We T.O. Food & Drink Fest at Toronto Metro Convention Centre, and the overall experience was very…read moresmooth from the start. Check-in and badge pickup were easy, and everything was clearly organized with signs showing where the lines began and how to move through ticket scanning and up the escalators. The event map helped a lot, and vendors were easy to find. There was a great mix of food, drinks, desserts, chocolates, warm meals, and even merchandise, plus short chef demos and fun bartending classes happening throughout the festival. The venue itself handled the crowd well, and the aisles were clearly marked, which made walking around comfortable. It was nice to see live chef presentations where they explained dishes step by step. Parking is available in both the North Building and South Building garages, which is convenient, but it is on the expensive side.

This is an annual event at the Toronto Metro Convention Centre, running Fri to Sun. In 2023, it run…read more2023-03-31 to 2023-04-02. Tickets cost $20/person. You must be 19+ since there is alcohol samples served. It occupies a huge area. There are lots of interesting food and drinks. The nice thing is there are samples at 30% of the vendors. I enjoyed myself on a Sat aft. There was so much to see and consume that we spent 3.5 hours there. Got in lots of steps, including 25 mins walk each way to and from the venue; a good way to work off 5% of the calories I consumed! Near the centre of the hall, there are a few stand-up tables and a DJ. Near the front of the hall, there are many tables. There are cooking demonstrations by renowned chefs. I will write a more comprehensive review later. There is no free WiFi. Review 2023-063

We've always loved WW1 and WW2 airplane museums. This was a delightful experience, just outside of…read moreBrampton, ON. The facility is managed and run entirely by dedicated volunteers. If you're a history buff and love old flyin' machines, give this a try.

I highly recommend to check this place out! You can ride the gunner seat in the back of a WW1…read moreSopwith Strutter bi-plane for around $160. Feel the wind through your hair soaring through the sky on this once in a lifetime experience. The have a couple of other places as well as the red Barron replica. Not a big museum but definitely worth the flying experience. Entrance with donations.

We reached Happy Kingdom in Brampton 1 hour before closing and it was relatively empty. They need…read moreall children using the playarea wear socks with grips, so make sure you carry them for your kids rather than paying for socks at the location. The place was clean and all the kids in our party 5 years to 2 years had fun running around. They have many arcade machines as well which keeps older kids entertained. My only recommendation would be to keep the pricing a little reasonable, they charged 23.99+ taxes for kids irrespective of their age. It isnt worth it for younger kids who are usually only in the ballpit.

The perfect place to bring my 6 year old! she had so much fun inside the playground. a variety of…read moreslides and activities as well as many entertaining arcade machines for use to enjoy as well! 10/10 Service 10/10 Cleanliness 100/10 fun

Bowling was fun, not expensive. Decided to get food for the fries and tacos. The tacos looked…read morepretty sad they were small

Great proshop (Precision) but when I went to the customer service counter to get a lane and try out…read moremy new ball, they wanted $40 (plus tax) FOR 30 MINUTES of lane time! Ridiculous pricing, especially for 10a.m. Sunday morning and most lanes empty.

This is our second time here. They offer a visitors show day once in a while. Cost is $10 for…read moreadults and $5 for children, cash only. This is a club for model train enthusiasts and is only open to members. The members are very knowledgeable people. They spend a lot of time designing an entire "world" of train tracks, stations, scenery and tunnels. They tend to pick existing locales and spend time to replicate the venue with painted backgrounds, little people, cars, trucks, buildings, etc. They all look realistic. This place is great for children and kids at heart. There is so much to see. In Feb 2020, they even provided children for a scavenger hunt to find little things like a snow man and dinosaur, and get a Hershey's Kiss as a prize . In one section, they even set up a small walkway, elevated by 12 inches. This place is also great for those interested in photography, especially closeup photography. All trains are controlled via WiFi and cell phone controllers. Therefore, there is no free WiFi provided to the public. Because the club is located in the basement of a building, it is hard to get any mobile data signal there, and if you do, it would only be 3G, not 4G. There is a little snack shop so you can buy drinks and snacks. There are washrooms down the main hallway.

