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Mad Science of Toronto

Spark curiosity, one experiment at a time!

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Mad Science of Toronto

At a Glance

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Best Ages

3-16

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Cost

Varies

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Time Needed

1-3 hours

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Indoor/Outdoor

Indoor

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Weather Fit

All weather

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Stroller Access

Yes

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Washrooms

Yes

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Food

Bring own

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Parking

Available

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Booking

Required

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Parent Effort

Low

verified Our Take

Turn playtime into learning magic with Mad Science of Toronto - where every child becomes a junior inventor.

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Awe & Excitement

Watch wonder spark with explosive fun.

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STEM Strength

Build skills that last a lifetime.

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Family Fun

Create memories, one science surprise at a time.

Good to Know Before You Go

Programs offered
In-person and virtual science camps, school workshops, birthday parties, and summer programs
Age range
Children aged 3 to 16
Learning focus
STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) through hands-on experiments
Environment
Stimulating, safe, and interactive for young learners
Location flexibility
Conducted in community centres, schools, and dedicated activity spaces
Parent feedback
Highly rated (4.8 stars on Google) for educational fun and engagement

Kid Fit by Age

Babies

Programs start at age 3, so babies are not accommodated.

Toddlers

Toddlers may struggle with the structured format and complexity of experiments; suitability depends on individual development and parental involvement.

Preschoolers

Designed for ages 3 - 6, these hands-on science activities are engaging and age-appropriate for preschoolers.

Elementary

Ideal for elementary-aged children who benefit from interactive STEM learning and experiment-based discovery.

Tweens

Activities are somewhat basic for tweens; older kids may find them less challenging but still enjoyable for social and playful engagement.

Teens

Teen participation is possible in some programs, but most content is geared toward younger age groups; suitability depends on program type and personal interest.

Insider Tips

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Arrive 10 minutes early to settle in

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Check the weekly theme online

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Ask about volunteer helper roles

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Bring a camera for science moments

health_and_safety Safety
  • •Supervised experiments
  • •Child-safe materials used
  • •Staff trained in first aid
accessible Accessibility
  • •Step-free entrance available
  • •Quiet room for sensory breaks
  • •Baby change station on site

schedule Best Time to Visit

Visit mid-week mornings for the quietest experience.

shopping_bag What to Bring

  • check_boxWater bottle
  • check_boxSnack for breaks
  • check_boxCoat if seasonal
  • check_boxSweater for cool rooms
  • check_boxNotebook for ideas

Location

Make it a half-day

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Last checked: 2026