Royal Ontario Museum
- Address: 100 Queen's Park, Bloor-Yorkville, Toronto
- Hours: Sat - Thurs 10am - 5:30pm (until 9:30pm on Fri)
- Admission: Adults: CA$24, Children (4-14yrs): CA$16. Special exhibitions may have a separate admission fee
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Cultural Experience,
Good for Kids,
Museum
Royal Ontario Museum Reviews
We've found 39 Royal Ontario Museum reviews from Viator.com travelers and members: what they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved. It's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
Review by Carl R, USA, November 2009
Doing what: Toronto CityPass
The CityPass helped us see much of the Toronto sights. We liked the zoo and the Science Center. The ROM Royal Ontario Museum was fantastic. A new exhibit of the Dead Sea Scrolls had just opened, so we got to see that. We spent so much time in the scrolls exhibit that we did not have much time to see the rest of museum. We will have to return to see the rest of the museum another time. The CN Tower was a great view. The weather throughout our visit was rainy, so we could not see long distances from the top. Also the line to ride to Skypod was too long, so we did not get up as high as we wanted. The glass floor in the observation deck was very neat!
Review by Anonymous, November 2009
Doing what: Toronto CityPass
The website stated the pass was good for 6 attractions and the Sky Pod at the CN Tower, but it wasn't. Apart from that, the pass was worth getting.
Review by Marianne M, USA, April 2009
Doing what: Toronto CityPass
It was well worth the money and provided an entire day's adventure.
Review by Phil R B, Canada, April 2009
Doing what: Toronto CityPass
My kids loved all the places. The information on transportation methods was great.
Review by Anonymous, April 2009
Doing what: Toronto CityPass
CN Tower is great and the CityPass gets you all the way to the top. You will be at the highest observation platform in the world! The Casa Loma is also great with lots of good Canadian history. The museums could be larger but they are nice to visit. The Science center is really only for children and the zoo is only open with permitting weather. The CityPass is definitely worth the cost and no need to carry around Canadian currency.
Review by Willie L, USA, April 2009
Doing what: Toronto CityPass
Had a great time. Everything was very interesting.
Review by Adrianna S, Canada, April 2009
Doing what: Toronto CityPass
It would be nice to have a couple more dates extension rather than the nine. I guess it was a bit more hectic because I was out of town for 2 days out of the nine as a result I could do the Hockey Hall of Fame. Overall awesome.
Review by Norman T, United Kingdom, April 2009
Doing what: Toronto CityPass
Definitely worth doing.
Review by Anonymous, April 2009
Doing what: Toronto CityPass
The price was really high. I paid 86 and in Toronto I could have got it for 64. I felt cheated.
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