We visited the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for the T.O. Food & Drink Fest, and the overall experience was very smooth from the start. Check-in and badge pickup were easy, and everything was clearly organized with signs showing where the lines began and how to move through ticket scanning and up the escalators. The event map helped a lot, and vendors were easy to find. There was a great mix of food, drinks, desserts, chocolates, warm meals, and even merchandise, plus short chef demos and fun bartending classes happening throughout the festival. The venue itself handled the crowd well, and the aisles were clearly marked, which made walking around comfortable. It was nice to see live chef presentations where they explained dishes step by step. Parking is available in both the North Building and South Building garages, which is convenient, but it is on the expensive side. read more

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I was at a conference here last week and overall enjoyed the location. It was walking distance from a few different hotels, several restaurants, and lots of family activities like the aquarium and stadium. The design is mostly underground and very confusing at first, it took me a couple of days to get the layout down. The rooms were comfortable and visual and audio all worked well. Bathrooms were tidy and everything was clean. I especially liked the hallway seating, there were tons of little nooks with comfy couches and chairs where you could tuck away in between lectures. read more

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We went to the women's show. I haven't seen so many people packed in one place for a long time. I started with different food samples then went to the drink samples. Pretty much full within the hour and won't have to buy any food. I purchased some naan bread and organic face wash. Even though I didn't get the gift pack in the beginning, when I left around 4pm they were giving out more free samples so not total lost. My review is really for the event. The space is used for a lot of different events, at least the washroom is always clean enough which is a plus for the women. read more

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Great meeting and event facilities located within a 10-minute walk of Union Station. A convenient PATH walkway connects the South and North buildings, making it easy to move between them in any weather. The area is surrounded by numerous hotels, restaurants, shops, and convenience stores, offering plenty of options for visitors. read more

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Great space, so many rooms. However it is very spread out and hard to find those rooms. Definitely stop to ask someone about how to get where you're going and avoid walking too far in the wrong direction. read more

I've been here quite a few times for conventions and events. Each time, it was enjoyable. There's a lot of ground to cover if both the north and south buildings are open. You could spend the whole day there and not see everything. There are plenty of washrooms, and some drinking fountains and water bottle filling stations scattered throughout. There is parking on site, and public transportation is nearby. read more

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Great auto show & well organized like every year. Love seeing the latest cars & technology! read more

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Words cannot even describe how much fun we all had as a family at the Toronto Auto show!!! It was so much fun and all day activities non stop! We arrived at noon after breakfast and parked at the public parking and paid $12 but it was more than worth it! Cars after cars after cars for the entire day!!!!! All the cars you can see, sit, and touch and even test drive in the world. The most amazing auto show I've ever seen and been to!!! We left at 10pm and after 3 floors and 2 buildings, we finally saw all the cars. An absolute must for car lovers!!! 1000 stars all the way! read more

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Enormous convention center that is conveniently located in Toronto. It is truly a great venue for large professional conventions - the facilities are clean, well-maintained, and offer a comfortable space for learning. The seating is comfortable, the audio-visual services were reliable and impressively curated. Overall, I'm very happy when my trade conferences get booked in Toronto, and look forward to my next visit with ASPS or ASSH in the future! read more

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Went for the Food & Drink Fest and had a great time! The venue was spacious, easy to navigate, and perfect for hosting big food events. Loved the variety of vendors and how organized everything felt. Looking forward to the next one! read more

Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC) has been kicking around for decades. It is most noted for the Canadian International Autoshow, where car enthusiast gawk at futuristic and potential car models that may either be crazy ideas or end up in a showroom. I rarely drop by this area and MTCC. I was recently here for Beyond Monet. Previously, I was here for a convention in which my former employer had a showcase stall over a decade ago. It was nice to get reacquainted with the area and MTCC. MTCC is so massive that it has two buildings: north and south. Beyond Money was in the north building and its entrance faces Front Street West. The south building faces Bremner Boulevard. Parking rates are steep at MTCC. Evening parking hits a maximum of $27. Break out your credit card with the high credit limit or take the TTC here! I was fortunate to have found reasonable parking lot across from the north building at Simcoe Place and paid a maximum of $10 on a Wednesday evening. Staff were super helpful and friendly when I was there. I had no problem checking in to Beyond Monet and doing a contact tracing survey on my phone. I also needed help with where the washrooms were and got a concise answer from a female staff member. There are escalators to get you up and down floors. Everything is clean and well-kept, from the carpeting, to the washrooms. The washrooms have steps to and from them. However, there is a single stall for accessibility, which was good to see. I reckon that there are typically food stalls to grab a bit or snacks. During the pandemic, they are non-existent. There are eateries close by, so you definitely won't starve if you do need to grab a bite. I had a decent experience. I'm glad that I returned after over a decade to check it out. (330) read more

