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Ontario Science Centre and 4 other must-see Toronto attractions

Ontario Science Centre

An iconic cultural attraction, the Science Centre is home to fascinating interactive experiences, making it a must-see for visitors to Toronto. There are over 500 engaging exhibits, live demonstrations and IMAX® films. It features Toronto’s only public planetarium, the CA Technologies Planetarium. The always evolving Weston Family Innovation Centre is packed with hands-on experiences that challenge all ages. Bring your little ones to KidSpark, a unique discovery playground and learning space for children age 1-8.

770 Don Mills Road Toronto, Ontario M3C 1T3 At Eglinton Avenue East (416) 696-1000 ontariosciencecentre.ca

Mon-Fri: 10am-4pm Sat-Sun: 10am-5pm Hours subject to change; see details. Closed Christmas Day

CityPASS Admission

General Admission to Canada’s leading science center including the Weston Family Innovation Centre for teens and young-adults, and KidSpark for age 8 and under.

Highlights

• Join in innovative thinking and provocative dialogue in science and technology
• Fun, hands-on exhibits include WordHarp, Ferrofluid Fountain, and Pipe Dreams
• The Weston Family Innovation Centre inspires you to experiment and create
• KidSpark is the learn-through-play space for kids eight and under

CityPASS Entry

Present CityPASS booklet at box office or membership ticket pick-up counter in main lobby. Exchange voucher for a CityPASS booklet at box office.

Special Exhibits Included with CityPASS

Game On 2.0
Through September 12, 2013
From Pong to Guitar Hero, the Ontario Science Centre will host Game On 2.0 with more than 150 playable games from across the history of the medium - including pinball games - as well as rarely-seen consoles, controllers and collectables. The world’s largest celebration of video games making its first Canadian appearance, Game On 2.0 features game design, development, and production including multiplayer games, handheld devices, original concept and character art, and the history’s most influential arcade machines. Visitors will experience more than 60 years of gaming entertainment and technology; from the very first commercial coin-operated game to the latest in virtual reality and 3D gaming.

Upgrades for CityPASS Holders

Special exhibitions may require separate, additional admission ticket; price not included in CityPASS admission.

OMNIMAX Theatre: Separate tickets required. Cost for CityPASS holders: adult $13 CAD; child (4-17) $9. IMAX Double Bill (Fri-Sat nights): adult $20; youth/child (4-17) $18.

Advice for Visitors

• Staff engage visitors with wonders of science through daily demonstrations, so be sure to experience one.

On-site Services

Parking: $10 per vehicle (cash only)

Dining: Galileo’s Bistro (Level 1), The Lobby Café and Great Hall Kiosk (Level 2), KidSpark Kiosk (Level 4), Valley Market Place and Gourmet Cuisine Café (Level 6)

Accessibility: OSC is barrier-free. Wheelchairs, free.

Gift Shop: Mastermind (Level 1), Mastermind Satellite Kiosk (Level 6)

Strollers: Free

Getting There

TTC: Take Yonge-University-Spadina subway north to Eglinton Station, then take the 34 Eglinton East bus. Get off at Don Mills Road and walk south. Or take the Bloor subway east to Pape Station and take the 25 Don Mills bus and get off at St. Dennis Drive in front of the Science Centre.

Group Requirements

Groups of 20 or more: Call (888) 696-1110.

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