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Toronto Coliseum
Toronto Coliseum
Gymnastics, one of the most popular sports at the Pan Am and Olympic Games, will take place at the historic arena at Exhibition Place known as the Toronto Coliseum at Games time — one of five competition venues that make up CIBC Pan Am Park on the Exhibition Place grounds.
For almost 100 years, the coliseum has presented professional sports, iconic concerts and some of Toronto’s favourite annual family events. In the summer of 2015, the venue will be transformed to host athletes from the Americas and Caribbean as they compete in all three disciplines of gymnastics: artistic, rhythmic and trampoline.
Gymnastics boasts some of the best all-around athletes who push the boundaries of physical control, demonstrating feats of precision, balance, strength, flexibility, agility, speed and artistry. Spectators will witness 176 male and female athletes perform riveting routines over nine pressure-filled days of competition. A hopeful hometown favourite to watch will be Rosie MacLennan, the reigning Olympic champion and Pan American Games champion in the individual trampoline event.
Competitions at Toronto Coliseum
What You Need To Know
Hours of Operation
Pan Am Games: July 11–15, 17–20
Gates open one hour prior to the start of competition.
Box Office Hours: One central box office services all venues in CIBC Pan Am Park, box office opens when gates open each day.
Municipality
Amenities
Special Notes
During the Pan Am Games spectators at this venue must go through a centralized security screening at either the North or South entrances to CIBC Pan Am Park.
No outside food or beverages are allowed.
Spectators may be subject to an additional screening upon entrance to this venue. Bicycle and motorcycle helmets must be checked at the facility’s fan services desk.
For additional accessible services, please consult the TORONTO 2015 Accessibility Guide at TORONTO2015.org/accessibility.
Transportation
Address
100 Princes Boulevard,
Toronto, ON
CIBC Pan Am Park (PDF 457KB)
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Transit
Transit
Transit is available to/from this venue and is included with your printed event ticket.
Triplinx is an interactive cross-regional transit trip planner, and is your best tool to plan your transit journey: triplinx.ca.
Designated Transit Stops
This venue has three designated transit stops:
- Dufferin Gate Loop
- Exhibition Loop*
- Exhibition GO Station
All stops are accessible. The Dufferin Gate Loop is approximately 1.2 kilometres from Toronto Coliseum. The Exhibition Loop and Exhibition GO Station stops are approximately 450 metres from the venue entrance.
Accessible transit
*Not all vehicles are accessible. Priority is given to those requiring an accessible vehicle.
Dedicated accessible transit is available to this venue. To book your trip, use the Call One service:
1.844.PARA ONE (844.727.2663)
TTY: 1.877.244.5002
The call centre is open from 6 a.m. to midnight throughout the Games, and trips can be booked up to seven days before your event.
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Walk, Wheel or Cycle
Walk, Wheel or Cycle
The roadways leading up to this venue are pedestrian friendly. Bicycle parking is available east of CIBC Pan Am Park in Inukshuk Park near the Martin Goodman Trail, and on the west side of the venue near the Dufferin Gate at Centennial Park.
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Driving
There is no general parking for this venue.
Accessible parking is available on the northwest side of the venue and must be pre-booked at least 24 hours before your event. Accessible parking costs $20. To pre-book your space, visit TORONTO2015.org/spectator/accessible-parking or call 1.844.695.4313. The call centre is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Alert
Manitoba Drive is closed between Saskatchewan Road and Strachan Avenue from July 6 to 26.
Ontario Drive southbound is closed between Manitoba Drive and Lake Shore Boulevard from July 6 to 26.
Strachan Avenue southbound is closed between Fleet Street and Lake Shore Boulevard from July 4 to 26.
Princes’ Boulevard is closed between Strachan Avenue and Nunavut Road from July 4 to 29.
Newfoundland Road is closed between Princes’ Boulevard and Lake Shore Boulevard from July 4 to 29.
Canada Boulevard is closed between Manitoba Drive and Lake Shore Boulevard from June 30 to August 1.
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