World's Largest Underground Shopping Complex | Walking Toronto's PATH

[@margd77]

Hi Johnny. I know the eastern portion of the underground Path very well. I've walked it through the Royal Bank Plaza, TD Centre, Commerce Court, First Cdn Place & Scotia Plaza many times on my way to and from work in the past. This was virtually a walk down memory lane for me. The shops may have changed but the memories remain the same. 😊🙏

[@mariabuena1091]

Same here, I walked from Union Station to my worked at RBC DOMINION. Thanks for posting. Bring back lots memories.

[@1mazforall]

The Path is definitely a convenience. Thank you for sharing this video my dear friend Johnny 🇨🇦❤️❤️❤️👍👍🥰

[@kittyemzcanada]

👍💯...absolutely great tour!! This shopping complex is fascinating, and I can't wait to check it out in person. It has everything, plus, that a regular huge mall has, but without that look of a "mall"...with more of a futuristic, or modern, architectural design.

[@Neville60001]

@kittyemzcanada, may I ask, where (in Canada) are you from?

[@kittyemzcanada]

@Neville60001 ...Hello Neville...sorry, but for privacy reasons, I don't reveal where I live. I hope you read the previous answer I wrote here (which I deleted). 🙂💙🙏

[@caseysmom]

It's sad to see how quiet it is compared with days past. Only coffee shops and empty food courts now.

[@JET7C0]

This is awesome. I had such amazing memories of a road trip I took to Toronto with my mom, her twin sister and her kids (my cousins), where we stayed at this fancy hotel for the first time in my life for a few days (we watched Jumanji on cable while eating pizza, lol). Anyway, I remember visiting the underground mall: going to a music store and clothing shopping with my mom, etc., and it always struck me as amazing there was this whole world down there, below the streets, which was already this huge and bustling city. I loved it there so much that later on I considered going to college there, despite being from the US, albeit just a couple hundred miles south of the border. Anyways, thanks so much for posting this - love the ambient sounds and general atmosphere. Edit: just checked your other vids on your channel and see you have a bunch of these, plus many more re: Toronto. "Liked and subscribed" for sure, lol. 👍

[@unknownuser0006]

The long awaited PATH walk, thank you

[@loradya]

Hi, from Kyiv! Have a good day, life is wonderful

[@yiotaG]

Thank you so much!! I really wanted to see the Path but I didn't have time. I only stayed for 2 weeks in Toronto. Maybe I will be able to go next time!

[@ayoCanada0921]

Johnny, this Underground Pathway is your most useful Video yet... What a coincidence, I am exploring my city Underground Walkway right now. And I believe it's not as Huge as Toronto my old city the past two decades. Unless over here they keeps "Drill baby Drill" 😂

[@saadetsimsek8644]

Strides Johnny have a great weekend care yourself

[@martym61]

Great video. Thanks for exploring the PATH.

[@kimtran6200]

Thank you for your time amazing 🤩

[@lauraferguson7157]

I saw you on Global News at 5:30 Skydome/Yonge Dundas Square...you are awesome!

[@KillahManjaro]

I haven't been to the underground since the 90's. Thanks for the upload. So many nice spots in the city but too busy to visit.

[@silva2frank]

Wow what a change from early 70s worked there TD centre court fast food Luck&key : thanks ur video ❤

[@eddiew2325]

It looks even more different compared to the early 40s

[@taniacastlefe7]

I love the idea of one day join you while you record one of this videos, it would be so exciting

[@michaelbrown5782]

I go. There all the time l like It

[@dylanreynolds8264]

good morning everyone

[@jacquelines9966]

Good morning

[@d6477312]

I had missed my dining spots, the trail, for nearly eight years.

[@GaryEllington-dy8li]

Jonny, a shout to my buddy Xander, who also resides in Toronto 😊.

[@Christina24life]

That’s awesome. Do you know when they built this? It’s amazing that you can walk several blocks underground

[@teamworkf1]

Thank you very much for showing the city! But i think that Montreal has a bigger underground! 🤔 In there i got lost! Which never happens to me in TO! 😂😂 thanks and keep walking! 👏👏👏👍

[@Afrocanuk]

Canada seriously needs to start looking into City Hive construction.

[@ChrisSmith-qq4mv]

Hard to believe there's over 10.000. shopping 🛒🛍️ stores in here.

[@GaryEllington-dy8li]

Toronto is a great & 👍 cool 😎 city 😊.

[@ebikelivin6]

Is Montreals undergound way bigger? It has 1600 stores undergorund like T.Os path

[@jefferyyoung2580]

I 😊

[@Aces77777]

Is this live? So busy on s Saturday?

[@Alex-bf9ec]

Not at all dude

[@Neville60001]

It's closed on Saturday and Sunday.

[@markfinn0]

By number of stores,/restaurants Toronto's underground complex probably outnumbers Montreal's. The publicity for both probably overestimates the number of businesses (Toronto claims 1200 and Montreal 1700) - but since I have visited both regularly, I would say the Toronto store count outnumbers Montreal. By length of passages - counting redundancies (multiple passages joining the same buildings) - Toronto's is longer. However - In Montreal, you can go in a continuous, non-redundant line, for a longer distance underground (without going outside, nor using the Metro).

[@lisefox7557]

Hi Johnny, very confusing for sure

[@eddiew2325]

Hi lisa

[@GaryEllington-dy8li]

Oh, there is a Brookfield Zoo in Chicago 😅.

[@aretigeorgakopoulou3104]

I can't understand why it's so quiet.

[@MrBojo-jv4qq]

I was just looking at a Moscow metro video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y37aqWOirMugY68), and I wanted to remind myself of the Toronto metro, so I came here. And I can not notice the tiles on walls that look like from some public washroom and the bunch of pipes on the ceilings, lol. It looks cleaner than New York though.

[@Bk6346]

Probably take more than 4 hours to walk the entire PATH

[@Bob-l7m2g]

👍

[@barbarianarmwrestling8695]

Again?

[@hatac]

"Were we're going we don't need no roads!" People attack the libertarians with the "but roads" line! This is in part is an answer they point to. A pedway is a private pedestrian solution to cold, snow, searing heat and in some cases riots. Most roads in the real world are privately funded. You buy the house or skyscraper but you pay for the road in the process. Ditto Pedways and skybridges. The one thing we need to make them work best is more wheel chair/ pram functionally and a much more effective navigation app.

[@gorviv529]

What is it like when you run into ex coworkers while in the PATH?

[@serk7947]

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