Did the "diamond heist" room and it was so fun. Lots of…read moredifferent rooms and a good difficulty level. Had a lot of fun doing the room with my boyfriend! Go here :) we got out!! Jenn and priscila are beautiful and wonderful workers :)

A surprisingly great experience for such a small place! My friends and I did the Diamond Heist game…read moreand it was a lot of fun. It was a little on the easier side compared to other escape rooms I've done but I enjoyed it nonetheless. The riddles are interesting and require thought but are easy enough for non-experienced escape room players. I would go back to try the other two games as they sound a bit more exhilarating.

If you're looking to do popular tourist attractions, consider CityPass as an alternative to visit 4…read moreattractions. I believe they used to have 5 attractions, but now, it is now only allowing you to choose 1 of 2 for the fourth attraction (Science center or Zoo). As far as the other attractions go, I really enjoyed 2 of them (CN Tower, and Museum of Modern Arts). The attraction selection isn't the best I've experienced vs. the GoCard, which also allows you to select from premium attractions. It's too bad they don't have that offered in Toronto. Pros: You can skip the ticket lines if you download the app or save the QR code in your email. This is a huge plus as you'll be saving time waiting. There are 9 days for you to use the pass once you initiate it on your first visit so there is plenty of time to strategically plan out your itinerary. Cons: The selection of the attractions aren't that amazing. I really would have like to visit the Hockey center or watch a Bluejays baseball game. You can't re-enter on the same day either.

I rarely write negative reviews, but my experience with Toronto CityPASS® was so poor that I feel…read moreobligated to warn others. My group bought the Toronto CityPASS® hoping for a smooth, enjoyable experience -- but it turned into one of the worst travel hassles I've had. We planned to use City Cruises Toronto, only to be turned away by the boat captain at the dock after initially being told we could board. There was no explanation -- just public embarrassment and wasted time. We spent extra money on Ubers to get to and from the cruise, only to be left stranded. I called CityPASS® customer service immediately, and their representative specifically advised us not to use the final attraction on our pass so we could request a refund. We did exactly what they told us to do in good faith. Despite this, CityPASS® only refunded $16.99 -- the portion for the cruise -- and refused to honor a refund for the unused ticket they explicitly told us to skip. So not only did we lose money, but our time and vacation plans were completely disrupted. Their refund policy clearly states unused tickets are fully refundable within 365 days, but apparently, they don't stand by this when it actually matters. Customer service was polite but ultimately unhelpful -- just copy-pasted responses with no real effort to resolve the issue fairly. I won't use CityPASS® again, and I'd caution other travelers to think twice -- especially if you want a company that will stand by its policies and treat customers respectfully when plans go wrong through no fault of your own.

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

From the owner: At e Toronto Tickets we strive to provide Great tickets at a Reasonable prices to fans.We connect…read moreour clients with the hottest and most sought after tickets to: Sporting Events, Concerts, Theatrical plays & Opera's. Stay connected by visiting our Blog reviewing weekly events.

The biggest scam ever. Bought tickets and then charged 41.00 each ticket for an Internet fee. Plus…read morethey charge in USD. But the company is in Toronto?! $400 for a set of tickets ended up being $650. Very shady.

From the owner: Ticket Time is Toronto's foremost ticket broker, specializing in choice seating for all major…read moreevents throughout Canada and the United States. We provide a personal service for the general public, businesses and their clients. Ticket Time is family-owned and operated in downtown Toronto since 1988. With years of combined experience and expertise in providing tickets for the events that people want to see the most. Call us today for prices and find your ticket to anything anywhere.

I found these guys on Kijiji and got leafs tickets for the PLAYOFF CLINCHING GAME!!! (sorry got a…read morelittle excited there) Great customer service and tickets were legit. I always worry about tickets from the kijiji and what not but these guys were great! Definitely can be trusted for your ticket needs!

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Lucky little kiosk in the centre of the mall. The owners…read moresuper friendly and always clean! Get lucky winning tickets all the time.

