Queens Quay Terminal, Third Floor
207 Queens Quay West
Toronto, ON, M5J 1A7
About The Terminal Theatre at Queens Quay Terminal
The Terminal Theatre is located in the Queen’s Quay Terminal at 207 Queen’s Quay West, directly on Toronto’s sparkling waterfront!
You’ve known this theatre as the Premiere Dance Theatre, and then later as The Fleck Theatre. Purpose-built for dance more than 40 years ago, it is located on the third floor of the historic Queen’s Quay Terminal. Built in 1926, the Terminal was originally a dry-storage shed and cold-storage facility, and one of the largest buildings in Canada at the time, recognized for its distinctive art deco exterior. Transformed in 1983, the Terminal was one of the first major conversions of an industrial building to an elegant mixed commercial, residential, retail, and cultural site.
In 2025, The Toronto Stage Company took over the theatre, rebranding it as The Terminal Theatre, where it continues to be a beloved home for Toronto artists and a wonderful destination for audiences.
For more information, please visit The Terminal Theatre’s General Information/FAQ page.
Getting to The Terminal Theatre
If driving to the theatre, there is underground parking operated by Harbourfront Centre just west of the Terminal Building as well as several other above and below ground options near the venue. The Terminal Theatre recommends saving time and money by booking convenient and affordable parking in advance through SpotHero, the nation’s leading parking reservations app. To reserve your parking spot, visit the Terminal Theatre SpotHero Parking Page.
If taking the TTC, the Terminal building is a short walk from Union Station via the York Street exit; head south and turn right at Queen’s Quay West to the foot of Lower Simcoe Street.
You can also take the 509 Harbourfront streetcars or 510/510A Spadina streetcars/buses which stop right in front of the building.
A visit to the waterfront
A visit to The Terminal Theatre is an opportunity to not just take in a fantastic show like DANCER, but to enjoy one of Toronto’s most idyllic landscapes, the waterfront. Within a ten-minute walk of the Terminal Building, visitors can stroll the Water’s Edge Boardwalk and Simcoe Wavedecks, explore the Power Plant Gallery and Harbourfront Centre, and visit HTO Park.
The area also boasts myriad dining options, including Amsterdam Brewhouse, The Goodman Pub and Kitchen, and the iconic Pearl Chinese Restaurant – all right in the Terminal Building. Taverna Mercatto, located nearby on Bremner Boulevard (about a 15-minute walk away) is a chic, upmarket Italian spot. Right next door to the Terminal is the vast Queen’s Harbour restaurant, a 23,000 square foot MediterAsian restaurant featuring an interactive sushi bar and Canada’s largest retractable rooftop patio.