Getting Around

Public Transit 

1. (TTC) Toronto Transit Commission TTC info
2. GO Transit GOTransit

Driving Around town 

Toronto's weekday "rush hour" is usually between 7am - 9am and again from 4pm - 6pm 

Parking 

• Parking on most downtown streets is limited to specific times of days 
• Often requires you to purchase a parking ticket from a parking machine 
• City-owned lots are indicated by the 'Green P' in a green circle 

Taxi 

• Co-op Cabs and Diamond TaxiCab 
• Fares are standards, metered and non-negotiable

The underground City 

• PATH is downtown Toronto's underground walkway. 
• Linking 27 kms of subterranean shopping, services and entertainment.
• Brightly coloured PATH signs 

Toronto Eaton Centre

Toronto Eaton Centre is one of Canada's best-known shopping destinations, attracting over 40 million visitors annually. 

• Opened in 2 stages
• On February 10, 1977 the northern section was built.
• On August 8, 1979, the southern section was completed. 
• Six-storey structure originated from one man's dream. 
• More than 230 retailers, restaurants and services. 
• Reputation as one of Toronto's most popular tourist attractions.
• 25% of its visitors being tourists.
• Located in the heart of the city, at the south-west corner of Yonge Street and Dundas Street. 
• Located on the subway line, Dundas station and Queen station. 

Parking:

Bay/Dundas Parkade 

Yonge Parkade 

Centre Hours:

Regular hours:

Monday to Friday 10am-9:30pm

Saturday 9:30am-9:30pm

Sunday 10am-7pm

Important dates 2014:

Victoria day 10am-6pm

Canada Day 10am-6pm

Civic Holiday 10am-6pm

Labour Day 10am-6pm

Thanksgiving Day 10am-6pm

Black Friday 6am-9:30pm

Christmas Eve 8am-6pm

Christmas Day CLOSED

Boxing Day 7am-10pm

New Years Day 2015 12pm-5pm 

Store Directory A - Z List

Eaton Centre Urban Eatery

Eaton Centre Catering

City Tours

By Bus 

• City SightSseeing Toronto is a double decker hop on and off bus tour that lets you choose from over 24 stops and is valid for up to 7 days. 
• Gray Line Toronto is also a double decker hop-on, hop-off bus tour that also offers excursions to Niagara and Ottawa. 

By Boat 

• Experience Toronto's skyline from the Toronto harbour. 
• Mariposa Cruises is one of Canada's largest hospitality cruise operators. 
• The Tall Ship Kajama provides spectacular sailing experiences on a traditional 165 foot three masted Schooner boat. 
• Empress of Canada Cruises offers lunch and evening dinner cruises
• Toronto harbour Tours offer frequent boat tours where you can get off and explore the many islands and catch and rest urn trip anytime later in the day. 

By Bike 

• Toronto Bicycle tours is great for all ages and enables you to explore the heart of downtown or unique areas like TheBeaches and The Belt line. 

On Foot 

• Bruce bell is one of Toronto's most respected historians that walks you through the city's past. 
• Toronto greeters is a free service where Torontonians show visitors points of interest and their favourite Toronto spots. 
• Bill genova, part of The Genova Tours is a celebrated historian and storyteller highlighting Toronto's neighbourhoods and ethnic diversity. 

CN Tower

Tickets & Packages:

General Admission + Sky pod

• Adventure at every level 
• Check out the views from the LookOut Level at 346m 
• Edge-walk viewing at BaseCamp 
• The Famous Glass Floor at 342m, with an outdoor SkyTerrace
• Access to attractions 

Sky Pod:

• SkyPod is one of the highest observation platforms in the world with an amazing view like no other. 
• Go on a separate elevator at the LookOut level to travel through the core of the Tower (A 33 additional stories higher to SkyPod)
• SkyPod includes a 360 degree view looking down over Toronto,  Lake Ontario and beyond. 

Toronto City Pass

• Visit 5 famous attractions 
• Avoid most ticket lines 
• Includes tickets to: Casa Loma, CN Tower, Ontario Science Centre, Royal Ontario museum, and the Toronto Zoo. 

International Film Festival

Check out the Website of the TIFF

2014 Halloween in Toronto

Family Friendly

1. Boo at the Zoo - October 18th, 19th, 25th and 26th at 11am - 3pm (Toronto Zoo)
2. Halloween Howl - October 30th. An evening of wolves at the zoo followed with a moonlight hike to their home in Tundra Trek. 

Adult Fun 

1. Toronto Zombie Walk & Halloween Parade - October 25th 
2. Halloween Haunt at Canada's Wonderland - Opens Friday October 3rd
3. Haunted Toronto Scavenger Hunt - October 4, 11, 18, 24, 25, 29, 30 & 31, 2014 
4. Murder at the ROM October 4, 11, 13, 18 and 25th 
5. Halloween Part Monster Mash - October 31st, 2014 
6. Baroque + Beer: Halloween Madness Edition - October 30th, 2014 

Ghost Tours Include:

1. I Ain't afraid of No Ghost - From Mid September till the beginning of November ( Every weekend)
2. The Haunted Walk of Toronto - October 10th till November 1st 
3. Segway Distillery Ghost Tour - Tuesdays till Sunday 
4. Ghost Tour of the Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre centre. - October 30th, 2014 

Some Guest information about the EX!

Getting there:

• Public Transportation
• Bike
• Driving 
• Carpooling 

Admission Tickets

Admission	Prices
General Admission (14 to 64 years)	$18
65 & better	$14
Children (5 to 13 years)	$14
Children 4 years & under	GET IN FREE (Please note: Kiddie rides are not FREE)
Family (2 adults & 2 kids or 1 adult & 3 kids)	$50

CNE Gift cards which are available at Food Basics, Fortinos, Loblaws, Metro, No Frills, Sobeys, Superstore and Zehrs.


Hours of Operation are

		Regular Hours		Labour Day Hours
Gates		10 am – 10 pm		10 am – 5 pm
Grounds		10 am – Midnight		10 am – 9 pm
Buildings		10 am – 10 pm		10 am – 7 pm
Casino		Noon – 6 am		Noon – 8 pm
Rides		Weekdays: 11 am – Midnight Weekends: 10 am – Midnight		10 am – 9 pm

For More Information Check out 

Guest Info