Very nice museum in a trendy neighborhood. The building is very cool, but not very walk through friendly. A good way to spend a hot afternoon. This ticket is included in the city pass.
In and out privileges are allowed on the same day.
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Very nice museum in a trendy neighborhood. The building is very cool, but not very walk through friendly. A good way to spend a hot afternoon. This ticket is included in the city pass.
It worth the ticket price and definitely more than three hours to see all part of the musum. But if you are short on time, make sure to check out the China, Egypt and Dinosaurs exhibitions.
After 1.5 hrs the kids had meltdowns so we were done, didn't even get one floor done. The array of dino bones was huge and so interesting as too how many are found right here in Canada. Ontario Fun Pass (school kids) was helpful, 2...More
We went to the ROM on the CityPass and paid extra for the special exhibit on the Blue Whales washed ashore in 2014. Seeing the enormous blue whale skeleton was impressive! There were hands-on exhibits for kids, and memorable features (blue whale brain! huge heart!...More
Good range of exhibits but of particular interest was the history of the indigenous people of Canada - outstanding and informative. Blue Whale exhibition was a bonus - and worth the additional fee. Great to see the back story to how the skeleton was recovered...More
I went with my 11 and 13 year old sons. Though they got a bit bored with the pottery and the like, they loved the exhibits with armor, swords, guns and mummies. The dinosaur section was also a favorite. Plan to spend several hours if...More
Visited using city pass, avoid the queues! We could have spent all day here, even with two teenagers. The giant Totem Poles are magnificent.
The dinosaur exhibit was really well done. They also had a large and fun kids area. The rest of the exhibits were just "stuff behind glass". We do a lot of museums and like immersive exhibits to grab the kids attention. It was a good...More
This is the best museum we have been to in Toronto. It is similar to the Museum of Natural History in NYC. It has a superb layout, with creative and engaging displays. We got there at 10 a.m. and went straight down to their Blue...More
This is a very large museum - be prepared to stay the day! We visited the special Blue Whale Exhibition - very good - the back story of how the whale got to the ROM was very interesting. The Dinosaur section was excellent as well....More
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