The Ontario government has unveiled the final design for the new Ontario Place, marking a major milestone in the transformation of Toronto’s waterfront.

The Ontario Place’s many attractions will include public beaches, trails and parks, the state-of-the-art Ontario Science Centre, Live Nation’s revitalized year-round amphitheatre, and Therme Canada’s family-friendly waterpark and wellness destination.

Some highlights from the final designs for Ontario Place include:

• A new entrance that will serve as a gathering and transit hub, connecting visitors to the new Exhibition Station on the Ontario Line, lakeside walking, cycle paths, and onsite parking.

• A reimagined Brigantine Cove featuring an urban beach, boardwalks, and children’s playgrounds, including a multilevel interactive treehouse and turtle-shaped play structures.
• New canoe and kayak launch sites and natural stone lookout points throughout the park will provide sunset views across Lake Ontario.

• The Ontario Place marina will become a vibrant hub, with open-air pavilions, boardwalks, and spaces for future programming and amenities.

• A new forum space at the park’s centre will provide ample space for outdoor markets and festivals and showcase a 0.4 ha (1-acre) splash fountain, with a core shaped like Ontario’s iconic trillium.
• An up to 315.8 m² (3,400 sf) Indigenous Cultural Pavilion on the East Island, offering a dedicated space for community gatherings, workshops, and other learning programs.

Read more and follow the project updates here.