Visit Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada For Free With Toronto Public Library’s MAP Pass

If you have a Toronto Public Library card, you can visit Ripley’s Aquarium for free by borrowing Museum + Arts Pass (MAP) which provides free admission to many Toronto museums and cultural attractions.

Credit: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada

Ripley’s Aquarium has joined the MAP program and you can borrow the free pass for the Aquarium from 32 library branches.

These include:

Agincourt
Albert Campbell
Albion
Barbara Frum
Bendale
Bridlewood
Cedarbrae
Centennial
Dawes Road
Eatonville
Flemingdon Park
Humber Summit
Jane/Sheppard
Kennedy/Eglinton
Lillian H. Smith
Malvern
Maria A. Shchuka
McGregor Park
Morningside
Mount Dennis
Parkdale
Parliament Street
Richview
S. Walter Stewart
St. James Town
Sanderson
Steeles
Thorncliffe
Victoria Village
Weston
Woodview Park
York Woods

You can borrow one pass Museum + Arts family pass per week (seven calendar days) per adult with a valid adult Toronto Public Library card and you may get one of each venue’s passes once every three months.

Toronto Public Library also lends free permits for Ontario parks.

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