Museum Tickets & Passes in Ontario

Enjoy the completely renovated Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum, located on top of Clifton Hill in Niagara Falls. Skip the ticket queues at this popular attraction by booking in advance. Book a standalone admission ticket or one of the combo tickets that gets you entry to more of Ripley's three attractions "” the Odditorium, the wax museum and the 4D moving theater. Discover unusual artifacts, find icons like Beyonce and Oprah standing side-by-side, and experience a movie ride that's not for the fainthearted.

With a collection of more than 90,000 works of art, the Art Gallery of Ontario is among the most distinguished art museums in North America. From the vast body of Group of Seven and signature Canadian works to the African art gallery, from cutting-edge contemporary art to Peter Paul Rubens' masterpiece The Massacre of The Innocents, the AGO offers an incredible art experience with each visit. Complete your visit with a delicious meal at AGO Bistro and discover artful gifts at shopAGO.

Experience the world-class destination that is the Hockey Hall of Fame, a treasured celebration of the sport, in downtown Toronto. With this admission ticket, see the greatest collection of hockey artifacts from around the world, plus themed exhibits, multimedia stations, theatres, larger-than-life statues, a replica NHL dressing room and the iconic Stanley Cup. Also, try your hand at goaltending and shooting against life-sized EA Sports animated versions of today's top players in the Game Time model rink, call the play-by-play and host your own SportsCentre in the TSN Broadcast Zone and much more.With mobile tickets, simply scan your phone for direct entry into the Hockey Hall of Fame

A visit to the Canadian War Museum is your opportunity to learn about the contribution of Canada and its military to many conflicts in Canadian history, and how we commemorate the accomplishments and the loss.  Spend as much time as you need exploring the rare and historically important artifacts, uniforms, vehicles, art, and memorabilia that make up the 3 million pieces in the collections.

When visiting Toronto, be sure to stop at the Royal Ontario Museum of art, world culture and natural history. The four-story museum currently holds six million objects in its collections with over 30 galleries showcasing art, archaeology and natural science. The exhibits explore everything from the fascinating history and evolution of tattooing to one of the oldest members of the horned dinosaur family. Then revisit one of the largest manhunts in Canadian history. An entertaining and educational experience for all ages.