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This popular Toronto store is so busy you often need a ticket to get inside

The Distillery Historic District's Jellycat shop-in-shop in Toronto — the first of its kind in Canada — has officially entered holiday-season chaos, with high demand and long lines forcing management to introduce a ticketed entry system during peak hours.The Distillery District is currently buzzing with the ongoing Winter Village, and these festivities, combined with this Jellycat location being the only standalone shop in the city, have led to a surge in in-person demand for the brand's luxe plush toys."The ticketing system is used during rush hour, usually from 5 p.m. to close on weekdays and throughout the day on weekends," a Jellycat brand representative tells blogTO.Once the 400 sq. ft. store hits capacity, staff begin handing out tickets, and shoppers must wait in line to enter. "It really depends on how many people are in the store. If it's full, customers have to wait outside and get a ticket before coming in.&q...


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