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★ Included Attractions:

• CN Tower: General Admission — Entry includes the main and lower observation levels.
• Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada: Flex Ticket General Admission — Entry includes all galleries, dive shows, feedings and talks.
• Plus your choice of admission to 3 of the following attractions:
  • Royal Ontario Museum: General Admission — Entry includes the permanent galleries, select temporary exhibitions, and a variety of daily guided tours.
  • City Cruises Toronto: Toronto 60-Minute Sightseeing Harbour Tour — Ticket includes access to an indoor deck and live narration. (Please note: City Cruises Toronto will closed for the season from December 1, 2025 - April 1, 2026)
  • Casa Loma: General Admission — Entry includes a complimentary mobile audio guide app and Sir Henry Pellat documentary.
  • Toronto Zoo: Zoo Admission — Entry includes all exhibits and a schedule of animal feedings, talks and enrichment activities.
  • Art Gallery of Ontario: General Admission — Entry includes the AGO collection and special exhibitions (not available during member and annual pass preview periods).

City Cruises Toronto closes for the winter season; visit citypass.com for updates.

★ Know Before You Go:

• Tickets are valid one year from the purchase date. CityPASS® tickets are valid for 9 consecutive days including first day of use.
• Adult (Ages 13+): $134.96 (value $217)
• Child (Ages 4-12): $99.96 (value $150)
• Advance reservations are required and subject to availability at some attractions, visit my.citypass.com to learn more.
• CityPASS® tickets are considered activated upon scanning at the first attraction.

★ Why CityPASS®:

• Value — CityPASS® tickets save you time and money at the best attractions.
• Convenience — A single purchase and simplified planning make CityPASS® tickets easy to use.
• Flexibility — CityPASS® tickets are valid for 9 days, so you get plenty of time to explore.
• Reliability — 30 million travelers have trusted CityPASS® products since 1997.

★ Toronto CityPASS® Attractions:

• CN Tower - Toronto’s defining landmark, the CN Tower rises 553 meters above the city skyline. Ride a high-speed glass-fronted elevator to the observation decks for sweeping views of Lake Ontario and beyond. By day, it’s breathtaking. By night, it dazzles with lights that illuminate the city below.

• Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada - Dive into an underwater wonderland at one of Toronto’s most popular attractions. Stroll through the mesmerizing Dangerous Lagoon tunnel as sharks and rays glide overhead. Marvel at colorful coral reef fish, touch stingrays, and discover marine creatures from Canadian waters to tropical seas. With over 20,000 aquatic animals and immersive experiences, it’s an ocean adventure right in the heart of the city.

• Royal Ontario Museum - Step into Canada’s largest museum of art, culture, and nature. Explore galleries filled with ancient dinosaurs, glittering gems, Indigenous artifacts, and treasures from civilizations across the globe. The iconic crystal façade is a sight in itself, but inside, every corner sparks curiosity and wonder for history lovers and families alike.

• City Cruises Toronto - Experience Toronto from the water on a lively harbor cruise. Glide across Lake Ontario for unbeatable views of the skyline, islands, and waterfront landmarks. With engaging narration, refreshing breezes, and photo-perfect angles of the CN Tower, a City Cruise is the ideal way to soak up the beauty of Toronto’s waterfront. (Please note: City Cruises Toronto will closed for the season from December 1, 2025 - April 1, 2026)

• Casa Loma - Discover a real-life castle perched in midtown Toronto. Wander through stately suites, secret passageways, soaring towers, and lush gardens that transport you back to a bygone era. This Gothic Revival mansion tells stories of ambition and elegance while offering one of the city’s most romantic backdrops.

• Toronto Zoo – Embark on a global wildlife journey at the Toronto Zoo, home to over 5,000 animals representing 450+ species. Meet majestic polar bears in the award-winning Tundra Trek, wander through lush rainforests, and get close to giraffes, gorillas, lions, and more. With interactive kids’ zones, seasonal exhibits, and a mission to protect wildlife, it’s an adventure for all ages.

• Art Gallery of Ontario – The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) collection features more than 120,000 works, ranging from cutting-edge contemporary art, such as Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirrored Room — Let’s Survive Forever to European masterpieces, including Peter Paul Rubens’ The Massacre of the Innocents. Works by established and emerging Indigenous Canadian artists shine alongside the extensive Group of Seven collection. The photography holdings trace the evolution and impact of the medium with significant works by artists such as Garry Winogrand and Diane Arbus. Focused collections of Gothic boxwood miniatures and Western and Central African art further enrich the AGO’s multifaceted galleries.