-fi convention to beauty and bride show. Don't forget there were the Toronto Film Festival (similar to the Cannes). If you're into racing then there's the Molson Indy in July... as well as Pride Toronto and Caribana. There's a Taste of the Danforth which is an eating festival.
There is ALWAYS something happening year round... the problem is knowing what that thing is and where it is.
WHOA, lol yeah that is alot... but Rockhampton Queensland Australia?? It has bulls and lots of bull shit lol so we still win a prise
Yeah well, I ain't payin to see stuff. I rather pay to do things but not see stuff. They're just things in display windows.
As for sport, I rather play it, not watch it as it bores me to death.
Hey guess what...... lot of the tourist actually agree with my opinion about Toronto and it's dirty city......
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