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They have a lot if space for holding shows, conferences and fests. Plenty if seating and washrooms. Connected to the subway as well through a walk away. read more

This review is for the poor signage once one enters the convention center which I recently attended. If you are walking to the convention our event was in the South area of the building and on my first day walked thru the Intercontinental Hotel which is one long walk. Overhead signage once you leave the hotel is very poor with going up and then walking thru a sky bridge and then down several levels. The best way is to walk outside and under the bridge and turn where you will see the doors to the south hall entrance. Also Ride Shares and taxis drop off here. 222 Bremner street is the address and put this in your GPS when walking. read more

I rarely go to conventions at the Metro Toronto Convention Center. I've been here twice in the past several years. On my last visit, I attended the Canadian International Auto Show. MTCC is massive. The auto show covered both the north and south sides as well as multiple floors. The auto show is great if you're in the market for a new car. It's a great place to sit in and inspect multiple cars and find out more information about what's currently on the market without being bothered by sales people. The only downside is that it's busy, even on weekdays. Plus, if you don't mind giving away some of your info, you can win prizes (I won a Starbucks gift card), cars, vacations, and manufacturers may even send you coupons off your next car. If you are interested in electric cars, Plug'n Drive as well as some manufacturers have cars available for test drives. There were several restrooms throughout the convention center and they were all clean. There are also several food vendors on-site, but you're better off leaving and going to a food court nearby. Did I mention that MTCC is massive? I walked around several times and spent a few hours at MTCC. When I got home, I was ready to take an extended nap. read more

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I guess I keep forgetting to review this one even though I've been here so many times for conventions. I love coming to this convention center because it has a lot of space to work with and has so many places where you can take photos. It's a little bit convoluted to get around because of all the floors/escalators. Overall, a good place to be, especially if it's ventilated properly. read more

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Absolutely massive building, but clearly needs some TLC to bring it into this decade... I had a conference here and was excited to see what the venue offered. First off, as many have stated, yes its large, but the problem is navigating it. Lack of directions and not a lot of staff around make it not so fun when running between sessions. Lets not talk about food as it was hit or miss if you can find it. Clearly anyone is allowed in as many locals use it for cover in the winter and summer for free AC/Heating, so there is a pro tip for you! It is near many attractions and trendy neighborhoods, so that is always a plus as well. While not a huge review, it is a conference center after all and one I was not overly impressed with. read more

The Metro Toronto Convention Centre is an interesting place. This is hands down one of the largest convention centre's I've been too and can be pretty confusing if you don't know where you are going. I've been to a number of comic con's here along with WWE's Summerslam Axxess which is what brought me here over the weekend and I've had fairly different experiences pretty much every visit. There are a ton of different ways to get into the building and there's no clear signs from the outside which ones you should actually use depending on the event. I've gotten lost in the past and turned away at a bunch of doors just to be sent to the opposite side of the building to enter. Over the weekend I was here for Summerslam Axxess and it was a pretty solid experience. The staff here is fairly helpful and even if they can't help you they usually send someone over who can. The building itself is beautiful and has so many different size conference rooms this place can host pretty much anything. If you live in Toronto, chances are you have been or will come to this place at some point for something. It's a great building located at an easy to get to location making it a pretty solid convention centre. I'll definitely be returning for something in the near future! read more