Very interesting exhibition! Highly recommended! Especially with kids. People made a great job…read more Huge collection of trains with cute stations, pieces of towns, landscapes, even cristmas train!

Not to be confused with MLK Arena, which is named after something much more important than a…read morehousing listing website or the soccer league of North America. This is actually not the home of an MLS team or anything MLS related, weirdly enough. It's a small ice hockey stadium and a nice one. And it has a bar with good food as well. Nice service and friendly. So definitely a pretty good place to come and watch a hockey game. Although it's definitely of the amateur and smaller variety.

They have an ice rink for hockey, decent size and a huge indoor dome…read more One of the coldest domes I've been to. They have a heater which is on one side of the dome and the other 3 sides of the dome was freeeeeeeezing. If you have games here in the Winter time, do pack blankets and wear lots of layers! It was much warmer in my car than the dome =/ They do have a place to eat there as well. A bar that is open 24/7 with great food. The service there is impeccable! Despite people falling asleep in their chairs and around their tables, they walk around with a huge smile on their face! Great food and great drinks. Washrooms, not as great. Pretty standard and somewhat clean. Not their fault, lots of people have been going in and out using the washrooms all weekend during the tournaments. With that being said, there should have been someone checking the washrooms and taking out the garbage, filling toliet paper rolls, etc. That's it for now. Later fellow yelpers!

This was a drive-thru event in 2020, but for this year, the event got converted to an immersive…read morewalk-thru experience. Now, I've been to many light show events with my family, both Halloween and Christmas ones, drive-thrus and walk-thrus, and this event, is one of my favourites this season. As my husband put it, the walk-thru experience allows you to completely submerge surround yourself with holiday lights that are animated and synchronized to cheerf Holiday music. The location is right off the 400 by the Dave and Buskers and IKEA at the newly built gardens at Assembly Park. The tickets have timed entry and it took our family, with kids age 4&6, about 25m to walk though. I don't want to give away the surprises, but make sure your phone has enough battery to take lots of pictures! We especially liked the light tunnels. One thing of note - my phone kept on turning off because it was too cold. It was -5 the night we went, so make sure you keep your phone close to your body when you're not taking pictures. At the end of the light show, it opens up to a tent with Santa (free) and you can line up and take pictures with him. There are also vendors, and midway rides for the kids. This portion is free to the public, but there really isn't much to see or buy. Take a look at my photos and maybe you can squeeze this fun activity into your holiday break. The event runs until January 2, 2022. Merry Christmas Y'all!

An old sports stadium that is owned by the city. I know that they open it up a lot for public use…read more(Ultimate Frisbee, fitness competitions, etc...), but I came as a spectator for a Wolfpack game. I can't speak to the pitch quality, locker rooms, etc... It is indeed quite old. If I was paying good money for a game here, I may rate it lower, but since I didn't, I could appreciate it for what it is. It's nice that there's no assigned seating, so you can go wherever you want - not that there's really a bad seat anyway since it's not terribly large. The Wolfpack were clever in using the open area behind each end zone for vendor stalls - which are almost all booze vendors. It's also in a great location. It may not speak to the quality of the venue itself, but location matters for the experience too. It's barely a couple blocks from Exhibition GO, right off King for the frequent streetcar, and they also set up a makeshift station for the Toronto bikeshare program. I also saw a couple parking lots with posted rates that looked reasonable and still had spots leading right up to game time. Lots of good pubs nearby too.

Meh. The stadium isn't very impressive. It reminds me of a high school stadium. Very basic concrete…read morebuilding with metal benches in the bleachers. The washrooms need a renovation. Stalls & toilets looking dated. There were only 4 stalls in the ladies room. For all the people that attend games at the stadium there should be more washrooms. There's always a lineup for the ladies. Food stand is pretty basic too. Fries, hot dogs, etc. Stadium food is usually expensive & not the greatest options. This stadium isn't any exception. I would love to see a stadium which does things differently. Is it possible to have a classy stadium? I think so. There must be one somewhere in the world. Anyway the stadium is blah but watching the rugby game was actually fun. Would like to see the games in an updated stadium as this one needs a reno & is looking very dated.