Royal Botanical Gardens is pleased to participate in the Canada Strong Pass this holiday season, made possible by the Government of Canada. From December 12, 2025, to January 15, 2026, visitors age 17 and under receive FREE admission, and visitors ages 18–24 receive half-price admission!
Pass prices apply to Garden Admission for garden areas open on the day of visit. Pricing adjustments are applied automatically when purchasing online or in person. Enjoy a garden stroll and explore the Imagination Playground. Plus, seasonal displays and offerings such as the Botanical Train Display, the RBG Express (outdoor ride-on train, $5 add-on), and the weekend Escarpment Train Exhibit are available until January 4. Canada Strong Pass continues until January 15, so be sure to check rbg.ca/canada-strong-pass for details on what’s available during your visit! This offer does not apply to special events, programs, exhibits, group visits, or membership purchases.
“The holiday season is the perfect time to connect with family and friends while enjoying Ontario’s festive indoor and outdoor activities,” said Stan Cho, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming. “As Canada’s top travel destination, Ontario is home to some of our nation’s best cultural treasures and tourism experiences. With free and discounted admission for youth and young adults at our world-class museums and attractions like Royal Botanical Gardens, there’s no better opportunity to explore our unique province with your loved ones.”
Plan your visit:
- For hours of operation visit rbg.ca/hours
- Purchase admission online at rbg.ca/tickets
- Learn more about Canada Strong Pass at RBG rbg.ca/canada-strong-pass
More information about the Canada Strong Pass is available from the Department of Canadian
Heritage.
“The holiday season is the ideal time to discover our museums with your families. The Canada Strong Pass makes moments like these accessible by offering free entry for children and discounts for young adults. This is a concrete way to invest in our country’s culture while helping Canadians reduce their expenses.”
— The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages
