Christmas Day is right around the corner, and much of Toronto will pause to celebrate the day. If you’re planning to step out for some fresh air or stretch your legs, this guide to what’s open and closed on Christmas Day in Toronto will help you plan ahead.
Keep in mind that most stores and malls will be open on Christmas Eve and will resume with extended hours on Boxing Day.
Here’s what to know:
What’s open and closed on Christmas Day in Toronto?
Open
- Ripley’s Aquarium
- Toronto Zoo
- Cineplex theatres
- Rabba Fine Foods stores
- Wine Rack stores
- Pacific Mall
- Summerhill Market stores
- Shoppers Drug Mart stores
- Riverdale Farm
- High Park Zoo
- Select City of Toronto skating rinks
- GO Transit — Saturday schedule
- TTC — Sunday service
Closed
- Shopping malls
- Most retail stores
- Most major attractions — including Distillery District Winter Village, and Canada’s Wonderland
- Most grocery and big-box chains (Loblaws, Walmart, Farm Boy, etc)
- St. Lawrence Market
- LCBO
- The ROM
- Aga Khan Museum
- Beer Stores
- Toronto Public Library branches
- Toronto community centres
- Mail delivery services
- Government offices
Now that you know what’s open and closed on Christmas Day in Toronto, you can plan ahead!
Happy holidays!
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