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Very great location with have a lot of stuff nearby very convenient because it is centrally located, the place has several entry with making easier to get in, it also has a lot of rooms, with depend on your event you have rent a floor, several floor, a room or anything you need. The cafeteria is not so great but is enough for a coffee, drinks or a bagel. But if you go outside is your find a nice food court nearby. I came to celebrate de rotary convention and was I impressed by the structure of the building. If you are lucky you will not end walking a lot like I did because my different activity was all around, but I did not mind it. Also, one thing that I have to highlight is that the Union station is inside of the building. read more

This place is huge and events like FanExpo can be a little disorienting because different features are being held from one building to the next. As for Fan Expo, when they say you get priority seating with certain tickets, it doesn't mean you get access to a reserved area, it just means you get in sooner to pick your seat. If you miss that time, you're screwed. read more

the venue is nice, but the split buildings can be a bit taxing, travelling through hordes of people while going from one building to the next is a nuisance at best. I've only ever been here for the CIAS, CMPX show or other performances. security is always out to lunch here, not really the best people to be dealing with regardless of the event. the venue is extremely accessible with the skywalk making sure you stay out of the elements, lots of access points from street level on the front side. lots of underground parking all over the grounds and connecting grounds. this building is almost always clean, and well maintained, but sadly is showing its age. union station is a quick walk away if you don't want to use the skywalk(or not accessible) read more

Easily accessible by transit or car. Lots of parking close by. Huge venue. Came for the auto show and walked between buildings. They have shuttles but wanted to get exercise and we sure did! Cars on every floor, then in 2 buildings.....note to self: next time take shuttle. Crowds and lineups were very big trying to walk across. read more

I don't go to Metro Toronto Convention Centre that often. Maybe once or twice a year. I found most of the trade shows that held here were Meh.... aside from the annual Yoga Conference which I enjoyed. Clean washrooms and Tons of ATM machines...Seems like at every events I went to there's always a line at the ATM? The prices of most of the events that held here are usually more pricier than other locations, but I guess since it is the place to be for anything big or international?! Car shows? Bridal Shows? Food and Wine Show? Yoga Show? Cultural Show? You would find something here that you would enjoy! read more

Great location with nearby access to the TTC and Union Station. It is a pretty large venue, so if you're attending a show, I would definitely recommend wearing comfy shoes! It's also close by to a few great food spots. read more

When it rains, it pours. As with most things in my life these days, whenever I find myself trying out a new place, I find myself gravitating back a few days later because of work or personal commitments. Such was the case with the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, which I was able to visit twice in one week and have a good opportunity to roam the grounds (and try out the food, natch). It may not necessarily seem like it, but this place is absolutely sprawling. If your event is situated in one of the back halls, you best believe you'll be travelling through a maze of escalators, corridors and halls to reach your destination. Luckily, there's ample signage throughout the place, and it's connected to the PATH system, so it's easy to get to here from Union Station. Fate brought me here twice in quick succession for a pair of events offered by the Economic Club of Canada, the second of which was a speaking event where Premier Doug Ford addressed the business community. For this latter event, the venue was the largest hall in the south building in the complex, a sprawling area that easily seats over 1,000 people (and could probably fit 1,500 if they wanted). The place was buzzing when I walked in, and I was impressed by the facilities, particularly the coat check (polite, friendly service by three different people over two visits) and places for camera set-ups. They run a tight ship there, and I ended up staying for launch after the Ford event when an opportunity presented itself. (If anyone from Shared Social Services of Ontario reads this review, no one from your table showed up at the event. Hope you didn't mind me taking one of your spots.) I enjoyed a cooked quarter chicken over a bed of vegetables, along with a nice chocolate mousse that tasted just a touch dry (reheated from frozen?). Lots of nice touches, including full bread baskets and nice water jugs, accompanied the meal. As for the event itself, I learned that this venue was selected because the original site for the Ford event sold out in three hours. Interesting keynote, but he didn't stick around for a media scrum after. The Metro Toronto Convention Centre is a very safe, dependable choice for events of all sizes, and I can see myself coming back here very soon, possibly for the Canadian International Auto Show. Frankly, I'm surprised I never visited beforehand. Well worth a visit, even if you're not attending an event. The atrium alone is worth a look. read more

