Many loyal Oilers fans are scratching their heads today, trying to find something to do… You see, it would have been the home opener tonight, were it not for the NHL lock out. For those looking for family friendly activities in the Edmonton area, here is a list of some of the other fun things you can do in Edmonton:
- Galaxyland
- Ice Palace
- Santa Maria
- Deep Sea Derby
- Professor WEM’s Adventure Golf
- Ed’s REC Room
- Shop
- Putt ‘N’ Glow
- West 49 and Skateboard Park
- Trainer for a Day Program
About Sara MacLennan
Sara MacLennan is the Director of Marketing at Liv Real Estate and a licensed Real Estate Associate. The bulk of Sara’s experience and wealth of expertise lies in on-line technology and marketing both for agents and consumers. Sara is the former National Director for Interactive Marketing for Coldwell Banker Canada where she was responsible for an extensive training program traveling to offices across the country training agents and brokers on marketing and technology. Find Sara on Twitter @edmontonblogger.
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Good point Sarah. I find it amusing that so many people don’t know what to do with their time with no hockey. I don’t watch it, never have and don’t give a damn if they ever play again.
All hockey fans should do themselves a favor and read a book our learn something for a change.
Nothing against sports in general but a season of watching large men chase a frozen piece if rubber around really is a travesty of time wasted.
It might be something to kill time but it in no way makes you a better person.
Let the daggers fly! Not many like me in Edmonton but I am blessed with a few like minded friends!
I’m not much of a hockey fan but I’ll bite. Reading books doesn’t make someone a better person either. Hockey provides stories along with strategy and excitement just like a book. Television often gets looked down from book readers but I think there’s good television just like good books. Also television is more easily shared with a group.
Hockey gives people a commonality which can be used to get to know people and ease into conversations. It’s something that can be done alone but is far more fun with a group of people.
When you look back on life will you wish you had read more books or spent more time with friends?
But commenting on an internet blog is a much better use of time…
Yea Karl, sharing ideas through technology is another way of learning as far as I am concerned.
The reading a book comment was a jab I admit. Sure, share time with friends, learn something be it through the net, a book, or trying something new…maybe pay some attention to your wife before she starts to hate you. Discuss and debate ideas on the economy on a blog, volunteer, exercise, or take something from Sarahs list…whatever it may be.
I am more speaking of people who are LOST without the NHL of course, not the enjoyer of the occasional game. You know the types…with their basement man caves painted the colors of their team? Is that you Karl?
Just kidding around is all.
Much better to spend one’s time reading and commenting on Real Estate blog sites
Very interesting post..Thanks for sharing it.
Great info! I need to make a visit