Metro Toronto Convention Centre Convention Transfers

At the epicenter of Toronto’s Entertainment District, the Metro Toronto Convention Centre is an idyllic place for artists and movie-makers looking to network, not only for its vivid lookouts of Lake Ontario but a wide variety of youthful gastropubs and subway stations. The impressive atrium-lit space offers a vast array of conference rooms and exhibition space across two structures dubbed the North and South Buildings, a beautifully designed bridge connecting them through colorful stained glass. Incorporated art installations bring attention to corners otherwise unseen as well, while a grassy lawn makes getting fresh air simple. Enjoy fast transfers across town either through the historic Union Station or casual St Andrew Station, each ideal for reaching other parts of Old Toronto. Other ways to get through the city include a wide variety of private rentals perfect for coasting the harbor-front’s idyllic Queens Quay, from cozy sedans to super-sized buses, meet-and-greet services adding a bit more luxury with drop offs ranging from luxury limousines perfect for meandering through the city to quick taxi lifts to the nearby Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Enjoy what’s close to the area by getting to know the immediate backdrop of the Entertainment District, looking forward to the city’s buzzy passerby from the windows of a cool nearby hotel, or go all out with the venue’s attached InterContinental Toronto Centre and its vibrant atrium-lit pool filled with exfoliating saltwater, elevated suites adding a bit more luxury through attached libraries and duplex-style living. Other nearby hotels include over-the-top vibes at the Toronto Marriott City Centre as well as Delta Hotels by Marriott, each offering choice luxury and unmatched views of Roundhouse Park. Within Roundhouse Park is the CN Tower, located between the two Marriott hotels and renown for its revolving restaurant on glass floors, plus the bizarre EdgeWalk attraction that allows visitors to lean over the top of the building by harness. Located at the base of the tower are vivid aquariums and exotic fishes at the Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, not to mention conversation-worthy eats and arcade games at The Rec Room.