XS Family Fun Centre
Arcade with Laser Tag, Go-Karts and Batting Cages.
Caesars Windsor
Very large casino and popular among residents and tourists because the Canadian government does not tax any winnings. The casino exchanges US dollars to Canadian Dollars at a low rate it is therefore advised to exchange your money elsewhere. Absolutely no one under 19 is allowed on the casino floor; however, those under 19 are allowed to stay in the Augustus new Tower. Those who are under 22 will need to show an additional piece of identification such as a school ID or a debit card upon entering.
University of Windsor
St. Clair College
Music & theatre
The Chrysler Theatre
Capitol Theatre and Arts Centre
Sports
Ganatchio Trail
Stretching from the City of Windsor into the Town of Tecumseh,the Ganatchio Trail provides an excellent way for bikers, roller bladers, or the casual pedestrian to enjoy the afternoon.
Ambassador Golf Club
Roseland Golf And Curling Club
Windsor Spitfires hockey
The extremely popular local junior hockey team was Canadian champions in 2009 and 2010. Tickets can be hard to come by. They play at the WFCU Centre in Forest Glade, buy tickets well in advance.
Festivals
Windsor-Detroit International Freedom Festival
The Freedom Festival is an enormous celebration of both Canada's Canada Day, held on July 1st, and America's Independence Day, held on July 4th. The festival began in 1959 and currently sees up to a million visitors during the flagship event - the Target Fireworks display, which is held in late June. In Windsor, a midway serves as an attraction after the main festivities are over with.
Bluesfest International
A four day blues festival to promote not only the blues genre, but local and international artists. Festival-goers must be at least 19 with proper ID. It's unclear whether foreign IDs will suffice.
Windsor Emancipation Celebration Festival
The Emancipation Celebration is an enormous celebration of Freedom. Held on the First weekend in August Emancipation Celebration was once the largest outdoor celebration of it's kind in all of North America. It boasted colourful parades that made its way from the riverfront into Jackson Park celebration grounds, Miss Sepia Pageants, talent contest, concerts, family reunion picnics and community wide barbecues. In fact these cross-border celebrations drew the likes of Dr. Martin Luther King, Dr. George Washington Carver, Jesse Owens, Diana Ross, Joe Louis, Eleanor Roosevelt and many other world renowned dignitaries annually to appear as guest speakers or simply to join the revelry of freedom. At its peak Emancipation celebration had over 250 000 plus people in attendance .