PA family going to Niagara Falls and Toronto!

[CdnCarrie]

Casa Loma is a really nice half a day outing.

If your husband is a hockey fan he may enjoy the Hockey Hall of Fame.

And if the girls like rides check out Canada's Wonderland.

 

[jke2013]

I second the vote for Cave of the Winds and walking across the Rainbow Bridge. For kids, it's kind of cool to take a pic of half the body in US and half in Canada - there's a sign on the bridge that shows the US/CA border. You can usually see some nice rainbows from the bridge. If staying on the CA side, bring some change to cross back in - there's a small fee to walk across the bridge. You pay on the CA side.

If going up to Niagara on the Lake (Wine country - quaint town, cute shops, etc.), I would recommend the Jet Boat tour (especially if it is a hot day). You will get wet. It's a lot of fun.
http://www.whirlpooljet.com/page/3_unique_locations

For border crossing info, you can always check online to figure out the best location to cross. It is a holiday weekend and there will likely be delays.
http://niagarafallsbridges.com/traffic_conditions.php3

 

[Pinkgurlshubby]

Medieval Times is always a fun choice for a night out. We try to go at least once a year

 

[twinz]

How is it that no one mentioned the Eaton Centre? Two teenaged girls + Eaton Centre = shopping heaven! LOL

 

[lizabu]

One other thing to do in Toronto is see the Wizard of Oz. I saw it and it was so good. Now they're advertising tickets for $35 and rush tickets because its been out a fe months and its leaving soon. http://www.mirvish.com/shows/thewizardofoz

I didn't catch when you're coming. Wizard of Oz is being replaced by Aladdin in November...I can't wait. It will be in T.O. Only 2 months and then it's going to Broadway.