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The MTCC is a great place to attend conventions and shows, and is probably the largest convention center in the GTA area. I've been coming here since I was a kid, and believe it or not, this place looks exactly the same! Yes, the decor has barely changed and the interior is identical to what it looked like years ago. I honestly think the carpet looks the same as it did back then as well. Although the place could use a refresh like the Art Gallery of Ontario or the Royal Ontario Museum, this place probably doesn't get too many tax credits from the government to justify it. I come here at least 2-3 times a year for the Fax Expo, Canadian International Auto Show, and Import Fest. Most of the shows use the entire MTCC, but that's where the problems occur. As a convention center as a whole, it's big, but when you have a huge show like the International Auto Show, the place just seems too small. There is barely much room to move within the aisles and the show is spread across so many rooms, it gets confusing. The could break a few walls and renovate it so it's more central, but that probably won't happen. Transportation wise, it's very easy to get to by TTC via Union station. There is a direct skywalk to the MTCC and it will be around a 8 minute walk from Union. You can also park directly at the MTCC parking lot, which I have done on several occasions, but it usually costs about $30-40 during big events. I suggest street or private parking lots, which can range from $10-20. Overall a great place to go, when you're hitting that local show or event, but they could use some renovation and planning to make this place easier to navigate through. It is a landmark in Toronto however, so it deserves at least 3 stars for being the main host to so many events throughout the year! read more

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I have been here for many events and they have always been set up well. The admission process is always a breeze and the events have all been wonderful. I would definitely recommend any business using the Metro Convention Centre to host a convention. They allow food and alcohol with permits and can accommodate groups of all sizes. The only thing I would improve upon, is signage to the centre via the skywalk. If you aren't familiar with the area, you'll have to keep asking people where to go as there aren't enough signs. read more

This building is huuuuuugggge and yet you will never feel that the space is too big for you once you enter the insides of it. It is very accessible from the skywalk off of Union Station. The signage is pretty clear on how to get there without having to walk outside in the winter or stay cool during the summer.I came to check out the interior design show for the first time and it was a blast! It was like an instagrammer's dream with all the different room displays that you could definitely spend all day snapping away.You could spend all day looking at granite countertops, kitchen sinks, door handles, doors, speakers, wallpaper, and discover the whole world of interior design. It was actually really really cool to spend an afternoon here.It wasn't just limited to interior design vendors. We also found Volvo, Kim Crawford wines, a pop-up shop alley, coffee bar, food bar with very fashionable food court tables and chairs, and even a home of the future display. It was a very fun afternoon here and we will have to keep on the lookout for the next fun thing being hosted here. read more

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I usually frequent the MTCC for the yearly Autoshow and this year was no different. It's a huge space (North and South buildings) that are connected. It's a great venue for the Auto show - you can pack a lot of people in but it never feels overtly crowded even with all the cars. There is a free shuttle bus between the 2 buildings if you don't feel like walking. The washrooms are few and far between and to be honest, for a space that large there should be more stalls in each washroom. The food options in here are limited for the Autoshow - so if you are coming here bring your own water and some snacks. There is a Second Cup located in here but be prepared to wait in a long line. also, in some sections (the Exotica section) for obvious reasons you cannot bring food/drinks in...so something to keep in mind. There is of course street meat right outside if you don't feel like the options inside (Pizza Pizza, some sushi, curry, etc - yeah I was shocked at the curry too....lol). But of course be prepared to stand in another long line depending on the day/time you go. It does the job decently enough. I've been to a Comic book convention in the North building before as well. There is plenty of parking across the street - it's $20 on the weekends. read more

I attended a conference here in May 2016. The signage was good and the locations of meeting rooms were mostly clear. The staff was pleasant and helpful. The rooms were pretty comfortable which was pretty remarkable considering the weather shifts that happened while I was in town. There were multiple dance recitals going on over the weekend that I was there so that was entertaining...except when there was no where to sit or you couldn't get a beverage at the coffee shop for the crowds. Very good central location. read more

