Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto in Ontario

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3.6
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Trsha lea
1 month ago
Very nice space at the table games area and slot machine area as well.
I have signed up for a players card in my hotel room via their TV advertisement and got the application for great canadian rewards on my phone.
Upon getting to the rewards desk I was greeted nicely and I got issued my card within seconds upon showing my ID and I span the wheel and won a nice prize plus a complimentary 10 dollars for slot machines. I got additional 15 dollars via my email that I can use 2 weeks later I believe.
Dealers were pleasant and knowledgeable as well especially a roulette dealer that I had a chat with.
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Mahmoud samouri
1 month ago
Most machines are old. Don't waste your time and money here
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Hamid Mashhadi
2 months ago
The poker room takes a 10% rake, capped at $20 per pot, and makes roughly $600 an hour. They even charge you $3 for a cup of black coffee. Honestly, the worst place you can go for entertainment is Grand Canadian Casino.
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dale comeau
2 months ago
What a great place my first visit and won’t be my last. The room was spectacular overlooking the race track very clean and comfortable. Spent the afternoon at the races and the evening at the casino bonus came out a winner. Staff very friendly and helpful all in all a great time.
The theatre bar is severely lacking. Please add things like nachos, sandwiches, wraps, burgers and fries. Especially for patrons who are not allowed re-entry during a show’s recess. If you won’t allow outside food and drinks, at least offer us good options inside! We didn’t have proper dinner, all we had was junkfood, potato chips and chocolate bars. How disappointing. To think we stayed there from 5pm to 11pm for the show, when dinner kind of meals are ideal.
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Morty Levitt
2 months ago
Excellent and beautiful casino. My family of 3 started of with new membership cards and with promotions,each of us had about $50 each to have fun with. Restaurants were well priced with polite staff. I've never seen so many various slot machines in my life. Seems like this casino is much larger than any other. I look forward to my next visit.
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Aron
2 months ago
The casino itself is pretty nice, big, tons of slots and decent amount of table games. $25 to $50 for blackjack is kind of crazy though. I wish they had $5 or $10 dollar tables for us simple folks.

The new attached hotel is also amazing. Stayed a few times and it's very spacious and modern, great overall location too. If you can get it on a cheap sale, it's definitely worth it.

About the Property in Ontario

Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto is the largest casino resort in Canada, set on a 33-acre site beside Woodbine Racetrack near the Highway 401/427 interchange in northwest Toronto. The gaming floor opened on June 20, 2023, and the 400-room hotel followed on August 1, 2023. Built with an investment of roughly CAD 1 billion, the property combines 328,000 square feet of gaming space, a 5,000-seat theatre, several dining venues, and a covered parkade. Guests must be 19 years of age or older and present valid government-issued photo identification to enter gaming areas. All posted hours follow Eastern Time (ET).

Feature

Detail

Location

33 acres beside Woodbine Racetrack, Toronto, ON

Gaming space

328,000 sq ft

Slot machines

4,800

Live table games

145

Hotel rooms

400 (11 floors)

Theatre capacity

5,000 seats

Covered parking

3,800 spaces

Distance to Pearson Airport

7.1 km (about 10 minutes)

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Getting to the Resort

Airport Proximity and Public Transit

Toronto Pearson International Airport lies 7.1 km (4.4 mi) away, roughly a 10-minute drive, and a free shuttle can be arranged on request. Transit users board at the Queen’s Plate Drive at Rexdale Avenue stop, steps from the entrance. Woodbine Shopping Centre stands about 100 metres away for combined retail visits.

Road Access and Parking

The destination sits minutes from the Highway 401/427 interchange, with the entrance reachable from Rexdale Boulevard. The parkade provides 3,800 covered spaces under 24-hour video surveillance, with multiple entry points feeding into the gaming and hotel concourses. Electric-vehicle drivers can use the on-site EV charging stations on the underground level. Self-parking is free for all visitors.

Live Table Games

Players choosing live-dealt or automated tables move to an open seat and exchange cash for chips with the dealer. The current lineup includes:

  • Baccarat
  • Blackjack
  • Roulette
  • Mississippi Stud
  • Casino War
  • Craps
  • Fire Bet Craps
    To begin, a guest places banknotes on the layout (dealers cannot accept cash by hand), receives chips, then sets wagers within the posted minimums and maximums before each round.

Slot Machines and Electronic Tables

The floor holds 4,800 slot machines, the largest selection in Canada, spanning penny denominations to higher-limit reels, alongside electronic table games. Recent additions include Power Pig, Crazy Chickens in Space, and Super Hot Flaming Pots. A dedicated High Limit Gaming area contains over 200 slot machines, 17 multi-game video poker and blackjack stations, and more than 25 live tables. Complimentary non-alcoholic beverages are available at 24/7 self-serve stations.

