Tuscani01
Senior Member
The waterfront already has many things for tourists to do. The CN Tower, Ripleys Aquarium, Roundhouse Park are all a stone throw away. I'll take the waterfront promenade that we are getting, along with Sugar Beach, the wave decks, and the new Queens Quay over anything like Fisherman's Wharf any day! It may not be one great space like Millennium Park on Chicago's waterfront, but having these cool little spaces spread out throughout the entire waterfront is much better than having one large unified space. Having condos and offices in these spaces ensures that they will be animated year round.
Have you been to Millennium Park in the winter? 90% of it becomes a ghost town. The rest of their waterfront outside of Millennium Park is essentially a trail that is cut off by an at grade road which pedestrians cannot cross, and an aquarium and museum where people spend all of their time inside anyway, and not enjoying the waterfront.
Have you been to Millennium Park in the winter? 90% of it becomes a ghost town. The rest of their waterfront outside of Millennium Park is essentially a trail that is cut off by an at grade road which pedestrians cannot cross, and an aquarium and museum where people spend all of their time inside anyway, and not enjoying the waterfront.
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