I most recently went to the MTCC for the 2016 Autoshow. The Autoshow and the connected buildings for this year was basically most of if not all the halls in the north and south complexes excluding the Rogers Centre floor this year I'm assuming it's because work is being done on the infield to convert it to dirt this upcoming baseball season. I had tickets in advance but they were stamping and allowing people to come in and out with hand stamps. There was a coat check service on the Front street side from just west from the Front street entrance. The Autoshow was divided among both buildings and it seemed rather set up like an IKEA where you had to go or or down certain escalators to proceed to the next area almost as if they want to make sure you go to every single area and not miss anything. That seemed rather irritating if I'd rather bypass a particular area I still had to walk a particular way unless I wanted to crawl under the a roped off area. The options for dining are not so great and I'm happy we ate beforehand. Getting drinks was hard enough to find and just bothered when we simply were nearby where the food area was (concourse of north building). There are however garbage and recycling bins just about everywhere. It's not difficult to find restrooms either and maybe it was just a coincidence but where the exotic cars were on the concourse level of the north building is where the "nicer" restrooms seemed to be compared to the south building. Overall the MTCC is a decently sized open space spread out venue and for large space requirements like automobiles it seems to work well and the location is good, being that it's right by Union station. read more

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I've been there several times for various events. They do a pretty good job of making it easy to find what you are looking for whether it be a fan expo or a auto expo. The building is very large and well maintained separated into a north and south section. They are split up by the rail-road tracks. If they have an event here, and you would like to go, be prepared for a crowd as this place was made for huge amounts of people. Parking is a bit of a problem but that is pretty much the case everywhere down town so I would suggest parking a little further away than normal. This way, when the place closes up, you can get away from the crowd and traffic quickly. Hard to say anything else because most other items are determined by the event, not the location. read more

Pretty old and dated convention center. The location next to the train station is clearly convenient but the distance between its north and south halls is not. Generally a very uninspiring place with few amenities and no standout architecture or features of interest. Toronto deserves better. WiFi works fine though, so that's at least something. read more

Been to a few events at this venue. It's truly perfect for any tradeshow of any size. It's very clean and shiny. When inside the tradeshow, signage is great, it's signage outside of the halls that is lacking. There should be more sign to show you which building you're going into. I needed the North Building and ended up in the South Building. Once you follow the signs to the North Building, there is nothing telling you which direction to the bridge or that there IS a bridge. Floor maps would be helpful as well. The signage at Union Station could use some help for the MTCC as well. I wondered around Union and I only found 1 sign. read more

Insofar as major convention centers go in big cities, this one is rather good. I liked the art I saw during my visit, I found the escalators to be in good repair, and I found that the amenities in the conference rooms were great. Our convention did suffer a major power outage in one of our general sessions so that was unfortunate and it was occasionally annoying for some folks (especially those who have reduced mobility) to have to traipse around between buildings across connecting bridges and otherwise. The area is tourism central and this convention center couldn't be better located if one wants to see the sights of Toronto including the CN Tower among other major attractions. Convention center food was average when compared to other convention centers. The restrooms were fine. And the amount of space available was outstanding. You can even stay at a connected hotel if you so choose or need one for a convention or conference or event. read more

I'm always happy when there's an event I want to go to and it's at the MTCC, because that means (especially in the winter) that I don't have to walk outside. I can take the Skywalk right to it. Awesome. I've been here for several events and I've never been disappointed by the coat check or the ticket sales or the space in general. It's got loads of room and events always appear to be very organized. Last time I went was for the big Wedding Show (yes, I'm getting married) and my mom and I laughed our heads off at all the crap they try and sell brides. I even pretended to throw a hissy-fit over (fake) wanting a Barbie cake on display (see my photos). The one negative thing about the MTCC? (actually two things) - The UGLY carpet. - The really really REALLLLLLLY ugly neon "art". read more

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I went there for The Yoga Conference and Show (April 9-12, 2015) and had a good time. The venue for the conference was clean and well kept. The washrooms were frequently cleaned and restocked. It was difficult to find a water fountain or station to refill water bottles - I wish they had some in more visible areas or even near the washrooms. I found one tucked all the way at the back of the venue, and it is so key to stay hydrated as you attend the workshops at a yoga conference. The conference itself was not bad - it was my first time attending. Lots of different workshops to attend (free in the Yoga Garden) and the entry fee was only $15 for all 4 days. There were a lot of vendors but many of the items were overpriced and could be purchased for a lot less outside of the conference. They really lacked in the food selection. You can get mainly vegetarian food, smoothies and tea. Nothing really stood out and it was overpriced as usual. You are better off finding a restaurant near by the area. read more

