McGuinty Government giving kids free entry to 20 Ontario attractions

This summer, more than 1.5 million kids will get free admission to stay and play in Ontario with the 2011 Fun Pass. From Ontario Place in Toronto to Science North in Sudbury to Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg, the Fun Pass offers plenty of family fun throughout the province – all summer long!

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Cornwall - Jun. 29, 2011 - This summer, more than 1.5 million kids will get free admission to stay and play in Ontario with the 2011 Fun Pass.

With almost $200 in savings, the Fun Pass makes it more affordable for Ontario families to experience 20 different attractions. From Ontario Place in Toronto to Science North in Sudbury to Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg, the Fun Pass offers plenty of family fun throughout the province �" all summer long!

Along with the many local festivals and events happening across the province, the Fun Pass encourages Ontarians to stay and play in the province, supporting Ontario’s economy and jobs in communities.
“There is so much family fun to enjoy in Ontario and the Fun Pass helps make it more affordable. I encourage families to take advantage of the Fun Pass to stay and play in Ontario this year,”said Michael Chan, Minister of Tourism and Culture.

“The Fun Pass is a great way to have fun with the kids this summer at amazing Ontario attractions like the Ontario Science Centre. I’m proud our government is helping more Ontario families discover the world-class attractions we have right in our own backyard," said Kathleen Wynne, MPP Don Valley West.

Most kids will receive their Fun Pass with their final report card this June.