TORONTO
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The 5 most popular dinner & brunch cruises in Toronto. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A 2-hour Toronto Harbour cruise on the Toronto Odyssey with a chef-prepared brunch, lunch, or dinner, skyline views, and rooftop deck time.
Toronto Harbour plated dinner cruise on Odyssey with DJ and dancing, WiFi and restrooms onboard, plus skyline views for about 2.5 hours.
“Very fun, a little over $150 for 2 tickets, then a bit over $150 for about 8 drinks . We really enjoyed our time, view was amazing. Staff was very nice! I would highly recommend. Heard alot of mixed reviews about the food, can definitely say it was very food. 8/10. Felt very like comfort…”
Toronto Harbour brunch cruise on the renovated Odyssey with DJ music, coffee/tea, Wi-Fi, and rooftop views for about 2 hours.
“We could not have a seat by the window (waiter told us that was an additional $25 which is not on their website) and there were only 13 people on the cruise. Plenty of window seats available. As of November 1 they are not "allowed" to cruise out around island so they simply do two…”
A 2-hour Toronto Harbour lunch cruise on the Odyssey with a chef-plated 3-course meal, WiFi, and skyline views from a climate-controlled deck.
“Great meal and service- good staff- nice ship- beautiful views and pictures- highly recommend this boat”
A 2.5-hour Toronto Harbour brunch cruise on Obsession III with mimosa, jazz, skyline views, and a buffet brunch for $88.55.
“In case the app, Viator OR the marketing team for Great Lakes Schooner doesn’t correct it, the boarding time is 12, not 11. I was confused and waited out in the sun for an hour as our hotel was a few miles away. Management did us right after clearing up the confusion. Staff was friendly,…”
