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Having fun isn’t hard with a Toronto library card! Did you know a Toronto library card can gain you FREE access to a selection of attractions in the city? Yep, these small but mighty cards hold more power than you may have thought.
The Toronto Public Library makes accessing attractions in the city free through its tpl:map program.
First and foremost, you need a library card. Signing up is simple as long as you meet the following requirements:
To register, just head to your closest Toronto Public Library branch.
There are over 14 spots but a select few stand out above the rest.
Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO): The AGO is the place to go to see amazing artwork! Not only that, the museum itself is a spectacle boasting vast windows and other architectural sights that will have you snapping photos your entire visit.
CN Tower: Canada’s most recognizable icon can be accessed for free with your library card! YEP! You can get free general admission during regular hours – how cool is that?
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada: If you’re like me and have never been to Ripley’s Aquarium (I know, a crime considering I’ve lived here for 10 years) then this is the perfect excuse to check it out.
Toronto Symphony Orchestra: See the symphony with a guest for free! The cardholder and one guest are entitled to free admission to their choice of one performance on offer, depending on availability.
Toronto Zoo: Not only do you get free access with a Toronto Library card, the cardholder and a group (maximum 2 adults and 2 children ages 3-12) are entitled to free general admission to the zoo!
What’re you waiting for!? Get that Toronto library card and start taking advantage of these free attractions.
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