Overall I really enjoyed the opening ceremony.

Seeing the veterans reminds me of the sacrifice Canadians made in the Second World War.

I was able to hear and see the ceremony.

I will attend the Opening Ceremonies again in the future.

The Canadian Remembrance Torch is a proud symbol of our Commemoration and Celebration of our Canadian Military.

I saw the Torch lighting during the Opening Ceremonies.

I viewed the torch at HMCS Carleton.

I took my picture with the torch.

I participated in the closing ceremony and found it to be quite special.

I would like to see the torch return in 2024.

I learned about the WRCNS or "WRENS" and their role in the Second World War.

I enjoyed the opportunity to learn semaphore.

I or one of my party, tried the interactive screen.

I learned about the many men and women that came to Canada through mariages.

The design and artwork of the exhibit is beautiful and made learning about this amazing story.

I would like to see more of these stand-alone exhibits about different relevant subjects.

There was a good variety of vendors on site.

Merchandise was priced reasonably.

The vendors had enough good quality merchandise.

I shopped with one, or more of the vendors on site.

The vendors were pleasant and helpful.

There was a good variety of products available.

I was happy overall with the pricing of the merchandise.

The volunteers working the Boutique were knowledgeable and helpful.

I would like to see more options available at the Boutique.

The set up of the Boutique was well organised and I could see all the products.

I am aware that the Festival is a charity and that proceeds from the sale of these products help to fund future festivals.

There was a good variety of products available.

I loved being able to watch a movie in the park.

There was a good variety of movies to choose from.

I came to watch movies more than once.

It was easy to find movie information for each day.

There was a good variety of toys available.

The area was always kept tidy.

My kids played at the Tulip Town more than once.

It was good to have a distraction for the kids so I could enjoy the festival.

If there was a paid childcare option, I would use it.

I, and or, my child took a ride on the Tiny Train.

The boarding area was well organised and maintained.

I, and or, my child enjoyed riding the Tiny Train.

The VIA Tiny Train was a great addition to the Festival.

I would pay a $2 donation per person for my kids to ride the tiny train.

I was able to find the start of the walking tour.

I found the tour to be a good length.

My tour guide was knowledgeable and was able to answer my questions.

I felt I got value for the cost of my tour.

I learned about the Festival and its roots.

I would recommend this tour to my friends and family.

I was able to locate the starting point of my tour.

The actors really made the stories come to life.

I felt I received value for the cost of my tour.

I would recommend this tour to my friends and family.

I walked the blacklight boardwalk during the daytime.

I walked the blacklight boardwalk during the nighttime.

I enjoyed the variety of lighting features through the length of the boardwalk.

I learned about the pollinators and their impact on our planet.

I would recommend the Blacklight Boardwalk to my friends and family.

I enjoyed learning about the many stories told during the show.

I was surprised by the explosions in the water.

I think the explosions in the water helped to bring the story to life.

I would recommend the Battle of the Atlantic Sound and Light Show to my friends and family.

This was a well organised event at the Festival.

Finding the start location was easy.

I enjoyed the opportunity to do something physical with my family.

I would come back again next year.

I would recommend this run to my friends and family.

I took the Tulip Shuttle from my downtown hotel.

The shuttle stop was easy to find.

The people running the bus were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful.

The cost for the shuttle was reasonable.

I was happy with the frequency of the bus schedule.

I would take the shuttle again.

I would recommend the shuttle to friends and family.

I parked at the Museum and took the shuttle from the parking lot and back.

The rate of $2 per person was very reasonable.

I think this is a great way to make parking more accessible.

I did not have to wait more than 15 minutes for a shuttle.

The shuttle driver was friendly and knowledgeable.

There were enough shuttles running when I was there.

I parked at the museum and took advantage of both the Festival and the Museum.

I enjoyed the partnership between the museum and the Festival.

I took advantage of the discount on the entry fee by taking a picture of the sign on the Festival grounds.

I would like to see more joint programming in the future.

I would visit the museum again in the future.

I would recommend the Museum to my friends and family.

The Canadian Tulip Festival is a much needed event to celebrate and commemorate the sacrifice of Canadians in the Second World War.

The Canadian Tulip Festival should be free to all who wish to enjoy the Tulips.

I understand the need to pay for certain activities to keep the full festival free.

There is enough educational programming on site.

I would like to see more free-standing displays with information about Canada’s Involvement in the Second World War.

I have participated in online fundraising activities like the RCAF Tulip Bulb Fundraiser and Adopt a Tulip.

I bought raffle tickets online or on site to participate in prize draws

I would participate more if there were more fundraising or donation opportunities.

The staff and volunteers were able to direct me to a variety of locations in the park.

The staff and volunteers were courteous and friendly when I approached them.

Volunteers shared maps and other information with me.

I was able to find a staff member or volunteer when I had a question.

If a staff member or volunteer did not know the answer to my question, they called on the radio to get me an answer.

Staff Members and Volunteers were easily identifiable by either a coloured t-shirt or a flag.

I was able to find my way around the park.

There were enough food trucks throughout the park.

There was a good variety of food styles available.

There were enough places to get water in the park.

There were enough bathrooms located throughout the park.

Bathrooms were kept in good condition and well stocked.

I was able to borrow a wheelchair to help a relative with mobility issues.

I was able to park on Dow’s Lake Road with my accessible parking pass.

I liked that the majority of the programming was located more centrally in the park.

I was able to find parking within a 15-20 minute walk to the festival.

I was able to get the Festival’s date and hours of operation easily.

I was able to access information about all of the major activities at the Festival in advance.

I knew the Festival was free with some paid activities.

I was able to register and pay for the activities such as the Tulip Legacy Walk in advance.

I had my questions answered in a timely manner.

I was able to locate other sightseeing activities, restaurants and hotels on the site.

The website was clean and pleasing to the eye.

I was able to access all information in both English and French.

I did my research before coming to the park.