We believe that everyone should have access to science learning and the unique experiences offered by the Ontario Science Centre. Our Community Access programs are just a few of the ways we’re supporting members of our community.
For questions about individual programs, check the partner websites linked below, or reach out to our Contact Centre to inquire about booking your visit.
To support school access programs, donate now. Information on school visits and programs is available here.
Museum + Arts Pass—Through the Toronto Public Library’s Museum + Arts Pass (MAP) program, “borrow” a pass for up to two adults and three children online from Toronto Public Library using a valid library card. Passes can be used anytime during regular operating hours at the Ontario Science Centre Experiences at CF Sherway Gardens or after 2 p.m. at KidSpark Harbourfront Centre. Restrictions apply.
Complimentary General Admission — The Ontario Science Centre sits on the ancestral lands and territories of the Anishinaabek Nation, which includes the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Wendat peoples. We acknowledge that this land is home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. This admission policy is one way to recognize our commitment to work with, learn from and partner with Indigenous communities.
Please note this does not include parking or paid programming such as camps.
Canoo (formerly Cultural Access Pass)—Canoo helps new Canadian citizens and their kids celebrate their first year as Canadians. Tickets can be requested using your Canoo app. Canoo provides free admission for two adults, including the Canoo member, and up to three children under the age of 18. Passes can be used anytime during regular operating hours at the Ontario Science Centre Experiences at CF Sherway Gardens or after 2 p.m. at KidSpark Harbourfront Centre. Restrictions apply.
Please note: Support persons always receive complimentary admission to the Science Centre. For more information about our accessibility services, please visit our accessibility page.
Access 2 Card—We participate in the Access 2 Card, an access program designed for people of all ages who have a permanent disability and require the assistance of a support person. Our goal is to improve social inclusion and provide access to entertainment, cultural and recreation experiences without any added financial burden.
This program is a collaborative partnership between Easter Seals Canada and over 500 movie theatres, cultural attractions, entertainment venues and recreation facilities across Canada.
Organizations that serve clients with disabilities are eligible to make bookings for group visits with their clients at the following discounts:
Your visit must be booked in advance by the organization to qualify for the Access 2 Card discount. Please present the Access 2 Card to our Visitor Services staff when you arrive.
To book a visit or inquire about the program, please contact us using the contact information below.
Contact Us | 416-696-1000 or toll-free at 1-888-696-1110