There are several IMAX Theatres in the Greater Toronto Area, including theatres at Ontario Place, the Ontario Science Centre, and in downtown Toronto, Brampton, Mississauga and Vaughn.
The IMAX film format was developed by a Canadian company and is now shown in almost 300 specially-designed theatres in over 40 countries. IMAX takes movie entertainment to a more intense, immersive level. Most IMAX theatres are large flat screens of huge dimension, but some are actually curved screens used in domed pavilions. One such pavilion exists at Ontario Place, where the first IMAX theatre was built. IMAX movies are available in 3-D (IMAX 3-D), and viewers can use special glasses supplied by the theatres.
IMAX is well-known for colourful, dynamic documentary-style films. Exotic locations such as undersea and outer space are favourites for IMAX. More recently feature length films are also being shown in IMAX theatres. The extra space, bigger seats, better sound, and picture quality all make IMAX a very comfortable experience for movie goers.
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You'll find many Toronto movie complexes throughout the city. Several locations have 16 to 24 movie theatres with special arcades for the kids.
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Toronto Tours
This summer and fall, make the Toronto CN Tower, Casa Loma, ROM, AGO, Ontario Place, Ontario Science Centre, Toronto Zoo, Canada's Wonderland and Eaton Centre part of exciting Toronto Tours. The Toronto Zoo has undergone many renovations offering exciting new exhibits including the Great Barrier Reef, Stingray Bay, and wildlife from the African Savanna, African Rainforest, Americas and Australasia. Find out more about the Toronto Zoo's exhibits and location.
Torontos Attractions
There's lots to see and do in Toronto. From rides on the glass walled elevator at CN Tower to a tour of an old castle, to Canada's Wonderland theme park, your family will have a great time. Enjoying dining at some fine Toronto Restaurants and Toronto Bistros while you're attenting sports events, music concerts, theatre performances, and Jazz Festivals. Check out the Toronto CityPass Booklet for savings on tickets to major Toronto Attractions. Many Toronto Tour services are available covering Toronto's historic neighbourhoods
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