There is not much too review this place at the time that I went. It was for the Toronto Pro Supershow and it was the pre judge session. The venue was huge, lots of room and amenities inside. The security and workers were good and informative on where we needed to go. They have a beautiful orchestra stage and comfortable seating. Not much to complain about from me. It was a comfortable experience. Nothing bad to say about this venue. PS this review may get altered as I go into more event held in this venue. So keep in mind that this may be altered again. read more

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Big, wide open area located in Toronto for all large fairs and events! University Fairs, Autoshows, Bridal Shows, International Midwifery Events will all be hosted at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. It's located right by the skywalk, the CN Tower and Ripley's Aquarium - definitely a place to visit for any large events and shows that happen in Toronto. It's also fairly easy to come here if you are in Union Station! The washrooms are fairly clean, but on a global scale, considering that this is the convention centre that represents Toronto, I feel like it might need a bit of renovation to illustrate the beauties of Toronto! read more

Came here on the Monday of the Family Day long weekend for the 2018 Canadian International Autoshow. It's definitely not my first time attending, but it is my first time writing about it. I wasn't overly shocked with the amount of people in attendance, since it was a long weekend, but if you're not a fan of crowds, I would suggest going on a weekday. I had purchased my tickets with the CAA discount which was quite a deal since original ticket prices were $24 and I got mine for $16. If you're a CAA member, make sure you make use of that discount. I'm not too sure what the parking situation was like at the event since I had walked over from the Brookfield Place after having lunch at the Marché. It might be worth your while to do the same if you don't mind the walk since the restaurant validates parking. I wouldn't be surprised if it was pricey over at the event parking lot since it's downtown after all. Taking the public transportation wouldn't be such a bad idea either if you don't want to deal with parking. The MTCC is quite close to the Union Station and the bus terminal. Just a quick 5 to 10 minute walk is all it takes. There were a lot of staff managing crowds that day at the event since there were people travelling to and from the North and South buildings for the different exhibits. Having several entrances made it more difficult to manage the crowds as people were traveling in all directions. Limiting the number of entrances may allow the staff to manage the flow of people better. At the autoshow, you'll obviously see a lot of cars. Cars ranging from different brands, different prices, and for different purposes. If it's your first time attending, you don't want to miss the exotic/super cars which are located on the lowest floor away from the main attractions. Sometimes it's quite easy to miss since there's only one accessible point that will take you to the exhibition. I'm no car expert so I'm not going to start talking about every brand, but my favourite cars this year at the exhibit would have to be the Mercedez-Benz Project One AMG and the Rolls Royce Phantom. The MTCC would have to be one of the larger event spaces able to host the Autoshow every year, but I wouldn't mind if the event is hosted elsewhere next year for a change. Be prepared to be on your feet, so make sure you wear comfortable shoes, cause it's quite a bit of walking around. You really notice how much walking is actually involved until you've walked the entire show from building to building, up and down the escalators. This review went from what was supposed to be about the event space to my autoshow experience, so hopefully you didn't mind. read more

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While many reviews of the MTCC end up being influenced by the shows they host there - this one is purely of the venue as an event space. MTCC is one of the biggest (if not THE biggest) event spaces in Toronto - especially impressive considering it's location, attached to Union Station and the CN Tower through a 5 minute trek on the Skywalk, right downtown. The venue has 64 (SIXTY FOUR!!) furnished meeting rooms, as well as three halls capable of hosting the largest trade shows in the city, and a theatre. There are washrooms, cafes, ATMs and convenience stores in the facility - and it is surrounded by hotels to make it a bit easier for exhibitors and guests. The most impressive thing about the MTCC is one many people don't know about - their amazing chef and menu. They can host large gala events (I've been to one that had thousands of people in attendance) and their menu is to die for. It really says a lot that they can make 5 star food for a crowd that large! With all these great factors in such a large facility - another impressive factor is that they are a green facility. They've won many awards for their green policies, and even offer a package to meeting planners to make their event "zero waste". The MTCC also supports student scholarships! All in all, it is an impressive space capable of amazing events for any size events. read more