ShonTron
Moderator
Everything from the architecture to the dinner theatre to the choice of typefaces screams 1985.
I could see only the condos and the new supermarket working here as additions/changes to the mall.
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Everything from the architecture to the dinner theatre to the choice of typefaces screams 1985.
I could see only the condos and the new supermarket working here as additions/changes to the mall.
narduch
Senior Member
Isn't Woodbine Racetrack also looking to build a concert theatre? Literally right across the street from this development.
Does the city really need that many more concert venues?
Does the city really need that many more concert venues?
Johnny Au
Senior Member
Toronto already has a major dinner theatre: Medieval Times (and is a chain too!).
There aren't that many notable dinner theatres in Canada at all, not even during the Golden Age of Dinner Theatres.
There aren't that many notable dinner theatres in Canada at all, not even during the Golden Age of Dinner Theatres.
Towered
Superstar
LOL!!!! That is the most out of touch promotional flyer I've ever seen.
James
Senior Member
I am convinced they took the original Woodbine Center grand opening template from 1985 and just edited the text and maybe a few photos.
Blacksheep
New Member
I don't even think the supermarket would really work there, since there is already a big Fortino's store directly across the street.
toaster29
Active Member
I'm surprised Hudson's Bay painted the outside of their store at Woodbine. I always thought this location was going to close.
Starflyer
New Member
Does anyone know what their plans are for Fantasy Fair? I am having trouble figuring it out just by the renderings.
James
Senior Member
Based on their apparent delusion of grandeur, they will probably make it compete with Canada's Wonderland.
Starflyer
New Member
Heh, well we will just have to see how this ends up in the long run.
The poster that @PMT posted describes the building in the red circle as just an "entertainment complex". Doesn't mention anything about Fantasy Fair, but Marino Real Estate
(http://www.marino.ca/properties/woodbine/pdf/woodbine_presentation.pdf) touts Fantasy Fair as a part of the mall and shows different renderings than those posted in the food court. Very conflicting information.
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PMT
Senior Member
Yeah, I didn't catch that until now, but this aerial poster might explain it:
Judging by the render and the current floor plan, it looks like the entertainment complex will be an add-on in front of Fantasy Fair, not a replacement.
Also, the Sears location is closing in March - no word on a replacement tenant.
Judging by the render and the current floor plan, it looks like the entertainment complex will be an add-on in front of Fantasy Fair, not a replacement.
Also, the Sears location is closing in March - no word on a replacement tenant.
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salsa
Senior Member
adma
Superstar
I like the superfluous pluralizing in the lit: "$2 billions", "595 rooms hotel", etc.
Really; this isn't even 1985 Woodbine Centre quality. Remember that WC had a bit of hub-mall department-store-anchor *class* when it started out. It's more like some goombahs at Deco put this whole package and proposal together--and y'know, it *is* the Ford ward...
Really; this isn't even 1985 Woodbine Centre quality. Remember that WC had a bit of hub-mall department-store-anchor *class* when it started out. It's more like some goombahs at Deco put this whole package and proposal together--and y'know, it *is* the Ford ward...
Towered
Superstar
In other words, a pipe dream. I guess there's just no hope in turning Rexdale into Rosedale now that the visionary Rob Ford is gone...