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Toronto, Niagra & New York on the cheap?!
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We're going to do the trip Toronto - Niagara Falls - NYC this summer. Going by bus from Toronto to NF, spend the day there and hit over to the US in the evening by crossing one of the bridges to Buffalo. Have found a cheap hotel there (close to a huge shopping centre and close to Buffalo airport). Next morning we're flying to JFK (jetblue.com, 4 people for £150). The train from NF takes about 11 hours or so and is suppose to be a nice ride, but the time it takes...! I've taken the idea from another, earlier post to this forum.0
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just bumping this up to see if anyone else has any suggestions....:o0
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we saw the blue jays then finished the night in the revolving restaurant at the top of the CN tower its was a fantastic night out.
Niagara is a great place we spent 3 full days there
are you into theme parks at all, and thrills?0 -
If you havent already booked flights try www.canadianaffair.com0
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I wanna go now!SallyD0
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scotlass99 wrote: »Yes, love theme parks!! A bit of a kid really when it comes to all that!! lol
I have to recommend the Medieval Times, I'm not usually impressed by these kinda shows, but I was really impressed by the show they put on in Toronto, the guys really threw themselves into it.
http://www.medievaltimes.com/locations.htm
And the Old Spaghetti Factory is a very cheap, fun, central place for a meal in Toronto.
http://www.oldspaghettifactory.net/home.html
As for Niagara falls ...... Kinda like Blackpool with a waterfall, not much else.
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Thanks Tojo Ralph I will go and check these links out!!0
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Don't expect too much from the drive between Toronto and NY. Nowt much to see other than service stations and a whole bunch of buzzards with impressive wingspans.scotlass99 wrote: »Thanks Tojo Ralph I will go and check these links out!!
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Tojo_Ralph wrote: »Don't expect too much from the drive between Toronto and NY. Nowt much to see other than service stations and a whole bunch of buzzards with impressive wingspans.

Take the more interesting route through Finger Lakes, Elmira (sp?) etc. Upstate New York is gorgeous! (But Tojo is right, highways are boring!)0
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