• Have you visited a city tower before? If yes how was that experience, if no would you like to in the future?
• What is the appeal of a tall tower? Do you think having a city tower in Coquitlam would have the same effect?
• Do you think that having places that mainly attract tourism in a city are a good use of city funds?
• Where is somewhere you would like to visit in Tokyo and why?

I haven’t visited a city tower before, but I’d love to one day especially somewhere like Tokyo Tower or the Eiffel tower. I imagine the experience would be thrilling, especially standing at the top and seeing the entire city below, especially at night when all the lights are on. The idea of being up so high and getting a 360-degree view really interests me. I think I’d enjoy learning about the tower’s history, maybe checking out any exhibitions inside, and of course, taking lots of photos. If I ever get the chance to travel to a big city with a famous tower, I’d definitely make it a priority to go.

One reason tall towers are appealing is because they offer a rare and memorable view of a city and often become iconic landmarks. People visit them for the experience, which boosts tourism and brings money into the area. If Coquitlam had its own city tower, it might not be as popular as ones in big cities like Tokyo or Toronto, but it could still attract local visitors and people from nearby areas, especially if it offered something unique like a viewing platform, restaurant, or art exhibit. As for tourism-focused places, I think they can be a good use of city funds if they are planned well and bring long-term benefits to the community. In Tokyo, one place I’d love to visit is Disneyland Tokyo. Disneyland Tokyo is much bigger than Disneyland California, and did love to compare the two and try the new rides. I’ve heard the park has amazing shows, themed rides and snacks. Definitely a dream trip destination to go to.