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Royal Canadian Circus
Toronto, ON, — The Royal Canadian International Circus® 2024 Tour is coming to Etobicoke, Pickering, Scarborough, Thornhill/Vaughan, and Burlington from June 27 till Sept 2 for 97 spectacular new shows.
This year’s all new Royal Canadian International Circus, under the massive Big Top, is jam- packed with explosive live entertainment featuring spectacular acts, that will mesmerize and astound with generational circus families from all over the world.
The spectacular all new show includes Daredevil extraordinaire, Joseph Dominik Bauer on the Wheel of Destiny, the Guerrero High Wire from Colombia, the Globe of Death where 4 motorcycles go around a steal cage at 80mph, the fearless Leo Garcia Human Cannonball, the exciting Zeman RollerSkating Duo from AGT and mesmerizing Quick Change, plus the spellbinding “CHU” Diablo Acrobatics from Tiawan, beautiful Bollywood Aerialists, Canadian Tribute, Pacusito from Argentina up 25’ on a high flyin’ Unicycle, Comedy, and much more!
Run away to the Circus and you’ll be amazed by this year’s all new Royal Canadian International Circus 2024! Families continue craving a traditional circus and we will have it all this year under the Big Top.
For 2 for 1 – Promo Code: exploringfamily
Go to https://www.royalcanadiancircus.ca
Free Park Passes
Brampton, Georgetown and Mississauga Library all offer free family passes to local conservation areas and local museums. All you need to gain these free passes is a local library pass. You often need to request the passes ahead of time as often they have a waitlist since they are popular. This is a great option for FREE Family Entertainment and Free Attraction Entrances. You will need to use your library pass to access and you can only access the library in your own city as you need to show proof of address to get a FREE Library card in your City.
Free Passes from Brampton Library
Ontario Parks Pass: The Ontario Parks pass allows daily use for one vehicle and all of its passengers in a provincial park in Ontario. The passes can be taken out for up to 1 week at a time.
PAMA Pass: Enjoy the museums exhibitions plus adult and children’s program as Free Admission passes to the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) are available for loan at Brampton library
TRCA (Toronto Region Conservation Authority) Pass: Free admisson to the parks for one vehicle. Parks include: Albion Hills, Boyd, Bruce’s Mill, Glen Haffy, Heart Lake, Petticoat Creek, as well as Black Creek Pioneer Village and Kortright Centre, Cheltenham Badlands, Island Lake, Ken Whillans, and Terra Cotta Conservation Areas.
Free Passes from Mississauga Library
TRCA (Toronto Region Conservation Authority) Pass: Free admisson to the parks for one vehicle. Parks include: Albion Hills, Boyd, Bruce’s Mill, Glen Haffy, Heart Lake, Petticoat Creek, as well as Black Creek Pioneer Village and Kortright Centre, Cheltenham Badlands, Island Lake, Ken Whillans, and Terra Cotta Conservation Areas.
Free Passes from Georgetown Library
TRCA (Toronto Region Conservation Authority) Pass: Free admisson to the parks for one vehicle. Parks include: Albion Hills, Boyd, Bruce’s Mill, Glen Haffy, Heart Lake, Petticoat Creek, as well as Black Creek Pioneer Village and Kortright Centre, Cheltenham Badlands, Island Lake, Ken Whillans, and Terra Cotta Conservation Areas.
Free to Explore: Skate and Swim Pass – Pass entitles the bearer admission for up to four (4) people (must include 1 adult 18 years or over) to a Public Skate or Leisure Swim at any Town of Halton Hills arena or pool for a period of 7 days.
Conservation Halton: Reservations are now required to visit the parks, regardless of where, when and how you visit. Learn more and make a reservation at parkvisit.ca
