Toronto to Bracebridge Fire and Ice Festival Bus Trip
Are you ready for a winter adventure like no other? Join us on the comfortable, stress-free ride from Toronto straight to the heart of the incredible Fire & Ice Festival in Bracebridge, Ontario, and let us handle the winter driving while you focus on fun.
Picture yourself gliding down a giant tubing hill built right in downtown, soaking in fire-lit art installations, cheering on ice sculptors at work, skating under twinkling lights and wrapping up the day with fireworks bursting over the snow-covered town.
We’ll pick you up in Toronto, bring you into Muskoka’s winter playground, and drop you back home with memories (not snowy roads) in hand. Cozy up, bring your warm layers, and get ready for an epic winter escape.
Coach bus transportation. Admission to the event is included.
Tickets
- Adult $88
- Student/ Senior $79
- Child $44
Pickup Location
34 Asquith Ave
Pick up at 34 Asquith Ave, just north of the Yonge and Bloor Subway stop. We recommend getting there 15 minutes early to make sure you have enough time for the bus.
Departure
8:30 AM
estimated return
8:00 PM
What's included in my Parkbus ticket?
Your ticket includes round-trip coach bus transportation from Toronto and admission to the Fire and Ice Festival.
What time does the bus depart?
The bus leaves Toronto at 8:30 AM and departs from Bracebridge at 5:30 PM.
Where does the bus drop off in Bracebridge?
We drop off at Stevens' Your Independent Grocer (270 Wellington Street), which is one of the festival's official shuttle pickup points. From there, you can catch the free festival shuttle to the event.
How do I get from the drop-off point to the festival?
The festival runs a free shuttle bus from Independent Grocer directly to the festival grounds (corner of Ontario Street and Manitoba Street). Shuttles run continuously from 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM, arriving every half hour. Just note your shuttle number when you arrive so you return to the same pickup point.
What kind of bus is it?
You'll travel on a full-sized coach bus with air conditioning/heat, an onboard washroom, and plenty of storage space.
What is there to do at the festival?
The festival features a downtown tubing hill on Main Street, live ice sculpting and interactive displays, fire performers and glowing installations, skating and a winter village at Memorial Park, and a fireworks finale to close out the evening.
