I had a lot of fun here with my daughter in law and 4 year old granddaughter. There are plenty of…read morethings to do for all ages. We had no idea what this was - so wandered in kind of blind - if we'd known how huge it was we would have planned more time here. There's a midway, carnival rides, musical acts for both kids and adults, animals, exhibits and a giant food court. It is of course VERY crowded which made navigating through the crowds a challenge. I would go again - and try to be better prepared. The negatives? We went into the International Hall and a fire alarm started sounding. With a 4 year old it was actually scary trying to get out because people were going in and out and the aisleway was not wide enough. They had put an exhibit near the door which required everyone to pick a side to go around it which created a pinch point. It was a poor design setup and they should fix that in the future. I saw no security and no one was helping out to tell us what was going on. Bathrooms were only located in buildings - so you had to use the map to figure out were they were and make a special trip to get there. There just weren't enough and they were too far apart. I feel like Porta Potties scattered throughout would have made a lot of sense given the number of people at the event. Midway games were pretty pricey - $10 (Canadian) a pop - that adds up quickly. Little kids don't understand why you can't just keep playing or trying to win something. Maybe $5 or $6? More signage is needed. Yes I had a map - but I was frequently disoriented on which way to go to a new building. Signs would have been nice.

Cne family pack is better deal. It's long lineup for dog show but have glitz of seat. I basically…read morewatch all the major shows like skating and deep water jump. Worth to go through the show and shop. Most of the kiosk are the same and located same every year. Love the space exhibits but not enough time to watch them all. Love the nfl area with activities and m and m for free. The farm is good for younger kids . Food has lots of variety in the food hall. I prefer seat outside with nice breeze than hot sweaty in door.

Decent event centre. Woman's in Aerospace used the space to…read morehost their event. At times it felt kind of cramped. There were still some people that were not part of the event and blaring music from the upper levels and a pair using the stairs as running exercises while we were having dinner... which seemed awkward.

I was really impressed with this theater, and after the show, I made sure to walk around and check…read moreout the view from all the different seats. There is not a bad seat in the house. They also have a snack bar, which I was expecting to pay terrible prices for. But, snacks for the kids, and coffee for me, were incredibly reasonable. Also, the paid parking lot under the theatre was cheaper than taking the subway anywhere in Toronto. On top of that, you're right in the heart of the area, so there's lots to see and do when you're walking around. All in all, it's a great experience.

Have purchased many tickets from E Toronto. Tickets have always been top quality at better than…read moremarket prices. From front row for my kids at Disney on Ice, Duran Duran for me and me wife or Pearl Jam for me and my buddies. The guys at E Toronto were very helpful to get me the best seats for my money. Highly recommend them for Leafs & Raptors and Jays as well. Good selection of seats to choose from! Thanks again guys

Came to MOCA for Friday free ticket night. Curretly they have Canadian Photographer, Jeff Wall's…read moreexhibition until March 2026. Exibit was mainly on 2nd & 3rd floor. It was cool to see special event of contemporary dance on the same night. They were using the entire floor of 2nd to show performance. 1st floor had Sud Forno to enjoy drinks & dessert after.

As a frequent visitor to the AGO, I found this place immensely disappointing in comparison. Maybe…read morethat's unfair for me to say. The MOCA is very out of the way to get to. 3 small floors with 3 small exhibits. Almost no guidance or description is offered. I would only come back if there were free tickets, or some kind of special exhibit.

This one is a toughie to rate as I don't think it's fair to compare Field Trip to Coachella or even…read moreOsheaga, I wasn't really able to make it to the entire festival, and I'm a bit biased as I won passes through Yelp. Price-wise, I still find it a tad expensive if comparing it to Osheaga 'cause it's half the price as the festival in Montreal, but also waaay less acts. Tickets for this year's Field Trip were $75/day or $125/weekend, just includes access. Osheaga - $250, but how can you compare the line-up? Just to give you an idea - additional costs include food trucks which averaged $10, Buster's was more, tallboys were $9, and parking, THE FREAKIN' parking was $14 and slightly cheaper after 6pm at $11. Vibe? Pretty chill. Ridiculous outfits seem to be more prominent during the hotter day. You sorta just walk around, check out a food truck (or 2), buy a drink if you want, smoke wherever you want, and listen to a band if you want. What made this festival unique was that they permitted children under 12 for free + activities for them. So if you're a parent of young children, thinking of attending, I think it would be VERY worthwhile for you. Tip: You may want to bring noise cancelling headphones though 'cause although your ears may be able to take the music, I found it quite loud even not directly in front of stage. Food trucks, Etsy booths, free water refill station and stuff like that were good when you weren't enjoying the music. Tip: Check out the weather before you head out! It was raining the entire 2nd day and slightly chilly, so dress accordingly.

