Lighthouse ArtSpace Toronto

Came for the Disney experience. Is wouldn't call this really a true Disney experience. Disney pays attention to details from beginning to end. This was just a warehouse and a video projection of some (and not even most popular) Disney clips and songs. Not much interactive parts to the experience but good place for kids to run around I guess.

Very good experience ! Worth to go esp with your kids(maybe not baby to 2Y, the music is a bit too loud for them !) I am sure they gonna have SO FUN MUCH!!!!

An excellent mashup of nostalgic classics and fresh new songs and movies. About 45 minutes long. Definitely fun for kids and enjoyable for adults.

Great experience here, on the Disney Animation Experience. It was my first time here and the space itself is quite big and spacious, lots of staff members to help you, the price was affordable.

We came here to see the Van Gogh exhibit. It really was amazing - exceeded expectations.We had tickets for 2pm and were let in about half an hour early. The exhibit runs on a 40 minute loop. You can stay as long as You want, the timing is more for the beginning and end of the loop.There’s limited seating and a lookout perch for different views. Totally captivating. Would definitely recommend!

The Disney immersive experience was better than expected. The young kids will love it. It is however, just a 1 hour reasonably compiled cut of various scenes and songs from Disney animation movies.

Basically a bunch of floating paintings in a basement warehouse. Not worth the $35 per person that you pay for the basic ticket. I would go see this if it was free. Don't waste your money, just google Van Gogh and you get better quality pictures on your phone. And best part is your view is distracted by all the exit signs on the wall.

Great experience for little ones. We expected more famous songs, but it was still a great experience.Bit pricey on the concessions.Staff is very friendly and personable.

Came for Disney Immersive, thankfully there were cheaper tickets for the last show of the day.Quite short and the exhibit was also small with only one interactive portion.. Drinks and food was ridiculous, 6$ for a small paper bag of popcorn.We did enjoy the Disney aspect and sing along, but wouldn't have come if we knew how small the exhibits were

What an experience! Came here for the Disney Immersive experience. VIP is the way to go - there was definitely a lot more to see and do than a regular ticket holder. We arrived later than had been suggested and we missed a few of the areas. It was great to learn a lot about the animation history.I do think the experience was a little strange - you are provided a pillow to sit and we were sitting for a majority of it as it felt as though that was what we had to do. I assumed that this was the first part of the show and that we would then walk around and see other things that the pictures suggested. It is very much projectors on walls of a square and rectangle room. It wasn't until halfway through the what was not a sit down show" which we had assumed