A visit to the Hockey Hall of Fame is as explosive an experience as the game itself. Whether you're an avid hockey fan, a recreational hockey player, a hockey mom, or a wannabe Gretzky, the hall offers interactive entertainment for the whole family as you make your way through the many fun-filled Zones that divide the hall.

In the Household Family Zone, share the feeling of Hockey Night in Canada when families gathered around the TV in the 1950s to watch the Saturday night hockey game. The television set plays footage of real hockey games and commercials. Relive the 6:00AM scene, the time many families headed to morning practices, or drop in on hockey's famous families. Eavesdrop on the players in the full-scale Video Dressing Room Zone of the Montreal Canadians. Watch their pre-game rituals and routines, or get a handle on the newest sports medicine.

Have your event around the magnificent Stanley Cup. Unique venue for groups from 30 to 1,000 people. Enjoy spectacular surroundings, the world's finest collection of hockey artifacts, and fabulous interactive games.

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CN Tower, the world's Tallest Building and Wonder of the Modern World, offers spectacular views, a spell-binding Glass Floor, a motion-simulator ride, an interactive arcade and fantastic shopping. Visit Horizons for casual fare or experience award-winning fine dining in 360 restaurant (elevation is complimentary with entrée). The CN Tower welcomes groups, corporate parties, associations and more. Includes Express Elevation.

Height: Must be 107 centimeters (42 inches) to ride.

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The new Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is a world of experiences all in one day! No trip to Toronto is complete without a visit to see what's new at Canada's leading international museum. Located in the heart of downtown, the ROM tells the fascinating stories of World Culture and Natural History through the engaging permanent galleries and international traveling exhibitions. The ROM also offers special programs and events, educational activities and excellent facilities for private functions. Recently opened in December 2005, the impressive new galleries feature the art and archaeology of China, Japan, Korea and Canada's First Peoples. Enjoy two breath-taking special exhibitions: Deco Lalique and Korea Around 1900: The Paintings of Gisan. Plus, get a sneak peek at the Museum's new architectural gem, the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, scheduled to open in 2006!

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Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is the eighth-largest art museum in North America.

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