Photo TR: Toronto and Canada's wonderland

[TheHulk]

I actually got back from this trip about a week ago, but it took some time to get the pics uploaded, resized, and deciding what order they went it. My week after the trip was pretty busy as well, and that's why it took a bit to get them up here. Now being a big plane enthusiast, I got quite a few pics of the planes as well.

 

Part 2 coming soon. Lots of pics to upload.

Even though it just about killed me because of a headache, I still rode and loved Flight Deck. I need my credit.

The F-14 prop by Flight Deck

The "money shot" for Flight Deck.

Again...PAIN! But wouldn't you know it? As soon as I got to the front of the line, they stopped the ride so they could do a lost article search.

The top of Flight Deck's lift.

Riding Flight Deck was fun, but painful at the same time. Especially during some of the elements.

I really like this picture. Why, I'm not sure. It just looks nice.

Never go on Flight Deck, or any Vekoma, if you have a headache and aren't on a short schedule.

Pain!

Gee, I wonder if they purposely made it to look as if the words are shaking...

Helmets for Flight Deck are available up front before you get on.

I was aware that I was starting to get a slight headache, and that riding this wouldn't be all that great of an idea...but I was on a short time schedule, and this would be my only chance.

Being that I live in Florida, I wanted to get a picture with what is now my favorite steel coaster.

Now with a credit for Behemoth, I went and took a picture of the sign.

Orange train is over the hill!

There goes one of the trains into the MCBR, even though it's not really mid course...

Check out those turns and the airtime hill! I knew I'd love this coaster the moment I saw it.

Now on to the good stuff! I was happy to find out that Behemoth's wait time isn't bad at all.

Their guide for places to go in the city showed Behemoth as well.

I asked at the front desk of the hotel if they had any brochures for Wonderland, but they didn't. I still got this $5 off thing, and it shows Behemoth!

The terminal at the airport seemed empty, but everyone was crowded up in another area for their bagage.

It was a nice flight, but now it's time to say bye to Mr. 737.

It was a rainy day in Toronto, but I love the rain, so perfect weather for me.

The flight was about an hour and a half long, and I got a few pictures while in the air. However, I didn't want to post all of them up, so I just posted this one of us flying into a cloud that had some turbulence.

Not too long after that picture, another plane came taxing in next to us.

After boarding our plane, a 737-300, I decided to get a picture from out the window.

Another random picture of me at Chicago O' hare. I seem bored, but I'm at an airport, and I love planes. So boredom isn't really all that possible.

While I was wandering the airport trying to find that Chicago dog, I saw this 747. Huge plane, and I hope to fly in one sometime. This plane was going to Tokyo.

O'hare is a massive airport, and it's very nice as well. While trying to find a place that sells actual Chicago dogs, I decided to take a picture. Sorry for it being blurry, the camera I used is really sensative to movement.

It's Chicago O'hare, and we taxied next to another Embraer. I hope someone managed to shut that sink off in the bathroom of the plane by now....

Up go the spoilers to help slow the plane upon landing. Guess what airport. Yea, not much of a clue here, but oh well.

Random picture of me that I took while on the plane. Blurry, but it's probably for everyone's sake.

While on the Embraer 170 just pictured, they served sodas for free. These ones had offers for SFGA.

Ah yes, the brace position, also known as the "put your head between your kness and kiss your ass goodbye" position. Then of course, the red arrows shoot out of the plane as well.

Yea, I use to call these things midget planes, but they're not bad at all. Love 'em now.