Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum Admission Ticket
★ 4.6 · 1,559 reviews
- A full day, Dinosaur skeletons and 18 million objects
- Entry ticket
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
One museum, one listing
Royal Ontario Museum tickets on this site come down to one listing: the Royal Ontario Museum Admission Ticket at $18, rated 4.6 across 1,559 reviews. It is an entry ticket, its length given as 1 day, and the description names no guide and no transport, so you make your own way in and set your own pace inside. What it promises: towering dinosaur skeletons through to contemporary paintings, in a museum that holds more than 18 million artworks, artifacts and specimens. The listing shows Free cancellation. If a museum is not what you want, three other entry tickets in the city start at $24.

Quick answer
The short answer. Book the Royal Ontario Museum Admission Ticket at $18: it is the only listing for the museum here and the lowest price of the four entry tickets on this site. For hockey instead, the Hockey Hall of Fame ticket is $24 and carries the highest rating of the four, 4.7. Casa Loma, at $32, has the most reviews of the four: 3,504.
What the ticket covers
The listing describes the visit in a single line: towering dinosaur skeletons at one end, contemporary paintings at the other, in a building that is home to more than 18 million artworks, artifacts and specimens. That is the whole scope of the description. It names no guide, no audio guide and no transport.
That makes Royal Ontario Museum tickets here a simple product: one entry, no options to compare and nothing bundled with it. The listing gives the length as 1 day; it does not say how long a visit takes.
One listing is a short list, and this page does not pad it out. If you want someone to walk you through the city instead, the guided options are walks and drives, compared on the walking tours page.
Book direct
The museum ticket first, then the three other entry tickets on this site, cheapest first. Prices and ratings are live from each listing.
★ 4.6 · 1,559 reviews
★ 4.7 · 513 reviews
★ 4.6 · 3,504 reviews
★ 4.6 · 2,328 reviews
Which one, if…
Each answer is a listing on this site, with its live figures, starting with Royal Ontario Museum tickets.
The Royal Ontario Museum Admission Ticket: dinosaur skeletons through to contemporary paintings, 4.6 from 1,559 reviews. It is also the lowest price of the four entry tickets.
The Hockey Hall of Fame Entry Ticket: museum entry in downtown Toronto, the Stanley Cup to touch, and goaltending and shooting tests against life-sized animated players. Rated 4.7 from 513 reviews, the highest rating of the four.
The Casa Loma entry ticket covers all floors, the celebrity wax gallery and the antique car display, with a documentary on Sir Henry Pellatt. 3,504 reviews at 4.6, the most of the four.
The Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada entry ticket: 20,000 aquatic animals, next to CN Tower in the heart of Toronto and open daily. The listing offers a day ticket or a “Sharks after Dark” option. 2,328 reviews at 4.6.
Each is booked on its own listing. The museum and the Hockey Hall of Fame come to $42 together; the museum and Casa Loma, $50.
What it costs
On this site the museum ticket is $18, the second-lowest price of all 37 listings; only the three-hour city highlights walk at $5 costs less. Among the four entry tickets it is the lowest: $6 under the Hockey Hall of Fame, $14 under Casa Loma and $15 under the aquarium.
The listing description names no student, family or discount rates, so this page does not quote any. Check the ticket options on the listing for your date before you pay, rather than assuming a reduced price exists.
Planning Casa Loma as well? Its own page sets out that entry ticket, what it covers and how it pairs with a city tour.
Casa Loma, compared→Every trip, current fare
Four entry tickets, cheapest first. A dash means the listing gives no fixed length, so no cost per hour.
| Tour | Length | Price | What you get | Cost per hour | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum Admission Ticket | 1 day | $18 | Dinosaur skeletons and 18 million objects | — | 4.6 · 1,559 |
| Toronto: Hockey Hall of Fame Entry Ticket | 1 day | $24 | Museum entry and the Stanley Cup | — | 4.7 · 513 |
| Toronto: Casa Loma Entry Ticket | 1 day | $32 | All floors, wax gallery and Scottish Tower | — | 4.6 · 3,504 |
| Toronto: Ripley's Aquarium of Canada Entry Ticket | $33 | 20,000 aquatic animals beside the CN Tower | — | 4.6 · 2,328 |
Booking
Buy tickets for Royal Ontario Museum entry on the listing linked from the card above: choose your date, see the price for it and pay there. This page sells nothing itself; it compares the listings.
Opening times are not in the listing description, so this page does not give them. Royal Ontario Museum tickets here are listed with a length of 1 day; check the museum’s opening times for your date before you set out.
The listing shows Free cancellation. The exact cut-off is on the listing.
Worth it?
Three comparisons, all from the listings on this page.
$18 for entry to a museum with more than 18 million objects, rated 4.6 by 1,559 reviewers. Only one listing on the site costs less.
It is the cheapest of the four. Casa Loma and the aquarium have more reviews, 3,504 and 2,328, at the same 4.6; the Hockey Hall of Fame is rated 4.7 on 513.
The three-hour city highlights walk at $5 costs less, but it is a walk through the heart of the city with stories on the way, not a museum visit. Pick by what you want the day to hold.
Common questions
On this site, $18 for the Royal Ontario Museum Admission Ticket, rated 4.6 from 1,559 reviews. It is the only listing for the museum here. Prices at the door are not in the listing, so this page does not quote them.
Yes. The card on this page opens the listing, where you choose a date and pay before you go. The listing shows Free cancellation.
The listing does not mention a timed entry slot; it gives the ticket length as 1 day. Opening hours are not in the description, so check them for your date before you go.
The listing description names no student, family or discount rates, and this page does not guess them. Open the listing and check the ticket options for your date before you pay.
The listing names towering dinosaur skeletons and contemporary paintings, in a museum that is home to more than 18 million artworks, artifacts and specimens.
Not on this site. The one listing is an entry ticket, and its description mentions no guide and no audio guide.
Three more on this site: the Hockey Hall of Fame at $24 (4.7, 513 reviews), Casa Loma at $32 (4.6, 3,504) and Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada at $33 (4.6, 2,328).
Want a guide rather than a ticket? The walking tours page compares the city walks, from the three-hour highlights walk to the Distillery District.
Walking tours compared→Go deeper
The tours that include CN Tower entry, from a walk to a night drive.
Casa LomaThe entry ticket: what it covers and how it pairs with a city tour.
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