City Cruises Toronto

It was a birthday surprise from my wife. First time experience and it’s worth it. City view after sunset is spectacular, cruise has its own DJ which entertains the whole crowd. However the food is just average with very limited options but the money is for the whole experience which isn’t bad at all. Staffs are pretty friendly and we were always taken care. So to conclude, I would say it is definitely a onetime experience for someone who is new Toronto and who hasn’t seen the harbour view of Toronto

We booked and got on Oriole. Great view of the city and Toronto Islands. Tour part isn't very good as its a recording that isn't sometimes accurate and they have to replay it to match the location , however the view is worth the cost and experience. No food on board , they have drinks, alcohol and non. Over priced but if you just want a cold one you'll have plenty of time to finish it before the end .

My Husband and I together with our family did this cruise today. The tour guide Sarah was amazing. It was a bit rainy and cold, however, Sarah was very cheerful. It felt like a conversation with a friend. The tour was very informative and interesting. Thank you for the great service!

The cruise is more than worth it. For an hour you take a scenic cruise with the backdrop of Toronto's skyline. Our host on the boat was Lawrie and he was absolutely amazing and hilariously funny. Definitely recommend the experience.

An excellent narrated boat tour of the Toronto waterfront and harbour. Even as a local, I learned many facts that I didn’t know, all while soaking in the amazing view of the Toronto skyline. Highly recommend visiting at least once for both locals and tourists. I recommend showing up at least 45 minutes early to get a good seat!

Booked a luxury dinner cruise on their new Odyssey vessel. The boat itself is very nice and upscale. Views of the Toronto skyline are marvelous. But unfortunately, the service left a lot to be desired. Seemed very mismanaged, but maybe because this is a new service and they had multiple different events ongoing. I truly hope it improves.Cruise lasts about 2.5-3 hours. They have a 3 course dining menu and a few options for each of the courses to choose from. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are extra. They have multiple decks. Dinner is held on the main deck on the 1st level. Level 2 was booked for a corporate event, and level 3 on the upper deck was booked for a wedding party. Needless to say, they were busy. It seems there's only one kitchen serving all the decks, because our food was severely delayed. Salads started coming out soon after we were seated, before the vessel even departed. However, the entrees were delayed by over 2 hours into the cruise. We ordered cesar salad, watermelon and arugula salad. Watermelon salad was better. For mains, we ordered the Salmon and the Beef short ribs. Short ribs were good. Sadly, the Salmon had no flavor.

I took my family for the 60 minute cruise through the city pass toronto. It was a very nice ride. The boat was clean, staff was polite. Nakul was the tour guide and he was excellent. Good sense of humour and he knew the content well. He knew how to keep the audience engaged. Kudos to him, he deserves a raise.

The is one of the best things to do in toranto…The cruise boarding was on time and very systematic. People on board were taken care of very well by Nakul and his team. We gathered plenty of information about the city’s history and all the surrounding of Lake OntarioWe could see beautiful skyline and flights landing on the billy bishop airport was cherry on top.Wine on the cruise just added a lot more peace to this 60 min ferry.I would highly recommend this friend and family friendly cruise trip to everyone who visits toranto

Booked via city pass, it was a good experience. Cruise was crowded even during weekdays. You have to go early to find a nice spot for your trip. Lawrie made us laugh throughout the trip through his commentary.

Definitely do it if you have an hour to kill. Nice ride over the water. You get to see the Toronto islands but you don't get on them.