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FAQ

FAQ

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01. How do I get to Trillium Park?
Please visit the How To Get Here page to find driving, cycling, walking and transit options to get to Trillium Park.
02. Is there food and beverage available for purchase?
There is currently no food and beverage available for purchase in Trillium Park.  
03. What is Trillium Park and William G. Davis Trail?
Trillium Park and William G. Davis Trail is located along the eastern edge of Ontario Place. The park features an open-air pavilion, and lots of rocky areas to climb and see the views of Lake Ontario. The new trail is named in honour of Bill Davis who was Premier when Ontario Place first opened in 1971. Visit our Trillium Park and William G. Davis Trail page for more info.
04. How do I make a Fire Pit reservation?
There is one fire pit available for reservation in Trillium Park. Please visit the Fire Pit page for more information.
05. Can I bring a BBQ?
Trillium Park does not currently have or allow any BBQs.
06. Can I bring my own food or beverage to Trillium Park?
Visitors are welcome to bring food and non-alcoholic refreshments to Trillium Park. Please do not to feed wildlife and please ensure all waste is disposed of properly.
07. Are there washrooms?
Yes, there is one washroom located at the Trillium Park entrance.  
08. Are there ATMs on site?
Trillium Park does not have any ATMs on site.
09. Can I bring my camera?
Yes.
10. Is Cinesphere open?
Cinesphere is currently closed. Construction work (repairs) on the Cinesphere, PODs and adjacent bridges is anticipated to continue throughout 2023. Beginning in 2024, the majority of the site will be closed to allow for active construction, with the exception of Budweiser Stage and a portion of the parking lots, as well as Trillium Park, as long as it remains safe to do so. For more information about access to the site during construction, please visit our Site Access page.
 
11. Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are welcome in Trillium Park and must be kept on a leash at all times.
12. How do I get a Photography Permit?
Please visit our Photo Permit  page.
13. Can I swim at Ontario Place and Trillium Park?
Due to unknown shoreline conditions and no water quality monitoring, swimming is not permitted anywhere at Ontario Place including Trillium Park.
14. I have questions about Budweiser Stage or Echo Beach tickets. What do I do?
Ontario Place is not responsible for Budweiser Stage or Echo Beach concerts, including all ticketing.  For any questions, please contact Live Nation at (416) 260-5600 or infotoronto@livenation.com(opens in a new tab)
15. What areas of the site are being affected by construction?
As part of the redevelopment of Ontario Place, construction activities are ongoing across the site, including work to upgrade critical infrastructure, such as sewage, water, electrical and gas services. This work requires heavy machinery and construction equipment, as well as trained personnel with proper safety gear. To help protect the health and safety of our visitors and workers, and ensure the redevelopment remains on schedule, the following portions of the site have been closed:
  • Ontario Place marina
  • West Island, including the west entrance located at the intersection of Lake Shore Blvd. West and Ontario Drive
  • Path through the marina that connects the West Island to Trillium Park
  • The east entrance at the intersection of Lake Shore Blvd. West and Ontario Place Blvd. 
  • The west bridge over Lake Shore Blvd. West that connects Ontario Place to Exhibition Place.
  • The center bridge over Lake Shore Blvd. West that connects Ontario Place to Exhibition Place will be closed seasonally.   
At this time, Trillium Park, William G. Davis Trail, Budweiser Stage for Live Nation events, and a portion of the parking lots will remain open, as long as it remains safe to do so For more information about access to the site during construction, please visit our Site Access page.

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