Toronto Harbour Cruise

Operated by Mariposa Cruises, this cruise ride takes guests on a scenic sightseeing tour of Toronto’s Inner Harbour. On this Toronto Harbour Tour, guests will gaze upon numerous points of interest from the water including the Toronto Island parkland, Toronto Island Airport, Harbourfront Centre, Rogers Centre (formerly the SkyDome), the Scotiabank Arena (formerly the Air Canada Centre) and the legendary Gibraltar Point Lighthouse.

CN Tower

This massive tower offers a 360° view of Toronto and the surrounding area and features a glass floor which you can walk on… if you’re brave enough. At the CN Tower, guests will be whisked up the glass elevator to the observation areas where you can get a panoramic view of the city and surrounding area. There are actually two observation levels in the CN Tower, and two glass floors. The LookOut Level is situated at 346m in the air and features a large glass floor, installed directly above the original on the Outdoor Sky Terrace level.

From the Outdoor Sky Terrace, you will be able to enjoy a panoramic view of the city while feeling the breeze from the outside air at 342m high. On this level, you will find the original glass floor, which was the first in the world when it opened in 1994. For those who are intimidated by the glass floor, you may find comfort in knowing that this floor is strong enough to withstand the weight of 35 moose.

From sunset to sunrise, the outside of the tower is lit up from top to bottom. The light colors are typically chosen to promote a variety of charitable and special causes. They will also light up in team colors for local major league sports teams for the first night of each game series and final games. Other experiences available at the CN Tower include the SkyPod, the EdgeWalk, and the 360 Restaurant.