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How do I get a pass? Log in to the tpl:map reservation site with your library card, choose from available attractions, reserve your date, and print or download your pass. Reserve a tpl:map pass
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To be eligible for a library card you need to: 1. live in the City of Toronto 2. work in the City of Toronto 3. go to school in the City of Toronto, or 4. own property in the City of Toronto 5. live on a First Nations reserve in Ontario Check the list of identification requirements before going to a branchto register. Library cards expireonce a yea...
Borrow books, music, movies and moreDownload eBooks, digital magazines, movies and musicAccess eLearning resources and online homework help.Adult- age 18 and upTeen- age 13-17Child- age birth-12Corporate
Corporations located in Toronto including businesses, day cares and group homes can apply for a library card valid for 12 months to access to the physical collection only. Teachers and other school employees are not eligible. Name and address identification from authorized individual with signing authority is required.
Digital Access Card
Adults and teens (13+) who live in Toronto can register for a Digital Access Card that provides full access to digital resources and services, except those limited to in-branch use. This card will be valid for 12 months and can be renewed online.
Non-Residents
If you do not live, work, go to school, live on a First Nations reserve or own property in Toronto, you can get a non-resident card. This card will allow you to access library resources and borrow materials, with some exceptions including musical instruments, museum & arts passes, Ontario Parks passes and Wi-Fi Hotspots. You can register in person at any branch with the required identification. The fee for non-residents is $50.00 for 3 months or $150.00for 12 months. When the 3 or 12 months i...
Sep 23, 2024 · If you didn’t know, the Toronto Public Library offers tpl:map passes, where library card owners can get free admission to popular attractions in the city. To access the pass, you’ll need to log into the tpl:map reservation site with your library card, choose the available attractions, pick your date and print or download the pass.
Nov 19, 2021 · A library card will grant families free admission to a list of Toronto museums and cultural attractions beginning on Saturday. Toronto Public Library's Museum and Arts Pass (MAP) pivoted...
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Jun 14, 2023 · What's New? Here are five key things to know about the new system: No more waiting in line at a branch – you can soon reserve your pass online! Choose from a variety of attractions and reserve a date that works best for you. You can download or print your own passes. Need to cancel your reservation? No problem.
TPL customers 18 years and older are eligible to reserve a tpl:map pass for free admission to participating attractions across the city. Please note corporate, digital access card, non-resident, visitors and temporary cardholders are not eligible for use with the tpl:map reservation system.
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May 15, 2024 · Starting Thursday, May 16 at 2 pm, reserve a pass for free admission to this Toronto landmark with your library card. Start your adventure here https://t.co/Im6q3wCqVf...
