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About Pinewood Toronto Studios
Welcome to Pinewood Toronto Studios, a purpose-built film and television production campus located in Toronto’s Port Lands. With 16 stages and more than 525,000 square feet of production space, this expansive studio complex is a cornerstone of Canada’s media landscape. The site spans roughly 33.5 acres and features the renowned Mega Stage, one of North America’s largest stages at about 46,000 square feet. Whether you’re here for industry events, a tour, or a ticketed experience nearby, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transportation, and nearby lodging and dining options.
Nearby hotels like The Westin Harbour Castle Toronto and InterContinental Toronto Centre provide convenient stays for visiting guests. When planning visits, check for upcoming events such as the Pinewood Futures Festival and stage-naming ceremonies that mark milestones in Pinewood Toronto Studios’ history. For the most seamless experience, secure your seats and arrangements through our trusted partners, and reach out if you need a hand navigating schedules or accommodations.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 225 Commissioners Street, Toronto, ON M4M 0A1, Canada.
- Venue type: purpose-built film/TV production studio campus with multiple sound stages (Mega Stage is one of North America’s largest).
- Capacity: 16 stages (as of recent expansions) with a total production space around 525,000 square feet; site spans roughly 33.5 acres.
- Largest stage: Mega Stage at 46,000 square feet (approx. 4,274 square metres).
- Getting here: Onsite parking available; TTC bus routes 72A/72B serve the site; walking/biking options via Port Lands access; driving directions from Lake Shore/Don Valley Parkway given on the official site.
- Nearby hotels: The Westin Harbour Castle Toronto (1 Harbour Square) and InterContinental Toronto Centre (225 Front Street West) are common nearby options.
- Notable events hosted: Pinewood Futures Festival (in Toronto, 2025); naming ceremonies for stages (e.g., The Paul Bronfman Stage in 2025; Norman Jewison Stage in 2025; Star Trek Stage named in 2024).
- History/renaming: Originally developed as Filmport; renamed Pinewood Toronto Studios in 2009 after acquisition/branding changes; part of Pinewood Group since 2009 with Bell Media taking majority stake in 2018.