Have you thought ahead and made plans yet? Consider taking a little time and have a mini vacation with your family. Here are a few great tips and hints you can play around with to spend quality time with everyone! Plan to have an adventure with the whole family.
Have you heard of the City Pass?
This pass offers you 9 days of admittance to 5 of Toronto�s must see attractions. When is the last time you have been up the CN Tower? Make the most of some neighborhood venues in this great city. For more info Google citypass.com/toronto.
- The Ontario Science Centre is a learning wonderland for adults and children alike. Did you know you could touch a ball and have your hair stand straight up? With hourly demonstration and hands-on activities for the whole family, you will find the world of science to be educational and learn with your kids.
- The CN Tower is the tallest freestanding edifice in North America and it enables you to look out over the city at 1,136 ft. I hope you are not afraid of heights because the Elevator has a see-through floor that takes you to the top in 58 seconds! To top it all off, there is a motion theatre that is an effect simulator ride and projects a 3-D film.
- The Toronto Zoo now has a Rainforest Pavilion featuring animals from Africa. You can see pygmy hippos, ring-tailed lemurs and meerkats. Do you know what a meerkat is? They also have a �playtime forest� and have just opened the polar bears exhibit.
- The Royal Ontario Museum is where you would find the Bat Cave, Chinese Sculptures, First Peoples of Canada, The Age of Mammals, Egyptian History and Dinosaur exhibits. Pack a lunch, bring your camera and get lost for the day in different worlds.
- Casa Loma admission including multimedia guide and a film of the story of Sir Henry Pellatt.
Planning a mini vacation.
Fallsview Water Park is one way to enjoy 3 acres of fun fun fun. They are currently offering a March Break Mania bonus package of $300 to be used for shows, dining and attractions. Get away to an indoor water world.
Spend a day out without spending a penny!
- Hillcrest Mall is offering free rock climbing and arts and crafts.
- Participating Indigo and Chapters stores are also hosting free activities from Monday to Friday at 11 a.m. Share a story, play a game, create a craft and more.
- Your closest Public Library may be offering classes, arts and crafts and read long activities for free. Be sure to look into what they are offering and the days and times.
What to do if you are working?
The Y.M.C.A closest to you usually has fun filled day programs during the week. These camps provide a variety from location to location such as swimming to arts and crafts to educational programs. Their motto is: "Empowering young people" founded on June 6, 1844 in London England.
Family activities are a great to get everyone outside regardless of the weather. Pack a lunch and go for a hike? Explore nature while spending quality time together. How about a scavenger hunt? Ice-skating rinks and public pools are a great way to sneak in some fun fitness activities. Volunteer as a family for a few hours at Habitat for Humanity, community centre, homeless shelter or all pitch in at a low-income day care centre. Planning one activity a day is the best way to get out of the house and get to know each other better. Enjoy the time and make it all that it can be.
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