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hey travel friends today on Toodle the Travel Bug we’re at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada and giving you our dos and don’ts when visiting this incredible place that celebrates life under the surface ripleys is one of Canada’s largest aquariums with lots of vibrant galleries like Rainbow Reef showcasing a kaleidoscope of underwater creatures planet Jellies is mesmerizing and Canadian Waters has native aquatic species that live in some of this country’s most frigid waters there’s even a station that lets guests feel the tank’s temperatures of below 0° C is it cold so frigid or what now Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada is located in the center of downtown Toronto at the base of the CN Tower and that brings us to our list number C this is a fantastic aquarium located in the heart of Toronto near all its top attractions so that makes it a tourist magnet so don’t bring oversized strollers or wagons in fact staff may make you store these in coach check to help prevent traffic jams however this place is superb at managing large crowds one of the highlights here is the moving walkway through North America’s longest underwater tunnel this slow steady conveyor into the underwater world guarantees all guests prime upfront window space and relaxing time to just enjoy and for our do visit later in the day for an aquarium they keep crazy late hours ribblies is open 9 to 900 p.m daily so show up in the evening and avoid some of the crowds number two and our next don’t yes they do have a cafeteria and it serves something resembling food do not eat here let the aquarium feed your eyes and let the rest of this foodie city feed your stomach now when you’re done at the aquarium do walk across the street to the trains and train Roundhouse to Steam Whistle Brewery for some uniquely Canadian bar food and a cold one number one and number one don’t be like me and try to put the kibash on the kids indoor play structure i just couldn’t help but think of all the germs and hey I paid for you guys to look at fish no do let your kids check it out it’s fun and funny like the hidden blasts of air [Music] [Laughter] and the best part is when you venture far enough in your little ones may find themselves part of the tanks and have a whole other vantage point into the life under the sea for more unique travel shows like and subscribe to see where Doodlebug goes next

Exhibit Flow & Highlights
Start on the upper level: view Canadian Waters, the Kelp Forest, Life Support systems, and the breathtaking Dangerous Lagoon (with sharks, rays, turtles).

Then head downstairs for the Rainbow Reef, long underwater tunnel with a conveyor belt, Discovery Centre (shark/ray touch), and Planet Jellies—don’t miss the daily dive show and interactive fun
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. Camera & Photo Tips
Photography is allowed, but flash is banned — it disturbs marine life .

It’s dark inside—use high ISO, wide-angle lenses if you have a DSLR, or steady your smartphone to avoid blur .

Capture unique angles—silhouettes, low-floor shots in the tunnel, waiting for sharks or rays to swim into the frame
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What to Bring & Wear
Comfortable shoes and light layers—some exhibits are cooler, and you’ll be walking a lot
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A small backpack or light bag with hand sanitizer is handy.

Bring only what you need—coat/bag check is available, and strollers must be small (no large wagons)
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Food, Facilities & Extras
No outside food/drinks allowed (except baby food/milk). You’ll find a café downstairs offering sandwiches, burgers, and snacks

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The Gift Shop upstairs sells marine-themed souvenirs; annual pass holders get discounts and free coat check

.Consider special experiences: evening/private events, stingray snorkeling, sleepovers in the tunnel, birthday parties—great for adding sparkle to your visit .

Getting There & Parking
Located at 288 Bremner Blvd, just east of Rogers Centre and south of the CN Tower—walkable from Union Station via the SkyWalk

.No dedicated parking—use nearby garages:

MTCC (Roundhouse Park) lot under Simcoe is very close
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.Rogers Centre garage, also nearby .

Delta Hotel lot attached to Union Station—a stroller-friendly walk
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For cheaper weekend rates, Green P at 40 York St is recommended
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TTC subway via Union station is convenient, especially if you’re avoiding parking hassle

.Family & Accessibility
Certified autism center and fully accessible (ramps, washrooms, coat checks)
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Born with little ones? Pack wipes, and be ready for strollers; smaller ones are best on public transit
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Nearby Eats & Activities
Some local reviews suggest the area is touristy and overpriced—better to walk west to King, Queen, or Spadina for more variety
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Closer recommendations:

Steam Whistle Brewery for pub food & patio.

Pai (Thai), Libretto (Italian), La Carnita (Mexican), or Cibo Wine Bar just a short walk away
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Want an elevated view? Combine your visit with the CN Tower’s 360 or Horizons restaurants

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Quick-Packed Insider Checklist
Tip Notes
Book ahead Skip lines by reserving tickets online
Aim for off-peak Weekdays before 11 am or after 3 pm; evenings are magical
Dress smart Comfortable shoes and light layers
Camera-ready No flash, steady hands, high ISO
Pack light Essentials only; use bag/coat check
Dining plan Café inside; area eateries are overpriced
Park right MTCC, Rogers Centre, Delta Hotel, or TTC access
Accessibility Certified autism centre, stroller-friendly
Don’t miss Stingray touch, jelly dive show, special programs

With just a bit of planning, you’ll glide through each exhibit, capture memorable photos, and enjoy a stress-free and fascinating deep-sea adventure. Have a fin-tastic time!