This is an annual festival held in the Fall featuring Latin music, dance, food, and a parade. It is…read moreat Yonge-Dundas Square. There is representation from various countries in Latin America. In 2023, it is running on 2023-09-30 and 2023-10-01. Some people are dressed in traditional outfits. I certainly enjoyed the music and performances. I was there for 2.5 hours! There is free WiFi. The place is wheelchair accessible. There is a paid parking lot underground. Review 2023-325

Location/service This place is in an industrial area, very…read moreaccessible off the highway. Easy to get to and to find with the signs. Lots of parking available. Inside is one single giant room. So you actually use up the entire space. I like how there's a couch if you have spectators wanting to see you play or take turns between sessions. Staff was very nice, informative and helped set everything up with ease. Experience Was invited to try out so decided to do 2 games that were coop based. Once is with zombies and another with aliens. Both were pretty fun and exciting. I like how you have to move around to experience everything and the graphics were pretty good and realistic. I also like the assistance from the staff to let us know what to do if we are stuck or give us clues so we can move forward. This place also has pvp options and competitive mode that adds more fun to the experience depending on what you like. Worthy to check out!

Our first-ever VR experience and... WHY WAS THIS SO FUN ‍…read more We picked the zombie game and omg...It was too real. Too scary. Too many screams. This game really shows you who's ready to SAVE you... and who's ready to SACRIFICE you immediately for the greater good We had the whole space to ourselves so we were literally running, screaming, and fighting for our lives with ZERO judgment The staff were so sweet. He geared us up, explained everything, AND even helped record our chaotic moments while we were out there "surviving." Wanna stay away from the cold but still want to have fun? Y'all should come here. Group activity? Yes. Date night idea? Even better. Impress your date, your friends, or yourself, and find out how good (or chaotic) you really are lol

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

The experience was super fun, we were well taken care of and had a great time…read more 30 minutes of in game play felt plenty, you do get a bit sweaty. There are moments where you will walk down or up ramps, stairs or float in the air in the vr experience which was interesting. I did enjoy the the weekday experience as there wasn't a group before to feel rushed. The facilities were clean and spacious. The take home video of our game play was a nice touch.

This is a great VR experience that is safe and fun. They have soft flooring in the play area so…read moreshoes off. The staff there is knowledgeable and fun. We got there 10 mins ahead of time and they offered us SNES emulator to kill time. Once we finished our game of Farcry they gave us another 15 mins of zombie shooting for free. Probably because we were the last booking. Would recommend for sure. Free street parking outside after 9 or just buy "something" at no frills and park across the street.

Just got home from my second visit here, first time by myself and this time I took two of my…read moresisters and a friend. We had a blast! Very slick, clean and organized place, great selection of games and the staff are wonderfully helpful. If you need help getting used to the equipment, they're there. If you just want to log in and do your thing, they give you space but will pop in on mic once in a while to make sure you're comfortable. The price is a little steep for me so I can't go as often as I"d like, but the two times I've been thus far have been a blast. I really think it's a great place to give VR a try if you've never played it before! One thing I wanted to stress is cleanliness. When you walk in, the smell reminded me of a hospital - which to me was great because that assures me that they keep the equipment clean and sanitized and I had no qualms about using it - I was completely at ease. They also have a pretty good referral and monthly membership program that gives you all sorts of discounts - I used mine to bring my sisters and everyone got 15% off which REALLY helped convince them to try it out, lol. All in all, a great place, come try it out!

Came here with a group of 7 for a friend's birthday party and it was a lot of fun!…read more When we first walked in it felt like stepping into a sci-fi movie with the all white interior and layout of the individual play pods. Note - before entering the space you'll need to take off your shoes so you will be shoeless throughout the entire facility (including the communal washroom - which was an interesting experience lol but not the end of the world) The staff were really friendly and great at getting us all set up and explaining how the games work. They have a large selection of games to choose from. I definitely recommend going for at least an hour or more, especially if it's your first time, because we found that getting used to the mechanics and learning the games takes some time. Once we got into it we had a blast playing the games! Overall it was a really fun experience and we definitely want to come back again to try more games!

