Toronto: Casa Loma Entry Ticket

1.Toronto: Casa Loma Entry Ticket
Step into Casa Loma’s Edwardian rooms, tunnel exhibits, and vintage cars in Toronto, with a Sir Henry Pellatt film and audio guide.
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Step into Casa Loma’s Edwardian rooms, tunnel exhibits, and vintage cars in Toronto, with a Sir Henry Pellatt film and audio guide.

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada ticket skips the line in downtown Toronto near Union Station, with 20,000 animals, sharks tunnel, and touch pool.

Step into Little Canada in Toronto to see ultra-detailed miniature Canada, watch model artists at work, and spot CN Tower and Niagara Falls.
“Great place to visit - all the miniatures are so realistic & well done. Worth going back when our family comes to visit. Conveniently located at Yonge & Dundas.”

Skip the hassle with a mobile ticket to the Hockey Hall of Fame. Play the interactive rink, see Stanley Cup up close, explore solo.
“This is a great museum. Every hockey fan that visits Toronto should stop here. There’s lots of history to see.”

General admission to Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario: The Marchesa Casati, Frank Gehry’s spiral staircase, Indigenous and Canadian art, ship models.

Skip-the-line ticket to Little Canada: 45,000 sq ft of 1:87 mini Canada, makers studio, and optional 3D scan at Yonge-Dundas.

Catch a Toronto Raptors game at Scotiabank Arena with easy mobile entry, big crowd energy, and seats across the bowl.

Book a Bata Shoe Museum ticket in Toronto for a self-guided walk through shoe history, from ancient Egypt to modern style.
“Interesting short visit, allow about 45 mins. Well presented museum, one of the displays under renovation so not open. Staff friendly and helpful.”

Prebook LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto for a 3-hour family LEGO adventure with MINILAND Toronto, 4D cinema, rides, and workshops.
“Pretty good. They had 3 rides and a 3d thing you could do as many times as you wanted. MY 2 year old had a decent time but its a one and done experience.”

Toronto Zoo entry ticket in Canada’s largest zoo. Spend a full day seeing 3,000+ animals across seven regions for $22.


