koko
The Transit Nerd
Every city has them. Toronto's can tell you a streetcar is short-turning before the driver knows.
THE RESO familyKnows which streetcar to take, which exit to use and has no issue crossing the whole GTA for something good.
Loves systems, movement and getting somewhere worthwhile efficiently. You like Toronto as a network: the right line, the right transfer, and something famous at the end of it.
Your four letters
PlannedPlanning
Likes structure, research, reservations and knowing what comes next.
The other side is S, Spontaneous.
RoamRange
Happy travelling across the city or beyond for something worthwhile.
The other side is N, Near.
Toronto, for a CPBR
Where to stay
Near Union Station. The subway, the streetcars, the GO trains and the airport express all meet here.
Niagara Falls by GO train
A train, a transfer and one of the most famous views on the continent. Check the schedule first. You will.
The 501 Queen streetcar, end to end
One of the longest streetcar routes in North America, through a dozen neighbourhoods on one fare.
The ferry to the Toronto Islands
A short boat ride, no cars on the other side, and the best skyline view in the city.
What to skip
Rideshares. You'd rather be right about the transfer.
Your people, and your problem
THE RESO
“If it's worth doing, it's worth booking.”
In Toronto a reservation is a reso, and the good ones are gone weeks out. Reso travelers want the real version of the famous thing, and they've done the reading to make sure they get it. They're the reason the group had a table.
How to travel: Build the trip around a few things done right: the booked table, the timed entry, the first ferry out. You don't need more stops. You need better ones.
Not sure this is you?
Two minutes, no wrong answers. Koko works out your four letters and picks places in Toronto to match.
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