Canada · TORONTO ATTRACTIONS & CN TOWER TICKETS
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The tower, the aquarium, the castle on the hill. Below are the 11 Toronto attraction tickets worth booking ahead, with what each one walks you past, how long to allow, and which passes beat paying at the door.
Explore Casa Loma in Toronto with Sir Henry Pellatt’s documentary, the Dark Side tunnel, classic cars, film exhibits, and more for $29.
“It was fabulous incredible awesome. We ate at Terrance grill, the food was great. Walked the garden paths and enjoyed it so much”
Skip the line at Ripley's Aquarium in downtown Toronto. Walk the shark tunnel, touch stingrays, and pick a time that avoids crowds.
“Aquarium was very interesting, learn a lot. Going after dark was great with reduced crowds. Will definitely attend again.”
Toronto Royal Ontario Museum ticket for $19, valid 1 day. See Barosaurus, a Ming tomb, and world-class natural history and art.
“Great experience! The building itself was stunning. My 4 year old absolutely loved the dinosaur exhibit. Didn't have enough time to properly explore all floors. Next time!”
Small-group half-day Toronto tour with **CN Tower** and skyline views, plus St. Lawrence Market and a Harbour cruise swap seasonally.
“The Toronto Premium Driving Tour with CN Tower and Harbour Cruise was excellent from start to finish. Our guide, Tim, was amazing — very friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about the city. He made us feel welcome right away and gave us a great mix of history, fun facts, and local insights. The CN Tower visit and Harbour Cruise were definite highlights, and the driving tour made it easy to see so many parts of Toronto in a short time. The experience was well worth the money and left us with a new appreciation for the city. Highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Toronto!”
Skip long lines with a mobile ticket to Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum. See Gordo, 30+ galleries, and optional special exhibitions.
“There's no on site parking but there are prepay parking garages around the area. The exhibits are very interesting and there are a lot of cool things to see. The toddler area and dinosaur exhibits are higher up on the floor levels. I didn't research the museum before going so I wasn't aware of the toddler area and dinosaur exhibits until we stumbled across them while getting ready to leave. Had I found those areas earlier on in our visit we could've spent more time in those areas with my 2 and 3 year olds (they loved it). Overall a great experience.”
Skip the line for Ripley’s Aquarium after 5 PM in downtown Toronto, with shark tunnel views, ray touch pools, jellyfish displays, and optional jazz nights.
“Incredible experience, I never got to see the oceans creatures up close like that and last night I got to see Them and learn so much about them.”
Experience hockey history in downtown Toronto, from Lord Stanley’s Vault and hands-on Stanley Cup moments to interactive rinks and TSN zone.
“Great layout. loved the vault. The ticket collectors could be a bit friendlier would be my only comment 🤔 😀”
Visit the Hockey Hall of Fame in downtown Toronto for interactive games, Stanley Cup photos, and classic and modern hockey exhibits in about 2 hours.
“Had an amazing time at the Hockey Hall of Fame—fun exhibits, rich history, and pure hockey magic! 🏒🥅”
Get behind the scenes at Scotiabank Arena with a guided tour featuring Leafs and Raptors locker rooms, practice court, and the Media Gondola.
“The guided tour of Scotiabank Arena was an incredible experience! I brought a devoted Raptors fan to the game the night before - my 13 yo grandson. From the moment we checked in at the Galleria, everything was well-organized and welcoming. Our guide was knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate, making the history of this iconic venue come alive with fascinating stories about the Toronto Maple Leafs, Raptors, and unforgettable concerts hosted here. The highlight for my grandson was the exclusive behind-the-scenes access—walking through the locker rooms, and the Raptors’ practice court. There were plenty of photo opportunities, and the tour struck the perfect balance between history, sports cul...”
Art Gallery of Ontario general admission in downtown Toronto, with The Marchesa Casati, Gehry’s spiral, standout Canadian and Indigenous art, plus ships.
“Everything’s was great....except the Google buy a ticket function was Incompatible with AGOs ticket system. So it saved no time since you had to get in line with the folks who didn’t purchase tickets in advance.”
Book ahead for a self-guided hour of optical illusions at Toronto’s Museum of Illusions, with photo moments, puzzles, and staff help.
“It was a fun afternoon with lots to see and do . We parked in an underground park around the corner on Frederick st and walked about 2 minutes . Easy to find and straight forward with the virtual tickets to enter . Workers will even help with pictures .”
