For guests who have questions regarding tickets they have already purchased, please contact our team at tickets@cntower.ca
We can’t wait to welcome you to Canada’s celebration destination. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or marking a special occasion, the CN Tower offers a range of experiences for everyone.
I already have a ticket; do I need to have proof of vaccination?
In accordance with the mandate issued by the Province of Ontario, effective September 22, 2021, proof of vaccination (two doses plus 14 days) is required for admission to the CN Tower for all patrons 12 years of age and older. The CN Tower is welcoming out of province and out of country travellers who can provide proof of vaccination.
Please be prepared to provide your official vaccination record and a valid government issued ID.
I don’t have a driver’s licence, what form of ID can I use to enter the Tower?
The following documents are acceptable forms of ID to accompany proof of vaccination:
- passport
- driver's license
- enhanced driver's license
- Canadian military identification card
- government-issued identification card
- government-issued enhanced identification card
- health card (red and white cards are not acceptable)
- Canadian citizenship card issued before February 1, 2012
- Canadian permanent resident card
- U.S. permanent resident card
- birth certificate
- Indian Status Card /Indigenous Membership Card
What type of ID is acceptable for a 12-year-old child?
The following documents are acceptable forms of ID to accompany proof of vaccination for children 12 and older:
- passport
- government-issued identification card
- government-issued enhanced identification card
- health card (red and white cards are not acceptable)
- Canadian citizenship card issued before February 1, 2012
- Canadian permanent resident card
- U.S. permanent resident card
- birth certificate
- Indian Status Card /Indigenous Membership Card
Please note currently the only entrance to the CN Tower is the Bremner Boulevard entrance (south side of the CN Tower). Everyone visiting the CN Tower is encouraged to arrive via Bremner Boulevard, for the most convenient access, drop off and parking, especially for mobility challenged visitors. Visitors arriving via Front Street will be directed across the outdoor Rod Robbie (John Street) Bridge toward the Bremner entrance.
Do not buy from any source other than CN Tower, otherwise you will not be able to verify that this is an original valid ticket. CN Tower is not responsible for inconvenience due to unauthorized duplication, and reserves the right to deny admission.
Payment options for tickets purchased online include Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and JCB.
All prices are listed in Canadian dollars. Applicable taxes not included in published prices. Prices are subject to change without notice. Children 2 and under receive complimentary admission to the CN Tower.