Inspiring Fitness, Health & Wellness Event
AUGUST 15-16 METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE
RESERVE YOUR STAY Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto
Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, the Delta Toronto hotel features spacious rooms, an indoor heated pool and hot tub, and free WiFi. The Delta Toronto is just steps away from the city's top attractions and sites including the CN Tower, Scotiabank Arena, Rogers Center, and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
Address: 75 Lower Simcoe St, Toronto, ON M5J 3A6
Phone: (416) 849-1200
RESERVE YOUR STAY Intercontinental Toronto Centre
InterContinental Toronto Centre provides everything for you to feel at ease. Feast on culinary creations at Azure Restaurant & Bar. Go for a swim in the hotel's indoor saltwater pool. Unwind at the fitness centre or relax at Spa InterContinental.
Address: 225 Front Street West, Toronto, ON M5V 2X3
Phone: (416) 597-1400
RESERVE YOUR STAY Hyatt Regency Toronto
Stay at the Hyatt Regency Toronto and discover the excitement of Toronto’s Entertainment District. You will be just steps away from all that makes the city a vibrant destination. With easy access to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, you can also explore the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, The Art Gallery of Ontario and the Princess of Wales Theatre.
Address: 370 King Street West, Toronto, ON M5V 1J9
Phone: (416) 343 1234
ICONIC TORONTO EXPERIENCES
From the electrifying roar of a Blue Jays game at the Rogers Centre to the charming cobblestone lanes of the Distillery Historic District, Toronto's iconic experiences weave together a rich cultural tapestry. Equally compelling are the unique urban perspectives offered by navigating the subterranean PATH network and the tranquil waterfront views from a ferry to the Toronto Islands, showcasing the city's multifaceted appeal.
Attending a Toronto Blue Jays game at the Rogers Centre is more than just watching baseball; it's a quintessential Toronto experience, brimming with electric energy and civic pride. The roar of the crowd, the crack of the bat, and the collective anticipation of a home run create an atmosphere that's both thrilling and uniquely Canadian. From the first pitch to the final out, fans are immersed in a shared passion, fueled by hot dogs, cold beer, and the iconic "Okay, Blue Jays!" chant. The retractable roof of the Rogers Centre allows for comfortable viewing regardless of the weather, and the surrounding entertainment district buzzes with pre- and post-game excitement. Whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or simply looking for a lively and memorable evening, a Blue Jays game offers a taste of Toronto's vibrant sports culture and community spirit.
Stepping into the Distillery Historic District is like taking a stroll through a beautifully preserved piece of Toronto's industrial past, now transformed into a vibrant pedestrian-only village. The cobblestone streets and Victorian-era industrial architecture create a unique and charming atmosphere, perfect for leisurely exploration. This designated National Historic Site is home to a collection of art galleries, boutique shops, and artisan studios, showcasing local talent and craftsmanship. From the tantalizing aromas of the Mill Street Brewery to the inviting patios of the district's many cafes and restaurants, the Distillery District offers a feast for the senses. Throughout the year, the district hosts various festivals and events, including the renowned Toronto Christmas Market, adding to its allure. Whether you're seeking a romantic stroll, a cultural experience, or a unique shopping excursion, the Distillery Historic District provides an iconic and memorable Toronto experience, blending history, art, and entertainment.
A visit to the CN Tower is an essential Toronto experience, offering unparalleled panoramic views of the city and Lake Ontario. This iconic landmark, dominating the Toronto skyline, provides a range of attractions for visitors of all ages. From the thrilling Glass Floor, which offers a dizzying perspective of the city below, to the breathtaking heights of the SkyPod, where you can see for miles on a clear day, the CN Tower delivers a truly memorable experience. For those seeking an extra dose of adrenaline, the EdgeWalk allows you to walk hands-free along the tower's edge, high above the ground. Whether you're enjoying a meal at the revolving 360 Restaurant or simply taking in the stunning vistas, a trip to the CN Tower is a must-do for any visitor to Toronto.
