I'm going to be in Toronto towards the back half of October and was planning to drive down to Niagara Falls and Sundowners on the weekend. I've been here a few times over the past 10 years and every time has been great, but also every time has been summer - from July to August when apparently dancers come from all over to dance here. Is late October too late to go and see the high quality dancers I got accustomed to on my previous visits? Will the place be dead?



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My opinion is that there are better choices around the airport area and it’s not worth a two hour drive. Especially the drive home after part, unless you’re planning to get a room nearby the club.
@623 Thanks for the heads up, any suggestions? I used to go to Pure Gold and Locomotion in Mississauga when I lived in Toronto for a few years. I always thought Sundowners was better though, are those better these days? And yes I was planning to find a hotel to crash at in Niagara before driving back to Billy Bishop (I'm flying in there not Pearson).
My last sundowner visit was a year ago or so and I would have said then it had seen better days. But you can say that about a lot of TO clubs these days. They are still good but the were better once, or maybe I was just starry eyed then. Different than clubs but good in a different way are the legit sex based massage places. Check out Allure for a change of pace maybe, depending on what you’re looking for.
I like the Downer, and it will still be busy if you go at night, but honestly, Loco and Atlantis are both better bets. If you are driving from Toronto to NF, the drive can be busy and long. Also, at night at the Downer, they scan your license.
@TonyC21 OK thanks, I'm familiar with Loco. I just knew that summer is the peak time when all the hotties would go to Sundowner and didn't know if there would be any left come late October.
@Neville It is still busy at night (after 9 or 10) and there are certainly a decent amount of hotties working.
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