Bandshell Park at Exhibition Place

Lovely area of the Cne to catch a concert. I saw the Canadian Legend Bruce Cockburn there. He was amazing ! The sound system sounded very good!

It is an excellent park and just over the bridge you will be at Lake Ontario.

I loved the park! Doing yoga with instructor during sunset, walking near the fountains, flower beds and sculptures of the Greek Gods.

Fantastic outdoor venue with versatile stage. Was the perfect starting location for SickKids GetLoud, a 5k walk through downtown Toronto in support of building the new SickKids Hospital!

went to see the commander sisters opening up for JJ Wilde awesome female rock stars

Great venue, lots of space, you can go as close as you please. Food and drink options are expensive, but that's nothing new when it comes to events and concerts in Toronto. Great seeing Bruce Cockburn, was a nice show and he did his best to give his best. Recommended venue overall, too bad it's only used during the CNE event.

It gives a nice Christmas feel but very small area for Christmas lighting compared to other venues like Country bright event and Night of lights. Ticket price should be 50% less considering what is on display. Kiddie train path is congested with people walking in the same light tunnels and pathway.Donuts truck and Cone pizza truck offers tasty food. We finished entire round of park in 15 min.Municipal Parking lot (#852) after 6 pm is $13 for 11 hrs flat but its safer there than parking on road.

Fun for the kids and very relaxing environment. Parents should look to dress their children appropriately for the cold since you spend all of your time outdoors.The extra charge to see Santa and take pictures with him is worth it and Santa is a great sport.The rides are basic but the kids will enjoy them.Be prepared to spend $$$$.Parking is also $16.Good time overall

Went for Polar Winter Festival, on Sunday before Christmas. Lots of lights. Cold. Walking circle. Santa selfies on the stage. Rides. Food trucks. Fires, warming lamps. Very fun. Highly recommended. Dress warmly.

It's the most wonderful time of the year with the Polar Winter Festival.Experience the joy of the holiday season at Toronto's biggest walkthrough winter festival. Conveniently located just off the Gardiner Expressway at Bandshell Park, this place will transport visitors to an enchanting winter wonderland suitable for all ages. From selfies with the real live Santa Claus to larger-than-life holiday decor, get into the festive spirit like never before.-> Meet Santa and snap a photo with him-> Chance to see Frozen’s one and only snow queen, Elsa-> Explore the food market-> Look out for the carnival games& cotton candy treats-> Experience the Holidaze TunnelThe Polar Winter Festival will run from November 25th to December 26th, Wednesday to Sunday, from 5 pm to 11 pm.It's a pretty amazing family experience, especially for kids.