This is my first golf simulator experience. I loved it! We came on a Sunday at 5pm for 1.5hrs for…read more$39.81 for two. It's more affordable than another simulator we looked up in Toronto. Bring your bottle of water to avoid bottle waste, though they also include complimentary bottles of water if you forget. We were the only ones there that time. This place just opened for 2 months since the pandemic. The venue is spacious, with six bays or groups to play at the same time. Most bays have a counter with three chairs, so you can make it a fun group outing. We could play the driving range and then select a game to play at one of the world's top courses. Once you're all on the green, they skip to the next hole. As you can imagine, it's hard to putt towards the screen. After warming up on the driving range, we chose Pebble Beach and damn, that one's tricky. So I suggest you go for a shorter course if you want to finish a game, especially if you're more than a group of 2 and have beginners in your group. I love the replay of your golf swing path. I know now that I open my club face way too often at impact. Great for golf lovers or for those who want a fun activity to do with the group. You don't need to know how to play golf to enjoy the experience. I see they have golf equipment upfront if you don't have your own set.

My husband and I have been going to this place every week for a few months and love it…read more Friendly staff who are are available to help but are unobtrusive when not needed. Definitely recommend this location if you love to play on a virtual course during the winter!

Tips: - Bring a pair of socks. You need to leave your…read morefootwear on the rack between the two doors before you enter the arena to play. It's better than playing barefoot! - There are places to sit down and charge your phone when you walk in. - There's a washroom towards the back of the room. A Yelp event last month introduced me to Another World VR Arena in Vaughan. This business is in a plaza to the west of a Tim Hortons that I like on Highway 7. Both businesses are east of Keele Street. I returned to ask about pricing for both birthday parties and corporate events. To play in the arena VR, it's $44.99 per person Monday through Thursday. If you're doing Friday through Sunday, the price jumps to $49.99 per person. Pricing for birthday parties and corporate events are similar for the first two party packages. Party package 1 consists of a two-hour reservation with 45 minutes of play. The place is flexible with party size. It also has food and drink packages. It also allows your bringing your own. This package is $599. Party package 2 is similar, except that you get a three-hour reservation with 1.5 hours of game play. The corporate event has party package 3. It gives you a four-hour reservation with two hours of game play. I dropped by after work on Wednesday. I was driving westbound. I had no problem doing a u-turn on Highway 7 at Bowes Road, and then hanging a right into the plaza. There was lots of parking. I pulled into a spot. I then put my socks on, followed by my sandals and headed over to the place. Staff were friendly and welcoming. A male staffer approached me and asked if I had filled out the waiver. I had online. I gave them my name and they found my completed waiver. Yay! We were a group of five. We got to watch a how-to video. It was detailed and perhaps a bit lengthy for an introduction on what elements are a part of every game. The male voice narrating was also super annoying with a weird accent-intonation combo. Staff were great helping us put on our VR headset and controllers for gestures, shooting, and more. The male staffer who asked about my waiver also helped put on my goggles, making sure that they were snug, but comfortable. He also looped the controller straps by having me make fists with my hands. He let me know which triggers to use for shooting. I enjoyed the first game. It was a nice introduction to our little group of five folks. We ended up shooting one another, travelling up and down buildings, and getting more tools by touching a treasure chest and collecting whatever tools were available. I don't think the other folks knew that accessing the treasure chest was valuable. Shooting them was fun. It was even better when I got a shield from this treasure chest. I got to block their shots and shoot them to death. If you enjoy relieving stress in a virtual environment, try VR gaming. It's so fun. The next game was all of us working as a team to kill zombies. OMG! I didn't think that I could have even MORE fun, but I did! If you die in this game, others can revive you by touching you on your shoulder. At one point, a giant elephant killed our entire team a couple of times. We had to head over to a marked yellow area on the floor to be revived as a group. It was nice to work as a team to kill zombies. It was a fun, immersive experience. I had a blast, virtually, and more! (296)

Visited here with friends, and it was really fun experience! We were a group of 6 including a kid,…read moreand they were very accommodating -- had a lot of game options for kids or adults for team play! Second round, we were also able to split into two groups and play different games too -- it was zombie vs fishing haha -- Loved it! It was nice exercise and digestion after lunch too. Will probably be back with group of friends :)

inside of the battle arts academy school lies an arena, a very small and intimate arena, for some…read moreof the best independent wrestling in the nation of Canada. the don kolov arena is home to the destiny wrestling promotion, as well as impact wrestling when they do TV taping in Canada. destiny does their best to run shows on a bi-monthly basis, and you can come here to see the next up and coming wrestlers and pound for pound the best in the industry. the staff here are great, the most polarizing figure is "iceman" he is extremely personable and thanks me every time i come out for a show which is a nice touch. lots of parking available here, but with the shows being sell outs on a consistent basis, it would be wise to get here early, about 30 minutes would be good from a parking standpoint and also a line up standpoint. will definately be back :)