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Discover the best top things to do in Dartmouth, Canada including Tic Tac Go Escape Room and Games, Dartmouth Crossing, Sullivan's Pond, Lake Banook, Shubenacadie Canal Waterway, Alderney Landing, Cineplex Cinemas Dartmouth Crossing, Get Air Nova Scotia, Mic Mac Mall, The Kids Fun Factory.
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1. Tic Tac Go Escape Room and Games
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 43 reviews
Tic Tac Go is a unique Escape Room Game for all ages. You can test your problem-solving and teamwork skills. Each scenario will immerse you in a new reality. Use your imagination and become a well known thief who boards a train to steal from rich passengers. Or perhaps become a powerful sorcerer in a medieval castle. Can you hear the clock...Tic Tac, Tic Tac ?
Reviewed By 552brentond - Dartmouth, Canada
We just finished the Train Heist room on Canada Day and we did the Magical Room before the Covid lockdown. Both rooms are a lot of fun and very impressive. The room decor and puzzles are top notch. We have done about twenty rooms and are thrilled that two of our favourites are so close to home. The Magical Room was a little more complex, but I think we enjoyed the Train Heist even more. We also took advantage of their home delivery to enjoy their wonderful selection of Escape Room games, puzzles and family board games. Everything felt super clean and safe. It's a great family experience in this time of social distancing. We are big fans and can't wait for whatever comes next. Brenton DeLong Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
2. Dartmouth Crossing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 211 reviews
Dartmouth Crossing brings together the best elements of any shopping experience. A prime location that offers consumers value and convenience in an exciting and unique environment. Home to a second-to-none collection of leading brand names for the entire family, exciting outlet stores which offer unbeatable saving opportunities, delicious dining options, our Go Wild! Playground and our Pondside Amphitheatre which hosts community events throughout the year, The Village Shops at Dartmouth Crossing offers visitors a unique and memorable shopping experience each and every visit. What’s more, our outlet store collection is expanding! Shop and save at Under Armour Factory House, Levi's Outlet, Columbia Factory Store, Banana Republic Factory Store, Gap Factory Store, Old Navy Outlet, Guess Factory Store, Tommy Hilfiger, and Roots which offer unbeatable savings of up to 80% off regular retail prices every day. Shopping comes to life like never before at Dartmouth Crossing!
Reviewed By 942romanl
Dartmouth Crossing has some cool stores the 2 best are IKEA and Bass Pro Shops which are very close together they also have Costco Canadian Tire Walmart Kent Home Depot Best Buy Bed Bath and Beyond Toys R Us and many outlet stores. The Lindt Chocolate store which is next to Mastermind Toys and Party City has the most chocolate i have ever seen in my entire life. This Place takes a few days to descover and there is a giant mall right across from it. I wouldnt recomend buying a bookcase at IKEA or a gun cabnet at Bass Pro Shops if you dont have a car
3. Sullivan's Pond
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By LisaA2592
We had a great stay at the house... very clean we had no issues at all. Great location.. we were black Friday shopping so only 3 minutes from Mic Mac Mall. Very convenient. We would definitely stay there again.. Thank you.
4. Lake Banook
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By lshelley41 - Dartmouth, Canada
Perfect place to go swimming.You can go boating.There are so many things you can do in and around this lake.You can even have lunch or just have a coffee while taking in the beauty of lake Banook. Bring the family and have a picnic.Enjoy the boat races.A place you will want to come back to for sure.♥️
5. Shubenacadie Canal Waterway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
The mission of the Shubenacadie Canal Commission is to preserve the historic features of the Shubenacadie Canal Waterway and to provide access to the waterway for the education and the enjoyment of the public.
Reviewed By tshep42 - Halifax, Canada
I wish I lived closer to "Shubie Park" and I'd be there all the time. Lots of beautiful scenery here. It is great for walking. I wouldn't call it hiking as it is all wide, crusher dust, pathways with very little up and down. Walking paths are mainly tree covered. You can easily push your stroller anywhere. There is off leash parks and places for the dogs to run into the water. It's also great fro canoeing and kayaking. There are tonnes of squirrels and we saw mallards and bluejays as well. There are a couple of beaches. There are no playgrounds for the younger children. Paths are a little confusing but it is hard to get lost. There are the occasional maps along the way. Might be best to take a picture of the first one you see. It is off the Waverly road. Take Locks Road. The main entrance is at the very end of Locks Road, although there is a smaller parking lot just before that which intersects the main walking path. We were there mid-morning on a beautiful Saturday and, although busy, we found a parking spot. When we left an 1.5 hours later, cars were parked all along Locks Road. It was tricky to social distance at the very beginning but the crowd quickly thinned out. You can even walk across the highway and go to Dartmouth Crossing. The Fairbanks Centre at the main parking lot was closed. Not sure if this is a COVID-19 thing or if it is only open during the week. There was also a nice little restaurant that was closed. There are outdoor bathrooms there. Go to Nine Locks Brewery for a beer after.
6. Alderney Landing
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By pdube7 - St. John's, Canada
The views from the ferry of both sides of the Harbour are fantastic and the ferry is very reliable, weather pending of course. Do everything within 2 hours and the transfer back is free. Can’t beat it. There is also a market in the terminal on the weekend.
7. Cineplex Cinemas Dartmouth Crossing
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By WorkingTo65
Love the pretzel bites here. Seats are comfortable enough, the armrests can go up if you want to sit close to someone. Lots of parking, easy location. Close to lots of shopping areas.
8. Get Air Nova Scotia
9. Mic Mac Mall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 38 reviews
Mic Mac Mall is Atlantic Canada's second largest shopping mall, located in the city of Dartmouth, across the harbour from Halifax. The shopping centre offers a mix of upper-end lifestyle wear for men & women and a key selection of brands geared to youth. Mic Mac Mall boasts a sophisticated shopping experience and a desirable merchandise mix featuring key retailers such as H&M, Bath & Body Works, Hudson’s Bay, Pandora and much more. Strong community ties, an environmentally responsible manner, and a loyal customer base make Mic Mac Mall a perfect destination for the entire family.
Reviewed By barbfj717 - Winnipeg, Canada
nice mall. We visited so our daughter could go to Justice and to Claire's. Justice was a nice big store. It is a pretty large mall. We didn't spend much time as we were visiting mostly to enjoy the what Nova Scotia has to offer outside.
10. The Kids Fun Factory
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 13 reviews
The Kids Fun Factory is the indoor playground with drop in facility for children ages 1-13 to have fun all year around. A four-level playstructure equipped with slides, bridges, climbing wall and tramplins will provide endless fun for children. A separate toddler area with its own will occupy the busiest explorer. Relaxing area for parents with free Wi-Fi Zone.
Reviewed By CityWoman007
Awesome place! My kids would go there everyday if they could. It is super clean, I have no idea why any reviewer would think otherwise. We have been there more than 20 times. Other play areas around HRM are way too overcrowded. This place has great seating for adults, excellent wifi, a pretty decent assortment of snacks and they also allow you to bring lunch from neighboring restaurants and have it there. The staff know how to do their job and are super accommodating, you just have to ask. Evenings can be nice and quiet there and if you have work to do on a laptop, it is a perfect place for that too. Charging stations for phones are also available for free.
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