Transgender friendly dates in Calgary
Did you find a Calgary transgender date? Congratulations! Now it is time to start Transgender dating in Canadain real life. Since Calgary is a transgender friendly city, you can easily find a fitting date. To help you get started we listed a few fun activities you can do with your Calgary transgender date.
- Prepare to be kids once again at the Flying Squirrel
If the weather is not so good outside, you can choose to jump at the indoor trampoline park - The Flying Squirrel. It’s a good start if you are not yet up to having serious talk with your transgender partner. Both of you can swing on rope into a foam pit, challenge yourselves on different obstacle courses and if both of you have the confidence, you can also try to do back flips.
- Keeping the romance alive at the Olympic Plaza
Whether your Calgary transsexual partner can skate or not, this activity will surely make you closer to each other. You can even hold hands as you skate around. There’s also snacks available nearby at Meat & Bread. And if you’re lucky enough, you can dance and participate at one of the many festivals that are held there.
- If you’re both fans of parks, Calgary is the city you should choose
First on the list is Nose Hill Park. This one has trails and can be your little retreat away from the city life. You can walk around, take pictures together, and talk about absolutely anything regarding your relationship.
Second is the Prince’s Island. It is an island with 20 hectares. It has three bridges that connects all the pathway and hiking trails. In that same island, Calgary Folk Music Festival, Shakespeare in the Park, Carifest, Canaday, and many more are held here.
- Something more intimate at the Frenchie Wine Bar
You’re both done eating dinner and you still think that your bonding time is not enough. This 15-seat wine bar will give you a sense of privacy and spontaneity. There’s no rush here. You can talk about the silly things, the topics you can’t bring up when you’re just both online communicating.
