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This is the closest I'll get to a "fair" or a "carnival" living in Toronto. This place has tons of events and things to do and see, so if you come be prepared to stay for the whole day with comfortable clothes and shoes.
Here's what they have to offer
-food building (very diverse (internationally), crowded,hot and hard to find seating. But i don't mind eating outside the food building)
-casino (as someone that goes to niagara to gamble this place is very amateur)
-farm building (this place is always interesting and fun)
-of course the rides and games outside (which is so much fun at night)
-food outside as well, the famous tiny toms, corn dogs, chicken tenders, fries, poutines and many other foods to shorten your life
-live shows all over the grounds
-the shopping building (with vendors from all over the world, electronics, books, and bluenotes, urban behaviour, suzy shier, luggage, home foods, bombay etc outlets) Basically anything you can think of
-the arts building, similar to the shopping building but instead of vendors selling clothes and their cultural goods it's more arts and craft, unique jams, hippie clothes etc)
-side strip of more outside vendors!
Overall it is very pricey to buy tickets for rides, i would suggest paying for the ride all day pass if you have children! But as for myself I know there's only two rides I want to go on, the POLAR EXPRESS and FERRIS WHEEL! I like to go shopping and walk around, eat, play games, see the shows in the international centre, buy some make up goods, maybe a few clothes, blu rays and then go on rides to end the night.
p.s bring a light weight bag to carry all the free stuff they give out
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