Disclaimer: I won 2 complimentary tickets from Yelp Toronto Giveaway. So we ended up just paying…read morefor the food. Love the set up and location of Taste of Toronto. This is the first time I ever been to Fort York. Getting there was easy as Streetcar 509 get me right to the entrance. The ground is spacious and I like the white tent like set up giving it an English Garden gallery vibe. I was expecting the worse since I attended the Saturday Evening Session but was pleasantly surprised that the event was well organized and it was not too crowded. Maximum wait for me was less than 10 minutes for anything. Most of the restaurant vendors did have good time management and kudos for all the kitchen staff working so hard keeping us all fed and wait time to the minimum. We ended up trying Little Sister's Pork Belly ($8), Morimoto Toronto's Uni Carbonara with a bottle of S.Pellegrino ($8) and THR's Lobster Grits ($10). Each dish was well presented with good flavours. There are also a lot of free sampling and tasting in various food vendors, For wine tasting, they are going for $1 each or so. Love the different demo. Getting into Master Cooking Classes were impossible with the limited first come first serve openings but watching the cooking class was just as fun. American Express Lounge was a nice touch from AMEX as it has free samples and free bottle water to keep you hydrated. I would come back next year on a nice day to spend a few hours to wander around and sample some food. The longest line being Richmond Station and Drake. I would suggest to skip those as it really was no point spending your time lining up for food.

Contrary to a lot of reviews below, I absolutely loved Taste of Toronto…read more Our group wanted to try a variety of options, so we pooled our money and loaded it on 1 card. Surprisingly, the wait time to try top restaurants were not bad at all. We pretty much got a taste of every dish at every place. By the end of the night, I was holding my magnum ice cream with a big smile on my face. My friends were all struggling to walk and wanting to roll home instead. The main dish that made my night was: Splendido - "True North Atlantic Salmon Sashimi from Atlantic Canada - Avocado, sesame, race cakes." This dish had the "Wow factor." After having a slice, I was in shock. I honestly could not stop talking about how delicious this dish was that night. I had to get a second order immediately. The sauce had the perfect amount of flavor without being too strong to cover the taste of the freshly sliced Salmon Sashimi. The texture from the avocado compliments the tenderness and chewiness of the Sashimi perfectly. Amazing! What I really like about this festival is that you get a taste of the food from top restaurants around Toronto. I will definitely be trying Splendido shortly in the future. I look forward to Taste of Toronto next year and I highly recommend others to join me as well!

This year, you're required to purchase tickets Thursday-Sunday and also every day starting from…read moreDecember 10. So, we decided to visit during weekdays prior to this date. The parking situation wasn't as bad as every year and there were Green P parkings available both underground and in the south-side parking lot. I was less impressed this year as less and less amenities are offered every year and there's not much new to explore anymore.

So I actually had a really wonderful time going in the second to last day of the winter village…read more The last weekend there's no need to purchase a ticket to enter, there's no Santa or carolers, and it's less people since it's very early January. The lights and decorations were beautiful! The light snow added to the wintery ambiance. We got lucky with parking. A new nearby apartment complex was selling parking for the winter village. It was within a block away. If you followed the official event parking signs it'd lead you to 2 Church St parking garage which is about 1 mile away (probably a 25-30 minute walk in the cold. No thanks). The winter village was a smaller than I expected. We wandering around and left after an hour or so. There's a lot of pop up vendors selling everything from crochet plushies, poutine, dumplings, crepes, and more. I think most people would go during December or closer to Christmas. I think it's worth going at least once but I'd hate the crowds during peak times.

Ok, this place starts off with 4-stars because IT'S OUTDOORS. I was there last night for the…read moreHarbourfront Centre Free Flicks and it was amazing. Sure the sounds of planes taking off and landing at the nearby Island Airport may be distracting at first, but you do eventually forget about them as you are swept away by the fact that you are watching a movie in the open air, and on nights like last night when the temperatures hover in the upper 20s after the sun sets, let me tell you being close to the water is a wonderful thing. Seating is surprisingly comfortable, and though I was panicking that our group wouldn't get a "good seat" as we made our way to the mostly full seating area, I can say that there is not a bad seat in the place. Sound quality was great and the fact that they sell beer AND popcorn makes this reviewer give it a SOLID 5-star!

Went here last night with fellow yelpers for a FREE movie by the waterfront…read more It's a fairly good set up. Lots of seating and the volume was good. It was a little hard to see the subtitles at the bottom of the screen because of the seating arrangements, but whatever. It's free! On a day when it was 35+ with the humidex, it was surprisingly much cooler and breezy down by the waterfront. Arrive 15 mins or so before the movie starts or finding a seat could be challenging.