Porsche Is Bringing A Huge New Attraction To Toronto With A Racetrack, Hotel & Concerts

You won't need to own a Porsche to take one for a spin. 🚗

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Calling all gearheads in Ontario: Luxury vehicle brand Porsche is creating an experience centre just outside Toronto, and it sounds like it'll be off-the-charts fun.

On November 3, Porsche Canada announced that they're projected to open an Experience Centre in Pickering by 2024, and it's going to be a park with several attractions. It'll be the 10th Porsche Experience Centre (PEC) to open worldwide.

According to a press release, visitors will be able to enjoy a hands-on Porsche experience with the help of instructors. PEC Toronto will be situated on a 20-acre site and is expected to become a big tourist destination.

The site already has a casino and will eventually have a concert venue, a sprawling 400,000 square feet of shopping space, a 2-kilometre driving circuit, a variety of food and gaming options, a Porsche shop and a luxurious 300-room hotel.

Plus, car enthusiasts will be able to check out Porsche's historic exhibition vehicles for some vintage vibes.

  • Imaan Sheikh was an Associate Editor for Narcity Canada. She has two degrees in Mass Communication and over a decade of journalistic experience covering everything, from pop culture to hard news. Her past workplaces include BuzzFeed, The Juggernaut, and The Express Tribune (the NYT's Pakistani affiliate), but she also has a history of freelancing with other publications. Imaan has delivered guest lectures at universities and international events, mostly pertaining to online journalism, human rights, and — believe it or not — memes. She has three cats, two dogs, and a tendency to fall into weird internet rabbit holes.

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