Active teens and adults who want a playful indoor obstacle course. This Place draft was checked on August 30, 2026. Recheck details that can change before publication.
| Address | 75 Westmore Drive, Etobicoke |
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| Best for | Active teens and adults who want a playful indoor obstacle course |
| Cost | Admission and group rates vary. Check the current booking page. |
Our honest take
It feels more active and less childish than a standard family attraction. People can choose obstacles instead of following one ride order.
It is awkward without a car, it is not suitable for every body and the teen age pilot can change.
Plan the visit
Transit: The Etobicoke location takes a surface bus from the subway. Driving is easier, but plan the return trip before an evening session.
Access: This is a physical obstacle venue. Ask which parts can be used with a disability or injury before paying.
Hours and timing: Pursuit posted a 15-and-up pilot with a parent or legal guardian present. The posted schedule was tied to summer 2026, so recheck age and hours before booking.
Check the official visitor information
Frequently asked questions
How old do you have to be for Pursuit OCR?
The venue posted a 15-and-up pilot with a parent or legal guardian present. Confirm that the pilot still applies before paying.
Does a parent need to stay?
Under the posted teen pilot, a parent or legal guardian must be present.
Do you need a waiver?
Yes. Follow the current waiver and guardian rules before the session.
Is Pursuit OCR easy by TTC?
It is possible by bus, but the trip is slower than a downtown attraction.
Is Pursuit OCR wheelchair accessible?
The building may have accessible areas, but the obstacles are highly physical. Contact the venue about the exact experience before booking.