Toronto City Pass Comparison 2026
Compare verified prices in CAD, confirmed inclusions, and booking rules for Toronto CityPASS and individual tickets.
| Feature |  Toronto CityPASS | Individual Tickets |
|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | C$134.96 + tax (Adult); C$99.96 + tax (Child 4-12) | Varies per site |
| Validity | 9 consecutive days from first use | Per ticket |
| CN Tower | Included (fixed, General Admission — Main & Lower Levels only) | C$47.00 (General Admission); C$59.00 (+ The Top) |
| Ripley's Aquarium of Canada | Included (fixed, Flex Ticket General Admission) | From C$44.00 |
| Royal Ontario Museum | 1 of 5 picks (choose 3) | From C$26.00 (dynamic Plan Ahead Pricing) |
| Casa Loma | 1 of 5 picks (choose 3) | C$45.00 |
| Toronto Zoo | 1 of 5 picks (choose 3) | From C$23.00 (seasonal dynamic pricing, up to ~C$35.00) |
| Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) | 1 of 5 picks (choose 3) — added March 31, 2026 | C$30.00 |
| Ontario Science Centre | Not included — absent from CityPASS's current 5-attraction choose list | C$15.00 flat (interim Harbourfront Centre location) |
| Distillery District | Not needed — always free | Free |
| Format | 100% Digital (mobile ticket / My CityPASS app) | Varies by seller |
| 💡 Best For | 2 guaranteed attractions (CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada) plus your choice of 3 more from a 5-attraction list — best if you already know which 3 of the 5 you want. | Best if you're only visiting 1-2 sites, want the Ontario Science Centre (not on any current Toronto pass), or want the Distillery District, which needs no pass at all since it's free. |
| Check price on Toronto CityPASS ✓ Verified 2026-09-23 | Varies per site · Individual Tickets |
Toronto CityPASS
C$134.96 + tax (Adult); C$99.96 + tax (Child 4-12)
💡 2 guaranteed attractions (CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada) plus your choice of 3 more from a 5-attraction list — best if you already know which 3 of the 5 you want.
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- Validity
- 9 consecutive days from first use
- CN Tower
- Included (fixed, General Admission — Main & Lower Levels only)
- Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
- Included (fixed, Flex Ticket General Admission)
- Royal Ontario Museum
- 1 of 5 picks (choose 3)
- Casa Loma
- 1 of 5 picks (choose 3)
- Toronto Zoo
- 1 of 5 picks (choose 3)
- Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
- 1 of 5 picks (choose 3) — added March 31, 2026
- Ontario Science Centre
- Not included — absent from CityPASS's current 5-attraction choose list
- Distillery District
- Not needed — always free
- Format
- 100% Digital (mobile ticket / My CityPASS app)
Check price on Toronto CityPASS ✓ Verified 2026-09-23
Individual Tickets
Varies per site
💡 Best if you're only visiting 1-2 sites, want the Ontario Science Centre (not on any current Toronto pass), or want the Distillery District, which needs no pass at all since it's free.
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- Validity
- Per ticket
- CN Tower
- C$47.00 (General Admission); C$59.00 (+ The Top)
- Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
- From C$44.00
- Royal Ontario Museum
- From C$26.00 (dynamic Plan Ahead Pricing)
- Casa Loma
- C$45.00
- Toronto Zoo
- From C$23.00 (seasonal dynamic pricing, up to ~C$35.00)
- Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
- C$30.00
- Ontario Science Centre
- C$15.00 flat (interim Harbourfront Centre location)
- Distillery District
- Free
- Format
- Varies by seller
Data sources & verificationChecked against 5 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-23.
