What’s Open and Closed in Toronto on Christmas 2023

There may not be any snow on the ground, but Christmas is just around the corner.

With both Christmas Day and Boxing Day being statutory holidays in Ontario, the most wonderful time of the year means that many stores, services, and attractions will be closed or have special hours on Monday and Tuesday. Some have reduced hours on Christmas Eve, too.

To help you plan your festivities and ensure you don't get stuck in the freezing cold, here's what's open and closed in Toronto on December 24, 25, and 26.

General

Government offices and services (Closed Dec. 25 and 26)
Banks (Most locations closed Dec. 24, all locations closed Dec. 25 and 26)
Libraries (Closed Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Canada Post (Closed Dec. 25 and 26)

Transit

TTC (Sunday service Dec. 25, Holiday service Dec. 26)
GO Transit (Saturday schedule Dec. 25 and 26)

Shopping

Bramalea City Centre (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
CF Markville (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
CF Toronto Eaton Centre (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
The Pacific Mall (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Promenade Mall (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
Shoppers Drug Mart (Open Dec. 24 and 26, select locations open on Dec. 25)
Square One Shopping Centre (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
St. Lawrence Market (Open Dec. 24, closed Dec. 25 and 26)
Rexall (Open Dec. 24 and 36, select locations open Dec. 25)
Toronto Premium Outlets (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
Vaughan Mills (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)

Attractions

Aga Khan Museum (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
The Art Gallery of Ontario (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
Canada's Wonderland (Closed Dec. 24 and 25, open Dec. 26)
Casa Loma (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
CN Tower (Open Dec. 24, and 25, and 26)
Gardiner Museum (Open Dec. 24, closed Dec. 25 and 26)
High Park Zoo (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Hockey Hall of Fame (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
The Ontario Science Centre (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
Movie theatres (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Parks and green spaces (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Ripley’s Aquarium (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Riverdale Farm (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Royal Ontario Museum (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
Toronto Islands (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Toronto Zoo (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)

Beer, Wine, and Liquor

LCBO (Open Dec. 24, closed Dec. 25, select stores open Dec. 26)
Wine Rack (Open Dec. 24 and 26, select stores open Dec. 25)
Beer Store (Open Dec. 24, closed Dec. 25, select stores open Dec. 26)

Groceries

Farm Boy (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
Kitchen Table 155 Dupont Street (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Pusateri’s (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)
Rabba Fine Foods (Open Dec. 24, 25, and 26)
Whole Foods (Open Dec. 24 and 26, closed Dec. 25)

Toronto

What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Christmas 2023

​With both Christmas Day and Boxing Day being statutory holidays in Ontario, many stores will be closed or have reduced hours during the most wonderful time of the year.

General

Transit

Shopping

Attractions

Beer, Wine, and Liquor

Groceries

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With both Christmas Day and Boxing Day being statutory holidays in Ontario, many stores will be closed or have reduced hours during the most wonderful time of the year.

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