The ultimate relaxation getaway is here! The Scandinave Spa at Blue Mountain has officially reopened.
All of the Scandinavian Baths opened to the public earlier this week on July 11.
Plus, with Ontario moving into Stage 3 in the province’s reopening plan, the Scandinave Spa’s indoor areas will soon welcome guests as of July 16. These include the Finnish Sauna, the Infrared Sauna, and the Eucalyptus Steam Room, which have actually been closed since March 2020.
Scandinave Spa is taking all of the precautions necessary to keep its guests safe and comfortable.
So, you’ll find reduced capacity throughout the spa as well as social distancing, thorough sanitization, and a pre-arrival COVID-19 assessment.
As for pricing, bath reservations will start at $85 and hour massages (with free baths) will start at $165. For all other pricing and to book reservations, check out the website. If you happen to not have an appointment, a same-day waitlist is available beginning at 11 a.m. that day.
So sit back, relax, and enjoy the view of the beautiful Blue Mountain spa.
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Everyone’s favourite amusement park is finally welcoming customers next month! Canada’s Wonderland is set to open its doors during Step 2 of Ontario’s reopening framework, which is happening the first week of July.
Of course, Wonderland won’t be able to fully reopen, there will definitely be capacity restrictions.
On July 5 and 6, the park plans to open for a limited amount of season pass holders, then July 7 will be the pubic re-opening.
Splash Works water park will be available for use on July 12.
Not only are there capacity restrictions, but there are also a ton of safety precautions that are being taken, which are fully listed on the Canada’s Wonderland website.
Canada’s Wonderland GM Norm Pirtovshek spoke about the new rules that will be in place, “Safety has and will always be Canada’s Wonderland’s number one priority, and that includes the health of our guests and associates. With our new protocols in place, we are eager to offer some long-overdue fun to our guests.”
In order to enter the park, you must have booked a reservation. Luckily, you can start booking for the season this Thursday, June 17 at 9 a.m.
If you’re eager to spend your summer at Wonderland, season passes are now on sale for $79.99 and are valid until September 2022.
So, grab your fam and get ready for awesome rides and enjoy the best part—funnel cake!
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Have you missed viewing movies on the big screen? Although indoor theatres are still restricted, drive-in movie theatres will be re-opening very soon!
Drive-in theatres across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area have said that there are plans in the works to open as early as March.
The 5 Drive-In in Oakville took to Facebook last week to announce the great news. The post stated “…We are gearing up and getting ready to start our 2021 season in Early March. We will have lots of amazing content and we will surely create some more incredible memories to last a lifetime. Watch out in the next few weeks for further exciting announcements…”
Even the Premier Theatres owner, Brian Allen, spoke out to blogTo explaining that they have hopes, COVID permitting, to open its three locations as soon as March 5. He even told the media outlet that they’ll be offering films of all genres from vintage to new releases.
As of right now, Ontario Place’s Drive-In will continue to stay closed until at least April, so Toronto residents will have to make a drive to the next closest theatre—although, a short trip for some great entertainment.
Grab your popcorn and drink, lay back, and enjoy the show!
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With non-essential businesses opening up for curbside pick-up, it leaves us wondering when our favourite chain restaurants like Tim Hortons will be able to reopen dining areas. Restaurant Brands International, the owner of Tim Hortons, Burger King, and Popeyes has revealed its plan for what that might look like.
In an open letter, from its CEO Jose Cil, the company shares that it’s shifting “from crisis mode to recovery mode.”
For the last eight weeks, the company’s restaurants have been complying with public health guidelines by serving customers through delivery, drive-thru, and mobile channels. Now that things are changing and it’s looking like things are heading in a positive direction, it’s time to start looking at what these quick-service restaurants will look like when they reopen to customers.
The letter reads, “We have fully embraced the notion that parts of our restaurants need to change – certainly, for the foreseeable future and possibly forever.”
RBI has mandated that all employees must wear masks and gloves in the short-term but now it’s brand and operations teams are now looking into more comfortable and reusable masks that might become part of its standard uniform.
When these restaurants open up, customers will notice tabletop signage letting them know which seats are available and which are reserved to preserve social distancing.
Tables and chairs will be sanitized after each use, with hand sanitizer available for guests as well and self-serve offerings like extra condiments will be moved behind the counter, too.
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It would be an understatement to say that American Apparel went through some serious woes over the past few years. Their owner Dov Charney was ousted, AA filed for bankruptcy, the company closed stores globally and was later acquired by apparel giant Gildan.
According to Hypebeast, American Apparel has re-launched globally and is looking to capture some of the brand’s magic from days of yore. To mark AA’s return, the brand has launched a “Back to Basics” campaign, which showcases the products that made the brand famous in the first place. The new collection will feature a range of all-time favourites including those colourful hoodies and T’s that everyone wanted in 2004.
If you can remember, at one point American Apparel was a cultural juggernaut essentially ushering in the mass proliferation of hipsters in the early 2000’s. The style was simple, American made and could be incorporated into many varying styles.
AA officially launches today with a brand new web store.
It’s been more than a year since the Toronto Jordan Brand store at 306 Yonge closed its doors after a successful stint during the 2016 NBA All-Star game in Toronto.
Fans that got a chance to check out the store were treated to the most coveted Jordan Brand kicks and an interactive and innovative retail concept.
Luckily, shoppers that missed a chance to check out the store will now have an opportunity to check out the store whenever they want because Toronto’s first Jordan Brand store will officially open this weekend.
On Saturday, May 27 at 6:23 am, the Jordan Brand store will open its doors to Toronto customers. Expect big lines and access to coveted Jordan brand sneakers, as the company always has a few tricks up their sleeves for store launches.
Regular store hours will resume on Sunday (11 am to 7 pm). Regular hours will be 10 am to 9 pm on weekdays and 9:30 am to 9 pm on Saturdays.
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