Toronto Vacation

[Ozy_Flame]

I believe some Uber's would have car seats. I agree though, take Line 1 to Vaughn, and Uber the rest of the way (you're looking at a $15-25 ride in a normal Uber each way). Then you don't have to deal with a rental.

I just realized - you might actually benefit from the GO Transit weekend pass. Kids 12 and under ride free on GO. Passes are like $10-$15 each, and you can use GO buses to get there. This is NOT the same as the TTC (Line 1), and this might be a bit more comfortable.

https://www.gotransit.com/en/partner...das-wonderland

And the Trip Planner:

https://www.gotransit.com/en/plan-your-trip

[Winsor_Pilates]

Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout

Quick update: Trip is booked

July 23-29

My 7 year old is pumped.

Thinking of renting a car to head out to Canada's Wonderland, but would need a car seat. Any reccomendations?

Recommendations for a car seat?
Just get one with your rental car; pretty much every car rental place offers them.

[activeStick]

Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout

Quick update: Trip is booked

July 23-29

My 7 year old is pumped.

Thinking of renting a car to head out to Canada's Wonderland, but would need a car seat. Any reccomendations?

Here's a link with information for all 168 events happening in the city for your dates. If you check the Free Festivals and Events box on the right hand filter pane, the list will get trimmed down to 100.

https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy...st&id=&oindex=

A few that jump out as being kid-friendly:

- ROMWalks (free)
- TD Salsa (Latino-themed event, free)
- Jays games
- Fun Philippines Food and Music Festival (free)
- Canadian Multicultural Peruvian Fest 2024 (free)

Have fun!

[Locke]

Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout

Quick update: Trip is booked

July 23-29

My 7 year old is pumped.

Thinking of renting a car to head out to Canada's Wonderland, but would need a car seat. Any reccomendations?

Dont forget to bring Kleenex for their tears...