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Canada's Wonderland in Vaughan, ON

1 Canada's Wonderland Drive • Vaughan, ON L6A 1S6

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Experience endless fun and excitement at Canada’s Wonderland! With over 200 attractions including 18 roller coasters, thrill rides, and family entertainment, Canada’s premier amusement park offers something for all ages. Enjoy big thrills on rides like the Leviathan and Behemoth, live shows, two children’s areas, diverse dining options, and a 20-acre water park.

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Explore over 200 attractions, including 18 roller coasters and the 20-acre Splash Works Water Park (open seasonally).
Experience the Leviathan, Canada’s tallest and fastest roller coaster, boasting a towering 306-foot height, an exhilarating 80-degree drop, and speeds reaching up to 148 km/h.
Challenge the mighty Behemoth, the second-largest roller coaster in Canada, as it propels you up 230 feet before hurtling you down at a 75-degree angle, at 125 km/h in just 3.9 seconds.
The park is located just north of Toronto, making it a convenient day trip for visitors to the city.
KidZville and Planet Snoopy feature more than 25 kid-friendly attractions for the little ones.
Height and weight restrictions apply on select attractions throughout the park.

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Canada’s Wonderland has something for everyone, from the big thrills of its 18 roller coasters, like Yukon Striker, Leviathan and Behemoth, to the little thrills of Planet Snoopy and KidZville!

If you prefer to slide, dive into Splash Works Water Park. This 20-acre sun lover's paradise features a wave pool, water slides, children’s splash stations, cliff jumping at Mountain Bay Cliffs and so much more!

In addition to thrilling rides, Canada's Wonderland features a full lineup of events throughout the season where you can sample new flavours, and enjoy family and kid-friendly entertainment and activities. Check out their calendar before visiting to make sure you don’t miss exciting events like the spectacular firework displays on holiday weekends, delicious taste festivals, Celebration Canada with live music, performers, and authentic Canadian food, and KidZfest for the youngest guests featuring favourite TV characters, dance parties, clowns, magicians, and more.

And this fall, they’ll have daytime Halloween fun for the kids and nighttime frights for the big kids at their annual Halloween Haunt event. Canada's Wonderland is the place to be during the spookiest time of the year!

Returning in November is WinterFest, the park's most magical event of the year. See Canada's Wonderland transform into a holiday spectacle with millions of sparkling lights, festive foods, and amazing entertainment.

If you're looking for things to do in Toronto, there are special events for guests of all ages!

*Attractions and shows may close without notice.

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Tourist51634917031

"Beautiful Place"

Reviewed December 07, 2024 NEW

The park was decorated for Christmas and was themed Winter Wonderland. The decorations were beautiful and the staff was amazing. Many of the larger rides were shut down for the season. We expected more rides to be open as the website had not been updated for the winter season. The staff informed us that the app has the most up to date information, so make sure to check it out for future visits.

brookeolga

"Garbage"

Reviewed October 29, 2024

What a disappointment, Canada’s Wonderland is the pits. We went for the Halloween Haunt and in the five hours we were there the kids got on three rides. Understandably it’s busy and we would have dropped the extra $ to get a fast pass but it wasn’t easily accessible through the website. And neither was the map. The bathrooms were difficult to find and need a facelift. THEY DON’T SERVE WINE! And the food was trash. Hot dog, more like cold dog. Total trash.

568kaitlyng

"Halloween Haunt sucks."

Reviewed October 26, 2024

To start off… I would’ve given this review zero stars, but that was not an option. This was an absolute horrible experience, do not waste your money. My friends and I went for Halloween Haunt as we heard it was a fun experience. Just to get into the park was $97 after taxes, almost a hundred dollars. We were there for around five hours and how many rides did we go on? One. Not only that but the food and drinks are crazy expensive. Why on earth is one slice of mediocre PizzaPizza, $12? Let’s compare… a medium pepperoni pizza (8 slices) at a Pizza Pizza outside of the parks is $12.29. So genuinely, what are they doing charging that price when it is already insanely expensive to just enter the park. I better be pooping out gold bars later. So to give everybody a timeline of how our night went… The first thing we did was wait in line for the Leviathan for literally 3 hours. Then we got a singular slice of pizza, and then went in line for Yukon Striker. After we waited around an hour and a half, we then realized we weren’t even halfway done the line and our ride was coming in about ten minutes. Okay chill. You know you’re cooked when even the fast pass lane is wrapping around the corner. That means they are selling way too many fast pass tickets and wasting their money as well. There must be some sort of limit to how many tickets are sold per night as it is incredibly hard to walk anywhere without feeling like I have some rando breathing down my neck. So yeah…don't waste your money on this.

