Even when the weather outside is frightful, in Toronto you can do something delightful!
After spending a lot of time indoors over the last year, there is a lot for Torontonians to do and explore this holiday season! If you are looking for a fun experience, look no further! We’ve compiled a list of fun activities in Toronto:
Do you enjoy all things spooky and spine-tingling? From eerie love stories to secret chambers, restless spirits and more, this 75-minute exploration of Canada’s largest school’s spooky past is a fun outing. The tour is available on Saturdays.
Prices start from $23. For more information, visit the website.
On the opposite side of the spectrum, if you’re looking for a fun family outing in Toronto, you should check out The Immersive Nutcracker: A Holiday Miracle. The immersive experience promises to bring the timeless holiday tale to life around you – on a jaw-dropping scale! Your family will be enchanted by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s sweeping music, including iconic selections like “The March of the Toys” and “The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy”, as they are immersed in 500,000 cubic feet of holiday wonder.
Prices start from $39.98 for adults, and $35.99 for children. For more information, visit the website.
If you are looking for a new way to experience dance, Touch is a must. Toronto Now called it “the dance experience we need right now”. Due to popular demand, Touch has been extended to January 2nd. Fusing powerful projections with superb live dance, Touch is a highly interactive performance forging a dialogue between audience, performers, and multimedia within this 360-projection space.
Prices start from $49.99. For more information, visit the website.
The original Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit has sold more than 4 million tickets in North America, and is still going strong! At this immersive experience, the art of Vincent van Gogh is brought to life on a monumental scale. This immersive experience is a mesmerizing way to encounter art.
Prices start at $39.99. Visit the website for more information.
‘Tis the perfect season for an interactive scavenger hunt! And in this fun holiday-themed activity, you’ll go on a 2-and-a-half hour adventure with however many people you can legally squeeze into your vehicle. Each stop along the way has a clue challenge and a creative photo challenge.
Prices start from $99 per vehicle. Visit the website for more information.
A rebel, genius and legend – Gustav Klimt explored and expressed colours, shapes and patterns without inhibition or limitation. And now you can step inside his electrifying world like never before in Toronto! Immersive Klimt promises to take you on an immersive journey from the streets of Imperial Vienna to the natural world of water lilies, vibrant blooms and mermaids, to his acclaimed Golden Phase.
Prices start at $39.99. Visit the website for more information.
How to get to the Drive In Preview entrance on Freeland Street
From Yonge Street
Head south on Yonge Street to Queens Quay
Turn left (east) on Queen Quay
Turn left (north) on Freeland Street
The Entrance to the Drive In Preview is the second loading dock doors on your left hand side
Follow the directions of the Immersive Van Gogh Staff
From Jarvis Street
Drive south on Jarvis Street/Lower Jarvis Street to Queens Quay East
Turn right (or west) on Queens Quay East.
Turn right (or north) on Freeland Street.
The Entrance to the Drive In Preview is the second loading dock doors on your left hand side
Follow the directions of the Immersive Van Gogh Staff
From Bay Street
Drive south on Bay Street to Harbour Street/Lakeshore Blvd East
Turn left (east) on Harbour St (which turns into Lakeshore Blvd East)
Turn right (south) on Freeland Street
Drive south on Freeland till you see the first loading dock doors on your left hand side
Follow the directions of the Immersive Van Gogh Staff
