'Ghost Walk Tours' is a new immersive experience debuting this October at Exhibition Place, Canada’s largest entertainment and events venue. Combining historical exploration, storytelling, and elements of the supernatural, the tours invite visitors to discover the hidden stories and eerie past of one of Toronto’s most iconic sites.
Led by Steve Collie of 'After Dark Tour,' the two-hour guided walks take participants behind closed doors to explore Exhibition Place’s 150-year history and its reputation for paranormal encounters. Running every "Friday in October (from October 3 to 31) between 7 PM and 9 PM, tickets are priced at $15 per person, with all proceeds benefiting United Way Greater Toronto."
Designed to be family-friendly and suitable for guests aged 10 and older, Ghost Walk Tours offer an engaging way to learn about notable landmarks such as the Stanley Barracks, Horse Palace, and General Services Building, while uncovering mysterious tales and haunting legends from the past.
Eerie Walking Tour Experiences
Toronto's Exhibition Place Introduces 'Ghost Walk Tours'
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