TORONTO
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 5 most popular scavenger hunts & escape rooms in Toronto. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Play a self-guided dark history clue game through Toronto Old Town from City Hall to St Lawrence Market in about 90 minutes.
“très belle expérience pour explorer la ville et apprendre des choses. Tout en prenant notre temps ! Nous le recommandons à tous!”
Self-guided VoiceMap walk through Grange Park, Kensington Market, and Toronto Chinatown. Offline audio, lifetime access, $9.99.
“Everything that was happen there and it was my first experience it was my first time to visit European countries and it was very nice I wish to go back with my family for more days”
A self-guided Old Toronto scavenger hunt with phone maps, photo challenges, and major stops like St. Lawrence Market and Hockey Hall of Fame.
“We have never been able to enter our ticket in the app. We spent 25 minutes on the phone with the customer service. They didn’t help. We couldn’t get a refund. In total we lost 12$ and 1 hour of our time.”
Solve real-world puzzles on a self-guided walking escape room in downtown Toronto, using a game box, QR hints, and an app.
“My sister recently moved to a new city so I purchased an Escapely kit for her as a Christmas present and to help her explore her new home. She gave me the Toronto kit in exchange.”
A self-guided craft quest in Toronto’s Distillery District with 15 phone clue stops, no guide, and about 1–1.5 hours of wandering.
“We bought tickets and when we opened the app we couldn’t get the quest to download. Only got a failed error.. Tried to reach out for support but didn’t get anywhere after a bit. Disappointing.”
