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    Fantasy Fair

    Fantasy Fair

    (33 reviews)

    Etobicoke

    Visiting Fantasy Fair at Woodbine Mall feels like entering a sad time capsule. The massive…read morethree-level Dreamer's Play Village soft playground is severely weathered, filthy, and desperately needs an upgrade. Most of the iconic curved slides are completely boarded up, which heavily disappoints the kids. The remaining climbing sections are covered in thick dust, held together with questionable zip-ties, and poorly maintained. Unsupervised children run wild across sticky padding that makes you want to immediately throw away your socks. For a steep ticket price, this neglected, run-down play area feels entirely unsafe and overwhelmingly depressing. Save your money. Use to be a good place for kids to come out and enjoy . Good for kids 5 and under .in their world it still is a big place to have fun

    Came here a few times with my kids. It's certainly a pretty far drive if you're coming from…read moreanywhere north of Scarborough. The best thing about it is that it's located inside a mall which is good for rainy and snowy days. The mall and the park itself is run down. It seems as if they don't invest in fixing their rides. We've been there a few times. The same rides at least 5 or 6 of them were broken / not functional. That is something that needs improvement and perhaps renovation. It's a good place for kids between 3 - 7 years old to burn off their energy. I wish there was an indoor amusement park like this closer up town in like Richmond Hill or Vaughan. I would still consider coming back again just so my kids can enjoy it again.

    Centre Island - A beach!

    Centre Island

    (51 reviews)

    Looking for a day of fun in the sun? Well, take a ferry to Toronto Island Park (Centre Island) and…read morehave a multitude of choose your own adventure options! Taking the ferry to Centre Island is affordable and quick. It was only $9.00 CAD for round trip tickets, and there were 3 points of entry: Centre Island, Ward's Island and Hanlan's Point. We chose to take the Centre Island ferry on a Friday morning. It was very packed but the loading and unloading of passengers was efficient, so things seemed to move pretty quickly. One of the first things you notice about the island are all the bike paths. There are ample opportunities to rent bikes for the day, and we saw many people taking advantage of that. But, if renting bikes isn't on your list, there are plenty of other activities that are totally free. There was also an old lighthouse and a hedge maze to explore. There are also boardwalks leading out to Lake Ontario's coastline where you can get some amazing views into the seemingly endless lake or the Toronto skyline. There were some dining options like pizza or beaver tails, but we opted to skip the food options and have lunch on the mainland. One thing I would note is while we didn't see any personally; a fellow pedestrian jumped when he said he saw a snake in the grass, so if you stray from the paved paths, I would keep an eye out for that. We walked all the way to Hanlan's Point and took the ferry back from that point to the main terminal. It was quick and easy, and made for a fun little morning adventure. What a fantastic resource to have a nice grouping of islands where nature can be experienced right by the water. I loved my trip to Centre Island and to a greater extent, Toronto Island Park. It's definitely worth the visit to get out of the city and indulge in more nature-centric activities.

    Lovely day weekend to go to the Island for fathers day+ the Toronto Island Dragonboat event was on…read moreas well! Go early or mid afternoon if you want to avoid crowds or major lineups on the ferry.

    Wild Waterworks

    Wild Waterworks

    (1 review)

    A small waterpark that can cool you off on a hot summer day. With the limited amount of waterslides…read moreand the expensive food, I would not be able to stay here for the whole day if I came back (which I might do one day). Pros: - I came around noon and there were no lines for any of the slides or the lazy river. The wave pool seemed to have a good amount of people but it was no where close to being full. - Slides are fun and the lazy river seems relaxing as you float through nature and fountains. - Wild Water Works is in Confederation Park which gives you something to do once you finish your stay at the water park. Cons: - Limited amount of rides. There are 6 waterslides, 1 lazy river and 1 wave pool. They can get boring pretty fast - Food was expensive in addition to admission. Entry is around $22 (for adults) and food is around $10. Lockers are $5 and tube rentals are close to $10 (you don't need a tube luckily). Going with a family could get expensive.

    From the owner: Wild Waterworks offers a perfect place to spend a summer day. Ride the four tube slides: Night…read moreRider and Blue Demon and Vertigo and Sidewinder. Move on and surf the waves in Canada's largest outdoor wave pool. The fun continues with the heart-pounding twists of the Corkscrew and the Kamikaze. Enjoy the relaxation of the Eazy River as you float effortlessly and soak up the sun during this ride Toddlers will love Little Squirt Works, a fun wading pool with computer-controlled sprays, mists and fountains

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