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Published:
September 28, 2026
Lifestyle
12 Fun Chol Hamoed Ideas for Kids in Toronto
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Multiple Locations
Ages: best around 7+
Interactive challenge rooms where you run, jump, dodge, climb and compete. - The Play Scape
30 Dean Park Rd, Unit 21, Scarborough
Ages: roughly 5–12
Arcade, VR, duckpin bowling, claw machines and air hockey. - Bowmanville Creek Fish Ladder
35 Roenigk Dr, Bowmanville
Ages: all ages
Watch fish making their way through the fish ladder and explore the creek and surrounding area. - AeroSports Scarborough
1120 Birchmount Rd, Scarborough
Ages: 4+; individual activities have different requirements
Trampolines, ninja activities, go-karts, laser tag, bazooka ball and mini golf. - Kart Town
85 Ellesmere Rd, Unit 102, Scarborough
Ages: roughly 2–10
Kid-sized go-karts, arcade games and indoor play. - Reptilia Vaughan
2501 Rutherford Rd, Concord
Ages: all ages
Indoor reptile zoo with snakes, crocodiles, turtles and other reptiles, plus shows and a kids' play area. - LEGOLAND Discovery Centre
1 Bass Pro Mills Dr, Vaughan
Ages: roughly 3–12
LEGO rides, interactive building areas, MINILAND and a 4D cinema. - Museum of Illusions
132 Front St E, Toronto
Ages: all ages
Interactive optical illusions, perspective rooms and hands-on exhibits that are fun for kids and adults. - Space Centre Vaughan
7751 Keele St, Concord
Ages: roughly 3–12
Indoor space-themed play centre with climbing, slides, obstacles and lots for both younger and older kids. - Daydream Adventures
186 Main St N, Brampton
Ages: check individual room requirements
Immersive escape-room adventures with elaborate sets, puzzles and storylines. Rooms are designed to be more family-friendly. - Pocket Planet Canada
10 Dundas St E, Toronto
Ages: roughly 4–10
A giant miniature Canada with moving trains, cars, lights and tons of tiny details to discover. - The Clay Room
279 Danforth Ave, Toronto
Ages: all ages
Drop-in paint-your-own-pottery studio. Choose a ceramic piece, paint it, and they glaze and fire it for you to pick up later.
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