Hey all, my wife is a teacher and has a school trip going to the ROM, and then down to Ontario place. What would be the best/cheapest way for her to get a group of 20 from one place to the next?
TIA
Tom
TIA
Tom
Need some help from those in TO.
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Hey all, my wife is a teacher and has a school trip going to the ROM, and then down to Ontario place. What would be the best/cheapest way for her to get a group of 20 from one place to the next?
TIA
Tom
TIA
Tom
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but seriously, most likely the best way would be to try make it to a subway station (have to figure that part out, not familiar with that area (school bus not an option??)) and from there its a piece of cake, there is a stop right outside the ROM.
Modified by Mar at 3:38 PM 10-16-2005
but seriously, most likely the best way would be to try make it to a subway station (have to figure that part out, not familiar with that area (school bus not an option??)) and from there its a piece of cake, there is a stop right outside the ROM.
Modified by Mar at 3:38 PM 10-16-2005
20 kids is a pretty small group...
you can try for a small school bus but i hear they charge same amount for small bus or big bus. Would cost maybe $100-150 for the day on a major bus line company like Stock.
btw Stock has the worse customer service ever. hated them all summer.
you can try for a small school bus but i hear they charge same amount for small bus or big bus. Would cost maybe $100-150 for the day on a major bus line company like Stock.
btw Stock has the worse customer service ever. hated them all summer.
Re: Need some help from those in TO. (northernvw)
I would say TTC might be best. I would imagine that a bus would cost a lot of money to run around all day.
Borrow a Eurovan and stack them to the roof
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| Hey all, my wife is a teacher and has a school trip going to the ROM, and then down to Ontario place. What would be the best/cheapest way for her to get a group of 20 from one place to the next? TIA Tom |
I would say TTC might be best. I would imagine that a bus would cost a lot of money to run around all day.
Borrow a Eurovan and stack them to the roof
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TTC shouldn't be too bad if she has some people helping her watch all the kids
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Even if not, just use some kind of linking device to attach them all together... like handcuffs.. but for little people...
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| TTC shouldn't be too bad if she has some people helping her watch all the kids |
Even if not, just use some kind of linking device to attach them all together... like handcuffs.. but for little people...
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She told me the bus is dropping them at one, and then just meeting them later in the day at the other. I agree though with a chain gang approach.
She told me the bus is dropping them at one, and then just meeting them later in the day at the other. I agree though with a chain gang approach.
Re: (Mar)
Cabs are a bad idea, you have to split up the group then, and have at least 1 adult per 3 kids, unless you got vans i suppose. But still, then you split up the group, and run the risk of having 1 get stuck, or something go wrong.
I say TTC or eurovan
Cabs are a bad idea, you have to split up the group then, and have at least 1 adult per 3 kids, unless you got vans i suppose. But still, then you split up the group, and run the risk of having 1 get stuck, or something go wrong.
I say TTC or eurovan
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Thanks for all the advice. I think they got something worked out.
Thanks for all the advice. I think they got something worked out.
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