Talk:Shoppers World Brampton
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The parking lot is outfitted with a fully functional bus terminal which features connections to Brampton as well as Mississauga transit systems, but the GO Transit bus stop is all the way on the opposite end of the parking lot. skewetoo 06:04, 29 October 2005 (UTC)
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Reconstruction along the roads to east and south of Shoppers World, Brampton has caused numerous traffic delays over the past year. The construction is scheduled for completion shortly.
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[edit] Email sent: Fact check request for article on Shoppers World
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One contributor added mention in the Shoppers World article of waterslides one being in the area of the mall that the security now is stationed.
"Up until the late 1980s, Shoppers World had two waterslides at the south entrance, off Steeles Avenue. The two twisting tube slides came out of the roof and into its own tower housing. The ride spilled out into a glassed-in area at the south end of the mall."
Would you or anyone else at the mall be able to confirm or deny this?
Nick Moreau Wikipedia
- Up until the late 1980s, Shoppers World had two waterslides at the south entrance, off Steeles Avenue. The two twisting tube slides came out of the roof and into its own tower housing. The ride spilled out into a glassed-in area at the south end of the mall.[citation needed]
- Until we can cite this, I've sent this paragraph to the talk. -- Zanimum 18:04, 27 September 2006 (UTC)
- Why to you need to cite this. There were waterslides at Shoppers World until at least 1986.
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