Went previously to see the Lion King and just recently "Ones" (Beatles no. 1 hits")…read more If you're into the Beatles, highly recommended. Not only singing along and bopping to all their number one hits but also learning their history and fun facts that I never knew about them. They were truly amazing....." "We all live in a yellow submarine, a yellow submarine, a yellow submarine." The theater layout is well designed with basically no obscured views. Very clean and well maintained despite it's age, a beautiful and classic venue going back in time over 33 years, oh the stories it must have. Plenty of staff to guide and assist you to your assigned seats. Drinks/bar setup on each floor lobby for those who drink on every occasion. The sound and lighting system perfectly complimented each show I sat in the upper level for Lion King and the mid level for Ones, both levels with perfect views of the main stage with clear sound. Protip- take the side exit after the play is over, a lot quicker than going out the main exit where you entered the thester

(Attended 09/12/25 FR @ 9:00pm & 09/13/25 SA @ 6:30pm): This was a princess of a theatre while…read morepatrons wailed with excitement for the movie premieres! Nearing the end of the 50th Toronto International Film Festival, I finally nabbed a couple of film screenings at the Princess Of Wales Theatre. One of five venues used to showcase films during the festival, this large single-screen venue showcased some of the gala premieres with an approximate capacity of 2,000+ seating. Opened on May 26, 1993, it was built by the father and son producing team of David and Ed Mirvish, with the Canadian premiere of Miss Saigon. Designed by architect Peter Smith and featured artwork by Frank Stella. It was the first privately built, stand-alone theatre in North America in over 50 years - and the first in Canada since the historic Royal Alexandra Theatre. Did this theatre make me feel like a princess and provide me with a whale of a time!? PURCHASE(S) Open Captions Screening - "Poetic License" ($29.00CAD): Having world premiered earlier in the festival, this comedy-drama was the feature directorial debut of actress Maude Apatow (daughter of Judd Apatow and Lesle Mann). The story followed a soon-to-be empty nester relocating for her husband's new job. As she attempted to settle in, her entanglement between two college best friends and their fight for her attention sparked the main theme of the film. It was cute, endearing, and sweet as it focused on the character trying to find her footing in a new environment. The pace was very good, the dialog was casual and fresh, and the cinematography was effortless. Sadly, there wasn't a Q&A after this screening. Gala Screening - "Peak Everything" ($29.00CAD): Whether I was drunk, tired, whatever, this film went way over my head, and I lost interest in it fast. Buttered Popcorn Regular Bag ($6.19CAD x2): The addictive aroma of freshly-popped kernels and hot melting butter sucked me in as always. Plus, no movie experience was complete without popcorn and candy (I had no candy...). Armed with only one smallish size to sell, I inhaled these early in the respective films. SERVICE All of this was based during the Toronto International Film Festival and not solely on the general on-hand staff. The online ticket sales were a breeze once you found a film that wasn't sold out. The "Rush Line" sales were quick once tickets were released, and every human being I dealt with from festival staffers/volunteers, ushers, to the concessions was nearly seamless - thank you! PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance): I was constantly in the area all day throughout the Toronto International Film Festival, so I simply walked. Otherwise, there were spots along the many main and surrounding streets, I believed onsite underground parking, some nearby structures, numerous public transportation options, and rideshares - 'nuff said! ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A fairly modern facade, the multi-level interior was beautiful with an old-school movie palace feel, various murals, gorgeous ornation, and bar/concession counters on each level. The seats were cushioned enough (no cup holders nor reclining seats), very good sound system, and slight auditorium seating so someone could've still blocked your view. My first Orchestra Row GG seat I had was a bit angled but fine, while my second Orchestra C Row M seat was really nice except for the cramped seats and tall person in front of me. There were low-incline steps which were easy to climb. Minimal natural lighting came through the lobby windows while electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were various monitors, no background music, but there was plenty of chatter all around. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Princess Of Wales Theatre was a beautiful facility, any live performances would be a treat to see here, and I felt there really weren't any bad seats unless you were in the extreme angular areas. Everything ran smoothly, there weren't any real hassles, the concession prices were standard albeit a limited selection of offerings to eat while the ticket prices were elevated as was the norm for a film festival. The customer service was easy, friendly, and straightforward. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $70.00CAD BEFORE any discounts/tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS