Toronto hotel room available
tj:
Due to my current work situation, we’re unable to attend the Toronto Tweetup.
We’ve been planning to go for about a year so I’m pretty upset, but there’s nothing I can do about it at this point.
Among the suckiest parts are that we have non-refundable hotel reservations.
So if anyone has been meaning to make reservations and hasn’t, we have a room (business queen) Fri/ Sat nights at Hotel Victoria if somebody wants it.
If you need a hotel room for Torontup, talk to TJ.
Torontup hotel room available.
Source: tj
Torontup ball fans! (and baseball fans too)
We’re looking into group seats for the Jays versus Phillies game on Saturday June 16th.
We need at least 20 people to get the group rate, otherwise we’re looking at about $18 bucks a seat. We’re already going to be in the nosebleeds because I just checked and the seats are selling out fast (the Phillies must be a big deal or something - whodathunkit).
But it’s more of a party atmosphere, way up in the atmosphere, innit? So who needs field level seats anyway? RIGHT?? Right.
So please, if you’re coming, RSVP s’il vous plaît - to my ask box or to my email (dresspants@gmail.com) and I’ll book a group rate ASAP.
You haven’t lived until you’ve tried Canadian CrackerJacks™ or a smogdog with ketchup on it.
Please reblog or pass this vital information on to any and all Torontup 2012 attendees.
Thanks a bunch.
(edit: Sorry - yes June 16th - d’oh thanks Terry)
Source: dresspants
typeverything.com Toronto Map (by Linzie Hunter)
Source: Flickr / linzie
RSVP for Torontup 2012
We’re totally legit now. You can RSVP at Twtvite using your Twitter login info. If you don’t have a Twitter account, look for the link below the Yes/Maybe/No buttons to the right.
TORONTUP Hotel Details
We have an amazing hotel lined up for TORONTUP. Hotel Victoria is a boutique hotel that’s been recently renovated. It’s downtown, on the subway line, and close to a number of drinking establishments.
It’s a short walk to Union Station, Rogers Centre, Air Canada Centre, the PATH, Hockey Hall of Fame, The CN Tower, St. Lawrence Market (for all of your meat and cheese needs), and the Design Exchange.
Free WiFi is include with all rooms, and deluxe rooms have Apple TVs with Netflix.
- $134.00 for a Standard room with One Queen Bed
- $134.00 for a Standard room with Two Twin Beds
- $159.00 for a Deluxe room with One King Bed
- $159.00 for a Deluxe room with Two Queen Beds
When you call, tell them you’re with the TORONTUP group and quote reservation #183976. Because this is a smaller hotel, they’re unable to hold a block of rooms for us, so it’s a good idea to book as soon as possible. A valid credit card is required to guarantee the room.
Call 416-363-1666 or toll free at 1-800-363-8228.
Rates are for two guests sharing a room. If you’d like to share with more people, there’s a $15.00 surcharge for each additional adult in the Deluxe Queen twin room only. (maximum of 5 people with a cot).
Piggy barn sans piggies.
Toronto has a working farm in the middle of the city. It’s even better in the summer. You know, around June 16.
Source: angelablack
Toronto has the Royal Ontario Museum (The ROM). If you enjoy awesome museums, this is the kind of museum you’d enjoy.
Royal Ontario Museum by r_lerman on Flickr.
TWEETUMBLUP IN TORONTO! Saturday, June 16
Come to Toronto! See Toronto stuff! Meet Toronto people! Drink Toronto drinks! Stare at Canadians! They probably won’t have a gun. If you’re already from Toronto or Canada, some of this stuff won’t be as exciting. I’m sorry.
There are two Jays games that weekend, and NXNE is on, so there should be plenty to do if you’re easily bored.
There’s a farm in the middle of the city. There’s the Hockey Hall of Fame. There’s a really tall tower. There’s Chinatown, the Gay Village, Little Italy, Greektown, Toronto Island, the Distillery District, and more.
We’re working on finalizing the venue and hotel info. We’ll post it as soon as we have it, and set up an RSVP.
Use the askbox if you have questions.