Wanderer601814

Oakville, Ontario

"Don’t waste your money or your time"

Reviewed October 19, 2024

$200 to get my daughters in to the Halloween Haunt. In 4 hours, the got on 2 rides due to overcrowding and long line ups. Complete waste of money. Never again. Avoid this so-called amusement trap

angelobP5217PB

"Very poor quality PRINT on clothes"

Reviewed October 17, 2024

Lots of negative things I could mention about our experience there on my daughter's birthday. It's already been mentioned by others... DON'T BUY THE CLOTHES with big letter prints. Shortly after purchasing the shirt, ALL the letters are peeling off. Disappointment for a b-day souvenir shirt. I called and they were NOT MUCH HELP and kept asking ridiculous questions like; did you wear or wash the shirt? Even suggested to purchase a new day pass just to swap the shirt, BUT NOT IF IT WAS WORN ONCE or WASHED. They might hangup on you if they loose patience.

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Canada's Wonderland is located at 1 Canada's Wonderland Drive • Vaughan, ON L6A 1S6

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Frequently Asked Questions about Canada's Wonderland

Where is Canada's Wonderland located?

Canada's Wonderland is located just north of Toronto at 1 Canada's Wonderland Drive, Vaughan, ON L6A 1S6, Canada.

Is there a parking fee?

Canada’s Wonderland provides convenient parking adjacent to the park. Autos and vans park for $30 (tax incl.). Cashless payments only. Preferential parking is $40, while RVs/campers also pay $40 (tax incl.). Accessible parking is available in Lot E and G. Re-entry not permitted for day parking vehicles.

Does the park close if it rains?

Some attractions may close in the case of inclement weather until conditions are deemed safe to resume operation. During this time, guests can enjoy a live show, meal or shopping until such weather passes. Canada’s Wonderland cannot issue rain checks or refunds for inclement weather.

Can I bring my pet to Canada’s Wonderland?

Only service animals are permitted in the park. Canada’s Wonderland does not offer kennel services for pets.

Are strollers or wheelchairs available for rent?

For guests' convenience, single and double strollers are available for a one-day rental. All rentals are on a first-come basis and may not be reserved in advance. The rental fee for a single stroller is $17 plus tax and for a double stroller is $26 plus tax. A limited number of wheelchairs and electronic convenience vehicles (ECV) are available for a one-day rental. It is recommended that guests bring their own wheelchairs.

Can I bring my camera or phone on rides to take pictures?

For safety reasons, the taking of pictures, videotaping, and filming of any kind on any ride except Swan Lake, KidZville Station and Jokey’s Jalopies is strictly prohibited.

Can I leave and re-enter the park?

Guests can exit and re-enter the park with valid admission and a photo. Photos are taken upon entry, and guests need to present their ticket/season pass for re-entry. Please note, guests must undergo metal detection procedures again.

What should I wear?

Most rides require proper attire: shirts, shorts/pants/skirts, and shoes. Swimwear is only allowed at Splash Works, except for Riptide, Timberwolf Falls, and White Water Canyon. Loose clothing must be secured or removed for safety. Scarves are not allowed on certain rides. Loose-fitting shoes may need to be removed on specific attractions. Appropriate swimwear is required; thongs or transparent clothing are not allowed.

Can you bring food into Canada's Wonderland?

Picnic baskets and coolers are welcome at the pavilion located outside Wonderland near the Main Entrance. With the exception of plastic bottled water, outside food and beverages are not allowed in the park.

At what age are children required to have an admission ticket?

Children under the age of 3 do not need a ticket. Guests may be asked to provide identification for age verification. Any guest that is 3 years of age or older requires an admission ticket.