---
title: Ripleys Aquarium of Canada
slug: ripleys-aquarium-canada-toronto
type: attraction
sub_type: aquariums
source_url: https://www.tripster.com/detail/ripleys-aquarium-canada-toronto
city: Toronto
state: ON
country: US
address: 288 Bremner Blvd
geo:
  lat: 43.64238
  lng: -79.38604
duration: up to 4 hrs
cancellation_policy: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience.
extracted_at: 2026-06-16T20:56:36.161Z
price_from:
  amount: 32.84
  currency: USD
  unit: per_adult
availability: InStock
rating:
  value: 4.5
  count: 20878
  scale: 5
ticket_options:
  - group: Other Options
    options:
      - name: General Admission
        price: 32.84
        ticket_types:
          - name: Adult (14-64 yrs)
            min_age: 14
            max_age: 64
          - name: Youth (6-13 yrs)
            min_age: 6
            max_age: 13
          - name: Child (3-5 yrs)
            min_age: 3
            max_age: 5
          - name: Senior (65+ yrs)
            min_age: 65
      - name: Sharks After Dark
        price: 29.27
        ticket_types:
          - name: Adult (14-64 yrs)
            min_age: 14
            max_age: 64
          - name: Youth (6-13 yrs)
            min_age: 6
            max_age: 13
          - name: Child (3-5 yrs)
            min_age: 3
            max_age: 5
          - name: Senior (65+ yrs)
            min_age: 65
---
## Overview

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada in downtown Toronto is a 135,000-square-foot aquarium home to over 20,000 aquatic animals from more than 450 species, featuring an underwater viewing tunnel, hands-on activities, and diverse exhibits including giant sharks, sea turtles, and jellyfish.

## What's Included

- Admission to Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
- Access to 11 galleries and exhibits including Canadian Waters, Rainbow Reef, Dangerous Lagoon, Discovery Centre, Ray Bay, Planet Jellies, The Gallery, Shoreline Gallery, Life Support Systems, Kelp Forest, and Dragons
- Live dive shows and Aquarist Talks
- Use of interactive touch tanks

## What's Not Included

- Outside food and beverages (not permitted inside)
- Food and drinks, which can be purchased at Ripley's Cafe

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## Ticket Options

- **General Admission** — $32.84
  Ripley's Aquarium of Canada tickets include one-day access to the 135,000-square-foot aquarium with 20,000 aquatic animals, touch tanks, live dive shows and North America's longest underwater viewing tunnel. Tickets are valid for the date selected.
  - Adult (14-64 yrs)
  - Youth (6-13 yrs)
  - Child (3-5 yrs)
  - Senior (65+ yrs)
- **Sharks After Dark** — $29.27
  "Sharks After Dark" Toronto aquarium tickets include admission to Ripley's Aquarium of Canada after 5:00 PM. Enjoy the Dangerous Lagoon, Planet Jellies and more for a lower price and at off-peak hours with fewer people.
  - Adult (14-64 yrs)
  - Youth (6-13 yrs)
  - Child (3-5 yrs)
  - Senior (65+ yrs)

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## Good to Know

* Allow about 2 to 3 hours to fully enjoy your visit, but you may stay as long as you like during operating hours.
* Nearby parking is available at the Southcore Financial Centre and Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC).
* Infants ages one and under visit free.
* Children ages 13 and under must be accompanied by a guest aged 14 or older.
* Once your ticket has been scanned you cannot leave and re-enter.
* Take pictures and videos with your handheld camera, but avoid using flash photography.
* Outside food and beverages are not permitted, but you can purchase food and drinks at Ripley's Cafe.

## Cancellation Policy

Free Changes & Cancellations — See details upon selection.

## FAQs

### Where is Ripley's Aquarium of Canada?

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada is located at the base of the CN Tower in the heart of downtown Toronto at 288 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5V 3L9, Canada.

### Is there parking?

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada does not operate its own parking lot but does offer two accessible on-site parking spaces on a first-come, first-serve basis and subject to availability. Nearby paid parking is available at the Southcore Financial Centre (18 York Street) and Metro Toronto Convention Centre (Lower Simcoe St.).

### How long does it take to tour the aquarium?

The self-guided tour usually takes approximately 2 to 3 hours. However, time can vary from person to person and you're welcome to stay as long as you like during operating hours.

### Can I bring outside food and drinks? Are they available on site?

Outside food and drinks are not permitted inside. However, you can purchase a variety of food and refreshments at Ripley's on-site cafe and vending machines.

### Are tickets required for children under two years old?

No, infants ages one and under are admitted to the aquarium for free.

### Is there a coat check or cubbies to store personal items?

A coat check is available.

### Can I bring pets to the aquarium?

No, only service animals are permitted inside. Official paperwork may be requested. Guests with support animals are encouraged to contact Guest Services before their date of visit.

### Can I take pictures and videos?

Yes, as long as it is not for commercial use. Please note that the aquarium only permits handheld cameras and no additional equipment.

### Are strollers, wagons and backpack-style child carriers allowed inside?

Strollers and backpack-style child carriers are allowed in the aquarium. However, oversized strollers and backpack-style carriers might not be allowed on busy days as they can pose a risk to other visitors. Wagons or other pull vehicles are not permitted inside.

### Is the aquarium wheelchair accessible?

Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is fully wheelchair accessible. They also have a limited number of manual wheelchairs available at Guest Services for use free of charge with a government issued photo ID. Your ID will be collected and given back upon return of the wheelchair.

## Reviews

> "Brilliant aquarium"
> — reviewer231231, June 10, 2026

> "Great visit"
> — KateLondon_9, June 05, 2026

> "Centrally sited aquarium"
> — wiseoldself, May 30, 2026

> "Busy place"
> — library_girl157, May 28, 2026

> "Must See When Visiting Toronto"
> — PSIMKO, May 25, 2026