Poker Room: How to Get Seated

The private poker floor is built around 30 tables offering No Limit and Limit stakes, plus four semi-private tables for higher-stakes games and final tables. While waiting, players can use the nearby electronic table games and slot machines. To join, a guest adds their name to the waitlist board or notifies the desk attendant, presents photo identification, and buys chips at the cashier cage. Linked “Bad Beat” jackpots connect this room with Great Blue Heron Casino, and both venues feed entries into large tournaments.
Element Specification
Total tables 30
Semi-private high-stakes tables 4
Stake formats No Limit, Limit
Waiting-area gaming Electronic table games, slot machines
Linked promotion Bad Beat Jackpot (shared with Great Blue Heron)

Booking the Hotel

Room Types and Amenities

The hotel offers 400 rooms across 11 floors, sized between 400 and 840 square feet, with nearly half overlooking Woodbine Racetrack. To reserve, a guest selects dates on the property website, chooses a room category, and confirms payment; Great Canadian Rewards members receive the lowest available rates. Standard rooms include:

  • 55-inch Smart TV
  • In-room safe
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi
  • Mini fridge
  • Coffee maker
  • Climate control
    Prestige suites add a separate living room, a kitchenette with full-size fridge and microwave, and a bathroom with separate tub and shower. The wellness area features a heated indoor pool, hot tub, steam room, sauna, and a 24-hour fitness centre.

The Theatre and Live Entertainment

The 5,000-seat Theatre operates under a booking partnership with Live Nation and stages music, comedy, and combat-sport events. Its interior uses a 20-row retractable seating structure, allowing the room to convert between concert, banquet, and centre-ring configurations. Audio is delivered by a Meyer Sound PANTHER large-format line array (the first permanent installation in Canada), supported by 900-LFC low-frequency elements, LEOPARD balcony arrays, and Galileo GALAXY 816 processing. To attend, guests buy tickets through the property website or, as members, apply presale codes and Comp Dollars.

Dining Venues

Culinary options span sit-down dining and quick service, all reachable from the central concourse at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto. Copperhorn Meet House serves à la carte dinner, the CA.SU.AL gastropub offers a casual menu, and The Eatery provides grab-and-go salads and sandwiches. The Food Hall, operated by Woodbine Entertainment Group, gathers several quick-service brands under one roof. Comp Dollars earned through the rewards program are redeemed at participating outlets by presenting a membership card with photo identification.

Venue

Type

Copperhorn Meet House

À la carte dinner

CA.SU.AL

Gastropub

The Eatery

Grab-and-go salads and sandwiches

Food Hall

Quick-service: Tim Hortons, Big Smoke Burger, Noodlebox, MB Express, Pizzaiolo

Joining and Using Great Canadian Rewards

How to Sign Up

Membership is free and open to applicants 19 years of age or older who are not self-excluded or banned. Online registration at gcrewards.com/signup requires a valid government-issued photo ID and a camera-equipped phone for facial verification; applicants unable to complete this can register at Guest Services. New members insert their card into a slot machine and select the “U-Spin” icon to claim a welcome offer of up to CAD 10,000 in Slot Play. Active member benefits include:

  • Earning and redeeming Reward Points for Slot Play
  • Lowest available hotel rates and discounted stays
  • Room upgrades, waived resort fees, and late checkout
  • Presale access to concerts and events
  • Comp Dollars usable for event tickets
  • Partner perks with Norwegian Cruise Line (up to 15% savings)
    Benefits scale with Tier Level, set by accumulated Tier Credits earned on recorded casino gaming activity (Slot Play excluded).

Redeeming Points and Comp Dollars

To convert Reward Points into Slot Play, a member inserts their card into a slot machine and selects the dollar ($) symbol. Comp Dollars are redeemed at participating restaurants by presenting the card and photo ID, while event tickets are purchased through the Shop tab inside the Member Portal. Presale codes appear in the Entertainment section of the dashboard. Tier Credits reset each Tier Period (October 1 to March 31 and April 1 to September 30). Balances can be checked via the mobile app, gcrewards.com/login, slot displays, Guest Services, or self-serve Express Kiosks.

Responsible Gaming Resources

Two PlaySmart Centres on the gaming floor supply interactive tools developed with the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG). Patrons who wish to pause play can enrol in OLG’s voluntary My PlayBreak program. Access remains restricted to individuals 19 and older who are neither self-excluded nor trespassed, with photo-ID verification required throughout. These controls keep play within a regulated framework at Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto across the Ontario destination.