whats open on Victoria day 2024

What's open and closed on Victoria Day 2024 in Toronto

What's open on Victoria Day 2024 in Toronto is a question that you need to ask at least once to make sure that your epic long weekend all goes off without a hitch.

While things will be business-as-usual on Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19, for the holiday on Monday, May 20, you could run into a few road blocks across the city, so it's always a good idea to stay in the know.

Here's everything that's open and closed on Victoria Day in Toronto.

General
Closed
  • Banks
  • Government offices
  • Libraries
  • Mail delivery
Open
  • The TTC will operate on a holiday service schedule.
  • GO Transit will operate on a Saturday service schedule.
  • The UP Express will operate on its regular weekend schedule.
whats open on Victoria day 2024

Summerhill Market locations will be open on the holiday. Photo by Hector Vasquez.

Food and Drink
Closed
  • Many major grocery chains will be closed to observe the holiday.
  • St. Lawrence Market
  • LCBO
Open
whats open on Victoria day 2024

You can still shop at the Eaton Centre over the holiday. Shutterstock.

Malls
Closed
  • CF Fairview
  • CF Sherway Gardens
  • CF Shops at Don Mills
  • Dufferin Mall
  • Gerrard Square
  • Scarborough Town Centre
  • The Well
  • Yorkdale
Open
Attractions
Closed
  • MOCA
Open
Lead photo by

Fareen Karim


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