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Checked against 5 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-23.
| Fact | Source | Last verified |
|---|---|---|
| Casa LomaAttraction details | Casa Loma (official, casaloma.ca) | |
| CN TowerAttraction details | CN Tower (official, cntower.ca) | |
| Distillery DistrictAttraction details | Multiple independent sources (free, open public district; no ticket or official pricing page) | |
| Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)Attraction details | Multiple independent secondary sources (rom.on.ca's own ticketing calendar is dynamic/JS-rendered and did not expose a single figure via WebFetch) | |
| Toronto CityPASSPass details | CityPASS (official media kit) | |
| Toronto CityPASS × Casa LomaPass inclusion | CityPASS (official media kit) | |
| Toronto CityPASS × CN TowerPass inclusion | CityPASS (official media kit) | |
| Toronto CityPASS × Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)Pass inclusion | CityPASS (official media kit) |
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Things to do in Toronto
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Pricing Analysis & Important Details
01. Toronto currently has only one major official multi-attraction pass
Unlike New York, Chicago, or San Francisco, Toronto does not currently have a live Go City product, and no Turbopass product operates here either — Toronto CityPASS (CityPASS, Inc.) is the only official multi-attraction city pass confirmed for this destination as of this audit.
02. Toronto CityPASS guarantees 2 attractions, then lets you choose 3 more
The CN Tower (General Admission) and Ripley's Aquarium of Canada (Flex Ticket General Admission) are fixed. You then pick 3 of 5 remaining options: Royal Ontario Museum, City Cruises Toronto (seasonal, Apr-Oct), Casa Loma, Toronto Zoo, or the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), added to the pass on March 31, 2026.
03. The Ontario Science Centre is not on Toronto CityPASS at all
Its original Don Mills building closed in June 2024 over structural concerns; it now operates from a smaller interim location at Harbourfront Centre (open through December 18, 2026, C$15.00 flat admission) ahead of a planned 2029 permanent home at Ontario Place. It is confirmed absent from CityPASS's current attraction list — a genuine flagship exclusion, not a research gap.
04. The Distillery District is completely free
No pass is needed for this 13-acre pedestrian historic district — the same free-landmark pattern already documented for Chicago's Millennium Park and Tokyo's Sensoji Temple. Only specific shops, restaurants, and ticketed events inside it charge separately.
Which Option Fits Your Visit?
You Already Know Your Top 5
Toronto CityPASS's fixed 2 plus choose-3 structure works well if the CN Tower and Ripley's Aquarium of Canada are must-sees and you already know your other 3 picks among the ROM, Casa Loma, Toronto Zoo, City Cruises Toronto, or the AGO.
The Ontario Science Centre Is a Priority
Budget for it separately — it's confirmed absent from Toronto CityPASS entirely, so no current pass will discount its C$15.00 interim-location admission.
A Castle-and-Museum Day
Choose the Royal Ontario Museum and Casa Loma as 2 of your 3 CityPASS picks — both require timed booking regardless of pass status, so reserve in advance.
A Free Photo-Walk Day
Skip any pass — the Distillery District's cobblestone streets and Victorian architecture are free to visit at any time.
Detailed Attraction Guides
Verified prices in CAD, booking rules, and city-pass compatibility for Toronto's most-visited sites.
CN Tower Guide
Ticket pricing for Toronto's iconic tower, and confirmed fixed inclusion on CityPASS.
Royal Ontario Museum Guide
Dynamic ticket pricing explained, and its choose-3-of-5 status on CityPASS.
Casa Loma Guide
Ticket pricing for Toronto's Gothic Revival castle, and its choose-3-of-5 status on CityPASS.
Distillery District Guide
Confirmed free access to Toronto's pedestrian-only historic district.
🗝️ Toronto's Secret Places
Three free spots — verified against Destination Toronto's own listings.
Graffiti Alley
A three-block laneway of ever-changing street art south of Queen Street West, free to wander any time.
Toronto Music Garden
A free waterfront park whose winding paths were designed to follow the movements of a Bach cello suite.
Riverdale Farm
A free, 7.5-acre working farm inside the city, with barns, ponds, and gardens minutes from downtown.
Things to do in Toronto
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Does Toronto CityPASS include the Ontario Science Centre?
Do I need a pass to visit the Distillery District?
Is there a Go City or Turbopass product in Toronto?
Are all Toronto prices in Canadian Dollars?
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