As of August 3, 2010, the following packages are sold out:
- Student One Day Pass - Friday, September 10
- Student One Day Pass - Saturday, September 11
- Student One Day Pass - Sunday, September 12
- Student One Day Pass - Monday, September 13
- Student One Day Pass - Tuesday, September 14
- Student One Day Pass - Wednesday, September 15
- Student One Day Pass - Thursday, September 16
- Student One Day Pass - Friday, September 17
- Student One Day Pass - Saturday, September 18
- Student One Day Pass - Sunday, September 19
- Visa Screening Room Weekend Evening 3-Pack: films at the Visa Screening Room on September 10, 11, and 12 at 6:00 PM
- Visa Screening Room Weekday Evening 3-Pack: films at the Visa Screening Room on September 13, 14, and 15 at 9:00 PM
- Double-Date Gala Pack: 8 tickets to 2 gala screenings at Roy Thomson Hall.
All the other ticket packages are still available.
The festival also has a tool to make it easier to figure out what packages you can buy, just by answering a few questions:
Ticket Decision Tool
2 comments:
Looking forward to the TIFF 2010. Just wondering if I will be allowed to bring my camera to the theatres. I am planning to take pictures around Toronto and go catch some movies in between sight seeing. Can I bring my DLSR camera in if I keep it in the bag while inside the theatres? I imagine there will be lots of tourist visiting who normally bring their camera with them but also there's legitimate concern about people pirating and illegally recording these new movies.
Yes, you can bring your camera to the theatre. People usually take pictures before the screening if the director or cast appear, and afterwards if they do a Q&A. Just make sure to put everything away before the movie starts.
Once the screening beings, some movies (usually the bigger Hollywood-type productions) may have people scanning the audience during the movie, and I have been in one screening where they actually had people with night-vision goggles.
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