Attending the Canadian National Exhibition, affectionately known as "The Ex," is a quintessential Toronto summer tradition, offering a vibrant and eclectic mix of entertainment, food, and culture. This sprawling annual fair transforms Exhibition Place into a wonderland of thrilling rides, captivating live performances, and mouthwatering culinary adventures. From the iconic Midway, with its classic carnival games and adrenaline-pumping roller coasters, to the diverse food vendors offering everything from traditional fair fare to innovative culinary creations, The Ex caters to all tastes and ages. The CNE's rich history and diverse attractions, including agricultural displays, art exhibits, and live music, provide a unique glimpse into Toronto's cultural tapestry. Whether you're indulging in a deep-fried treat, watching a daredevil stunt show, or simply soaking in the lively atmosphere, The Ex offers an unforgettable and iconic Toronto experience, celebrating the city's spirit of fun and community.
A ferry ride to the Toronto Islands offers a delightful escape from the city's urban bustle, providing a unique and picturesque perspective of Toronto's skyline. This car-free oasis, just a short boat trip away, boasts beautiful beaches, lush parklands, and charming recreational activities. Visitors can stroll or bike along scenic pathways, rent kayaks or paddleboards to explore the tranquil lagoons, or simply relax and enjoy a picnic with stunning waterfront views. Centreville Amusement Park, located on Centre Island, provides family-friendly fun with classic rides and attractions. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat, outdoor adventure, or a family outing, the Toronto Islands offer a refreshing and iconic Toronto experience, showcasing the city's natural beauty and recreational offerings.
The Toronto Eaton Centre stands as a testament to the city's vibrant retail scene, offering an unparalleled shopping experience that's become a quintessential part of visiting Toronto. This expansive, multi-level mall, with its iconic arched glass ceiling, houses a vast array of international brands, designer boutiques, and unique local shops, catering to every taste and style. Beyond the retail therapy, the Eaton Centre is a social hub, buzzing with activity and offering a diverse selection of dining options, from quick bites to sit-down restaurants. Its central location, connected to the PATH underground network, makes it easily accessible and a perfect destination for both locals and tourists seeking a taste of Toronto's urban energy and stylish offerings. Whether you're window-shopping, indulging in some retail therapy, or simply soaking in the lively atmosphere, the Eaton Centre provides a memorable and iconic Toronto experience.
Immersing yourself in the electric atmosphere of a Toronto FC (TFC) match at BMO Field is a truly vibrant and unforgettable Toronto experience. The stadium pulsates with the energy of passionate fans, their chants and cheers creating a wave of sound that fuels the team's performance. The sea of red, the waving flags, and the shared excitement of every goal create a sense of community and belonging. BMO Field, nestled along the city's waterfront, provides a stunning backdrop to the action, and the surrounding Liberty Village area buzzes with pre- and post-game festivities. Whether you're a seasoned soccer enthusiast or simply looking for an exciting and authentic Toronto sporting event, watching TFC play at BMO Field delivers a thrilling taste of the city's sporting spirit and passionate fanbase.
GETTING HERE
Finding us is easy. Simply choose the option that best suits your travel plans.
BY CAR:
- Take Highway 401 East to Highway 427 South
- Follow Highway 427 South to the Gardiner Expressway
North Building
- Exit at Spadina Avenue
- Proceed north on Spadina Avenue and turn right on Front St.
- Turn right on Simcoe St. then turn right into the garage
South Building
- Exit at York St
- Proceed north two lights to Bremner Blvd.
- Turn left on Bremner Blvd.
- Turn left on Lower Simcoe St. then turn right into the garage
- Head northwest on Eireann Quay
- For the South Building, turn east on Lakeshore Blvd. W to Rees St.
- Continue onto Bathurst St.
- Turn right onto Lakeshore Blvd. W.
- Continue straight to stay on Lakeshore Blvd. W.
- Slight left toward Rees St.
- Use any lane to turn left onto Rees St.
