Had a great date here! Had a lot of fun. We walked around the place twice. My girlfriend and I love marvel so it was a pleasant surprise. Would come back for sure. Check it out if you are a fan.

Well, being a Marvel Fan, I had always wanted to go here. The ambience is amazing. Most of the costumes and displays were real and props from the actual movies. But it wasn't worth the $40 ticket. They do have some interactive games and the displays for all the avengers.

Lots of photo opps and the staff usually stay in character which adds to the immersion! Decent fun with lots to see if you’re a Marvel/Avengers fan but there are limited interactive activities to do. You book a time slot with your ticket and we were put in a very small group so it was easy to take pictures and didn’t have to wait long to interact with some of the exhibits. Tickets are on the pricey side and there is a gift shop at the end of the experience which is also on the pricier side unfortunately.

This is definitely more an Avengers Museum vs. interactive experience. I brought my 4.5 year old nephew yesterday for a fun day out and was expecting a bit more for the price of admission. Even if you take your time, the whole exhibit is over in 25 minutes, there are only a few things to actually touch and interact with and they are - in my opinion - geared toward adults; there is a lot to read which is just not possible for young children. The staff are amazing and really stay in character throughout and treat each guest as recruits in training which is the best part of the experience.

We came as a group of 6 people and we really enjoyed it! There were different games in different sections and my favourite was the iron man game. You are able to see yourself on a screen getting equipped with the iron man suit and you had to fight the bad guys. There were a lot of great photo opportunities. Our group had a lot of fun and took a lot of photos. A little disappointed with the final mission at the end but overall it’s worth the money!

I have to be honest I was a little disappointed with the Avengers station exhibit. Although there's some pretty cool stuff in there and it was fun to visit, I found that it wasn't really worth the money. It's quite expensive and I can imagine with a larger family it would be a costly outing for such a short exhibit. They did their best to make it an experience but I didn't think the value for the money was there.

It's OK. A bitnpriceybfor what you get but a good time out. My son of 9 enjoyed it but not too many interactive things to play with, and very simple games, just to click with the pen. Good quality items to loom at but hard to take pics on items when behind glass, as it causes reflections.

It was very pricey compared to the experience that you’re getting. But this will certainly excite my nephews when I bring them. It could be more interactive. With that being said if you’re a fan of the franchise this is still a must-see. All health protocols were followed. And it’s very cool to see actual props from the movie including Captain America’s shield and Black Panther’s suit, and many more. You can see that they pay very great attention to detail to these props.

Interesting... not bad, but not great. The first part kind of blows you away, but then the rest is not as interesting. It is a fun and interactive Marvel museum, and if you're a big fan you'll probably get a kick out of it. But for casual fans like us, it was not that amazing.

Such an incredible experience. Very interactive! If you want to come on a date, family or even by yourself, it's fun for everyone!

People were very spread out so it was easy to get up close to each exhibit. Surprisingly kept the attention of young kids.

Not a bad experience but a little on the pricey side for what you get/experience. We received this as a Christmas gift. Not a whole lot of interacting displays and if your kid is not into reading all the blurbs on the superheros it could be a very short visit (20 min). We spent about 1hr exploring, having to leave once for a bathroom break. Started off with a pose for a picture, followed by a short wait for the introduction. Introduction was with a recruit (staff member) and via video, followed by walk about/explore through a few "zones/levels" first is Iron Man, then Hulk, Captain America/Ms. Marvel, Blank Panther, then into Thanos/bad guys, Thor/Loki, followed by another section dedicated to the rest of the Avengers, before finally getting a handheld device to be used in the final recruiting stage. You are taken to another room with a group and you are to finish your training - you swipe up on the handheld device they have loaned you to defeat the bad guy. Interactive areas - Ironman as Hulkbuster game, Bruce Banner brain info (just a tap and read), Hulk 3 part (loud) smashing screen (touch to make him smash), Captain America shields (shorter and taller display), Captain America motorcycle (sit and take a photo), Ray gun (touchscreen once for dramatics), Match the weapon to the Marvel character interactive game, Thor hammer - handle moves slightly and then screen loads Thor info, movie clips of all Marvel characters throughout. Only a few suits/costumes/characters not behind glass that you can take pictures of (the others have pretty intense reflections due to screens) - 3 Iron Man suits, Hulk hand busts, and Thanos. The staff were all super friendly and helpful. No washroom inside the venue, so hit one before you visit. Located in the middle of the mall, was fairly easy to find considering I don't frequent Yorkdale. The shop is on the more expensive side - photos start at $20/picture, shirts are $35 and so on.

Great experience cast was excellent really kept it "Official" feeling. Not over crowded so we did not have to wait long to try exhibits. All safety measures taken

Good place for avengers fans. In my opinion the station could do to much better. You can do the walk in 20 minutes if you have a family of 4 get ready to pay 150 for 20 minutes no worth it