Canada · SHOW
A shortlist to send to whoever is planning: 7 shows that hold up, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the thing to know before you commit.
Small-group Toronto walk with CN Tower views, Harbourfront sights, and the PATH underground, ending at St. Lawrence Market for food.
“Ken our guide was energetic, knowledgeable and just fun to be with! We did this on our first day in Toronto which helped us get to know all the sites and recommendations our guide has to offer! Great tour!”
Niagara Falls Wild Magic Show at Greg Frewin Theatre, 90 minutes of family-friendly illusions with Greg Frewin and Alexandra. From $21.
“Really great time. Good value, cool venue. Would definitely go again!”
Wild Magic in Niagara Falls, a 90-minute Greg Frewin stage show with mind-bending illusions, family-friendly fun. HST included.
“Fun for the entire family. He did a great job…we were all surprised. It was fun and entertaining. Staff were very pleasant.”
Niagara Falls night tour with hotel pickup, 3-course dinner by the Horseshoe, Illumination Tower lighting, and Currents light show.
“Nikola was fantastic! Made you feel like a friend. Very polite and knowledgeable, would do it again.”
A 2-hour Vancouver dusk tour to Supernatural filming spots, with tablet clips, local film lore, and a walk through Gastown’s iconic sights.
“The tour was excellent, the guid went up with a lot of locations of the show, and also its great if you are first time in Vancouver, wonderful and I really recommend it!”
Calgary’s Evening Show pairs chuckwagon racing and First Nations relay races, then ends with a grandstand spectacle and fireworks.
“it was a very good experience. My first time to watch the Stampede. It was exciting and worth experiencing.”
Catch *From Jasper with Love*, a 50-minute sketch comedy at the Jasper Legion with a welcome drink included for $29.
“The play was obviously written by two people who are enamored with Jasper and want the audience to love Jasper, too. It was funny, sentimental and thoroughly enjoyable. An evening well spent.”
Six time zones of days out, sorted by the kind of day.
