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Roy Thomson Hall
Concert Hall, Theater, and Movie Theater
Entertainment District, Toronto
"West Side Story with Orchestra"(4 Tips)
"TSOundcheck tickets are so affordable."(2 Tips)
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King Blue CondosSeptember 12, 2012Located in the heart of the King Street theatre district, Roy Thomson Hall is a true Toronto landmark for music, and live performances & home to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, at 60 Simcoe Street. Read more
Nancy BryansJanuary 4, 2012Beautiful building to visit for a concert or a lecture! You will feel like you have arrived in high-artsy society when you are in here. Dress nicely, you never know who will see you!
TausJuly 4, 2015Daily maximum for parking at Roy Thomson ($17) is actually cheaper than the daily maximum at nearest Green P ($18 at 40 York St) .
The Ritz-CarltonSeptember 6, 2011Enter with an open mind; the design was meant to represent a container for people to fill with their own decorations. Don’t forget to snap a photo of the exterior with the CN Tower in the background.
Great concerts year round from various artists including the Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Dan BrownAugust 9, 2014Amazing place to watch theatre, comedy, stage acts or the TSO. Not a bad seat in the house!- TIFFJune 12, 201220% off TSO Pops Concerts! Get tickets before general public for Love Will Keep Us Together, James Bond: The Music, West Side Story with Orchestra and more 416-598-3375 PROMO CODE: MOVIE
DHR.comJanuary 4, 2012This concert hall, home to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and a venue for the Toronto International Film Festival. For X-Men fans, you'd be excited to know that some parts of the film was shot here.- King Blue CondosSeptember 12, 2012Located in the heart of the King Street theatre district, Roy Thomson Hall is a true Toronto landmark for music, and live performances. Read more
Tree BugSeptember 1, 2011Clue: This location would be found by taking the subway from Younge and St.Clair Station and going 3 stops south, followed by 2 stops west and then 5 stops south.
There's a ridiculously long list of things not to do when attending a performance here
HMVSeptember 9, 2011TIFF Opening Night Gala: Plentyof rattle & hum, indeed! Given the Doc only covers their career to 1991 ....can we expect 20 more years of history on the Blu-ray release?? HOPE SO!
Natalie FordAugust 21, 2013Don't take your lid off your beer...you won't be able to go back in without a lid on everything....
Lori-Jo SDecember 19, 2011"From The Sky Down" - the Davis Guggenheim documentary which chronicles the making of "Achtung Baby" had its world premiere here at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2011.- Tree BugSeptember 1, 2011For Extra Points: Create a Congo line with as many people from the street as you can and take a picture.
Enjoy 10% discount at the store. The store has a better collection than other off-line stores.
Chris HamoenDecember 10, 2014Worst customer service experience I've had. Self entitled pricks. The end to end experience trying to get my father here (complete quadriplegic) in a group of 8 has been brutal. Ending with this guy
Ron MashateNovember 18, 2011For either the symphony or a Munk debate, RTH has great acoustic and design.- TSOundcheck tickets are so affordable. If you're younger than 35, don't miss them!
Ama PodNovember 14, 2010You can buy $20 Rush seats for the TSO the day of the performance. Amazing seats available!
Canadas Walk of FameSeptember 1, 2011While you are at Roy Thompson Hall, why not take a stroll across the street and check out Canada's Walk of Fame?
If you're going to see a pianist, a seat on the left (south) side will give you a view of their hands.
Niles KylieDecember 13, 2009Sitting in the choir section is weird. It's like watching people watch a movie.- HMVSeptember 9, 2011Definitely check-in before going in the building. Sometimes you can't get a signal inside.
Nathalie LussierDecember 2, 2009
PhotoguyNovember 17, 2011Pro tip, the ticket takers at the door don't know what they are talking about.
Alan x el mundoJuly 7, 2015No se preocupen por la distancia de los asientos aquí se viene a escuchar más que a ver
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"nice hall with great staff, everything was in order, and the sleeping beauty ballet show was flawless and very entertaining!"
Fuad Almalki - 8.7
"A building like no other in Toronto! Arguably the best acoustics AND so much warmth and character. 🖤"
Alex Palmer - 7.8
"A great atmosphere for kids shows and very accommodating to the little ones as well!"
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- 7.0
"The jalapeño mac and cheese and steak and mushroom pie were delicious - really well seasoned. Would definitely go back - best pub food I've had in a while"
Sabeen - 9.1
"Great lunch menu in the Canteen. Wifi too. The Sweet Potato Fries from the Appetizer Menu are amazing!"
Mark Crone - 7.0
"Thursday farmers market in the summer - the back bacon sandwich is worth the HUGE lineup!"
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Upcoming Events
- Toronto Symphony Orchestra
8:00 PM on May 21, 2024
- Toronto Symphony Orchestra
7:30 PM on May 24, 2024
- Toronto Symphony Orchestra with James Ehnes
8:00 PM on May 29, 2024
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