- Turn right onto Bremner Blvd.
- Turn left, and the Centre will be on the right
- Take Highway 401 West to the Don Valley Parkway South
- Follow the Don Valley Parkway South to the Gardiner Expressway
North Building
- Exit at Spadina Avenue
- Proceed north on Spadina Avenue and turn right at Front Street
- Turn right on Simcoe St. then turn right into the garage
South Building
- Exit at the Yonge/York exit
- As you exit the ramp continue west along Lakeshore Blvd. to Lower Simcoe St.
- Turn right at Lower Simcoe St. then turn left into the garage
- Take Highway 401 East to Highway 427 South
- Follow Highway 427 South to the Gardiner Expressway
North Building
- Exit at Spadina Avenue
- Proceed north on Spadina Avenue and turn right on Front St.
- Turn right on Simcoe St. then turn right into the garage
South Building
- Exit at York St.
- Proceed north two lights to Bremner Blvd.
- Turn left on Bremner Blvd.
- Turn left on Lower Simcoe St. then turn right into the garage
- Follow the the QEW East; it will become the Gardiner Expressway in Toronto
North Building
- Exit at Spadina Avenue
- Proceed north on Spadina Avenue and turn right at Front Street
- Turn right on Simcoe St. then turn right into the garage
South Building
- Exit at York St.
- Proceed north two lights to Bremner Blvd.
- Turn left on Bremner Blvd.
- Turn left on Lower Simcoe St. then turn right into the garage
- Take Highway 400 South to Highway 401 West
- Follow Highway 401 West to Highway 427 South
- Follow Highway 427 South to the Gardiner Expressway
North Building
- Exit at Spadina Avenue
- Proceed north on Spadina Avenue and turn right at Front St.
- Turn right on Simcoe St. then turn right into garage
South Building
- Exit at York St.
- Proceed north two lights to Bremner Blvd.
- Turn left on Bremner Blvd.
- Turn left on Lower Simcoe St. then right into the garage
BY TRANSIT:
- Exit at Union Station
- Proceed west on Front Street to the North Building
- Access the SkyWalk to enter the South Building
- Alternatively, exit to Union Station and follow the SkyWalk to either the North or South Building
- Transfer to the Yonge-University-Spadina Subway Line 1 at either Bloor-Yonge Station, St. George Station, or Spadina Station
- Continue until you reach Union Station, and exit the subway
- From Union Station you can proceed west on Front Street to the North Building, where you can access the SkyWalk to enter the South Building
- Alternatively, you can exit at Union Station and follow the SkyWalk to either the North or South Building
- Travel west to Kennedy Station
- Transfer to the Bloor-Yonge Line
- Continue south until you reach Union Station
- Exit the subway and proceed west on Front Street to the North Building, where you can access the SkyWalk to enter the South Building
- Alternatively, you can exit to Union Station and follow the SkyWalk to either the North or South Building
- Travel west to the Sheppard-Yonge Station
- Transfer to the Yonge-University-Spadina Line 1
- Travel south until you reach Union Station
- Exit the subway
- From Union Station, proceed west on Front Street to the North Building, where you can access the SkyWalk to enter the South Building
- Alternatively, you can exit at Union Station and follow the SkyWalk to either the North or South Building
Please visit Toronto Transit Commission Subway Map to view an interactive map of the subway.
Bus and Streetcar Routes
Please contact the Toronto Transit Commission at 416-393-INFO (416-393-4636), for information on Bus and Streetcar Routes in your area.
- Exit Union Station, proceed west on Front Street to the North Building
- The South Building can be accessed via the SkyWalk
- Alternatively, you can exit at Union Station and follow the SkyWalk to either the North or South Building
- From the Union Station UP platform, exit and proceed west through the SkyWalk corridor
- Take the elevator or staircase to Lower Simcoe Street (street level)
- Proceed west on Front Street, where you will arrive at the MTCC North Building main entrance
Visit UP Express for ticket and schedule information
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