Ontario temporarily moved into a “Modified Step Two of the Roadmap to Reopen” on January 5, 2022. With many people receiving COVID-19 vaccination boosters and Omicron variant cases (hopefully!) on the wane, public health measures are set to begin easing on January 31. Businesses and venues in Toronto are preparing to slowly accept visitors again over the next days and weeks. Here are some links to keep you informed about the reopening venues in Toronto from Modified Step Two.

Further information by the Ontario government is available here.

City-Run

Skating Rinks – Outdoor rinks and paths are in full use. Indoor rinks for leisure skate reopening on January 31.

Indoor Pools – Recreation facilities will reopen at 50% capacity for drop-in programs starting January 31.  More information here.

Toronto Public Library – 44 branches were closed on January 5. Those that are open are operating with 50% occupancy. More information here. Update: By March 1, the majority of branches will be reopened.

Historical Museums – All City-operated museums are closed and all tours are suspended. More information here.

High Park Zoo – Open with free admission, but indoor spaces currently closed and capacity at 50%. More information here.

Riverdale Farm – Open with free admission, but indoor spaces currently closed and other services suspended. More information here.

Indoor Concert & Sporting Event Venues

Dates of Reopening:

January 31 – “Concert venues and theatres to operate at 50 per cent of the usual seating capacity or 500 people, whichever is less”

February 17 – “Lifting the 500-person limit on indoor spectator events… such as sporting events, concert venues, and theatres where proof of vaccination requirements are in effect, while requiring a capacity limit of 50 per cent of the usual seating capacity”

March 1 – “Lifting capacity limits in all public settings”

Major Attractions

CN Tower – Reopening on January 31. More information here.

LEGOLAND Discovery Centre – Reopening on February 3. More information here.

Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada – Reopening on January 31. More information here.

Toronto Zoo – Reopening on February 10. More information here.

Museums

Aga Khan Museum – Reopening on February 3. More information here.

AGO (Art Gallery of Ontario) – Reopening on February 1. More information here.

Bata Shoe Museum – Reopening on February 1. More information here.

Casa Loma – Reopening on February 2. More information here.

Gardiner Museum – Reopening on January 31. More information here.

Hockey Hall of Fame – Reopening on January 31. More information here.

Little Canada – Reopening on February 4. More information here.

McMichael Canadian Art Collection – Reopening on February 1. More information here.

Museum of Illusions – Tickets on sale for dates starting March 1. More information here.

Ontario Science Centre – Reopening on February 2. More information here.

ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) – Reopening on February 2. More information here.

Textile Museum of Canada – Reopening on February 23. More information here.

Toronto Railway Museum – Reopening on February 2. More information here.

Immersive Art Exhibits

Beyond Monet – Tickets on sale starting February 3. More information here.

Immersive Klimt Revolution – Tickets on sale starting February 3. More information here.

Immersive Van Gogh Revolution – Tickets on sale starting February 3. More information here.

Family-Friendly Businesses

Cineplex Movie Theatres – Movie theatres reopen January 31. More information here.

Fox Theatre – The indie movie theatre in the Beach reopens February 4. More information here.

Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema – The film and event theatre in the Annex reopens February 4. More information here.

Medieval Times – The dinner show in Exhibition Place returns on February 4. More information here.

Revue Cinema – The indie movie theatre in the Beach reopens February 1. More information here.

Skyzone – Reopening on January 31. More information here.

While it is our desire at Family Fun Toronto to provide you with information and options for having fun in the GTA, we encourage you to take the recommended public health measure seriously. Please continue to practise social distancing during these stages and make responsible decisions for your family and the people around you.