Canada’s Wonderland is Canada’s first and largest theme park featuring over 200 attractions, 68 thrilling rides, North America’s greatest variety of roller coasters, Splash Works, a 20-acre water park and live shows.
Tried and true favourite thrill rides and coasters return, ready to do what they do best; make you scream. Behemoth is Canada’s biggest, tallest and fastest rollercoaster, with eight extreme drops, open air seating, high speed twists, turns and loops. The daring may want to be lifted 23 stories high and then dropped at 100 kilometres per hour aboard Drop Tower. Not to be outdone are Vortex, Canada’s first suspended roller coaster, an intense corkscrew design in The Bat, Skyrider‘s shark curves and side-winding helix (standing up of course), Dragon Fire‘s two 360-degree loops, the trek through Wonder Mountain aboard Thunder Run, Windseeker, a 301 ft swing ride, and let’s not forget the coaster that lives up to its name, The Mighty Canadian Minebuster, the largest and longest wooden coaster in Canada.
New This Year:
2012 sees the unveiling of Leviathan, one of the world’s biggest and tallest roller coasters. The ride has taken over the park’s landscape with its size, and will take riders to new heights and speeds.
The Park is also debuting Dinosaurs Alive!, a new interactive dinosaur park. Over 40 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs are set in an outdoor Jurassic themed environment.
There’s also a new Fast Lane ticket option, where guests can bypass the line at popular rides with the purchase of a Fast Lane wristband.
Family Attractions:
Planet Snoopy has the entire Peanuts gang welcoming children of all ages to take a ride on Sally’s Loveboat, race the Peanut’s 500 track or take a ride upon Woodstock Whirlybirds.
KidZville features numerous attractions including Taxi Jam, a roller coaster parents and kids can ride together, and Chopper Chase, a monorail ride. Catch planes, trains and rocket ships in Zoom Zone, where the sky’s the limit aboard Jumpin’ Jet, while Silver Streak, Canada’s first junior inverted coaster with a helix will delight young thrill seekers who will dive, wind and swoop through its suspended, zigzagged track. If there’s more left in you, be sure to check out Splash Works, White Water Canyon Area and Action Theatre.
Getting There:
Canada’s Wonderland is located in the city of Vaughan on Highway 400. Exit at Rutherford Road. The park is approximately 30 minutes from downtown Toronto and 10 minutes north of Highway 401.
By Car:
Exit at Rutherford Road, if traveling north and Major MacKenzie if traveling south. The park is located approximately 40 minutes from downtown Toronto and 10 minutes north of Highway 401.
By Transit:
The Wonderland Express “GO” Buses run regularly from Yorkdale and York Mills subway stations. Schedule operates throughout the day and evening through closing
Tried and true favourite thrill rides and coasters return, ready to do what they do best; make you scream. Behemoth is Canada’s biggest, tallest and fastest rollercoaster, with eight extreme drops, open air seating, high speed twists, turns and loops. The daring may want to be lifted 23 stories high and then dropped at 100 kilometres per hour aboard Drop Tower. Not to be outdone are Vortex, Canada’s first suspended roller coaster, an intense corkscrew design in The Bat, Skyrider‘s shark curves and side-winding helix (standing up of course), Dragon Fire‘s two 360-degree loops, the trek through Wonder Mountain aboard Thunder Run, Windseeker, a 301 ft swing ride, and let’s not forget the coaster that lives up to its name, The Mighty Canadian Minebuster, the largest and longest wooden coaster in Canada.
New This Year:
2012 sees the unveiling of Leviathan, one of the world’s biggest and tallest roller coasters. The ride has taken over the park’s landscape with its size, and will take riders to new heights and speeds.
The Park is also debuting Dinosaurs Alive!, a new interactive dinosaur park. Over 40 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs are set in an outdoor Jurassic themed environment.
There’s also a new Fast Lane ticket option, where guests can bypass the line at popular rides with the purchase of a Fast Lane wristband.
Family Attractions:
Planet Snoopy has the entire Peanuts gang welcoming children of all ages to take a ride on Sally’s Loveboat, race the Peanut’s 500 track or take a ride upon Woodstock Whirlybirds.
KidZville features numerous attractions including Taxi Jam, a roller coaster parents and kids can ride together, and Chopper Chase, a monorail ride. Catch planes, trains and rocket ships in Zoom Zone, where the sky’s the limit aboard Jumpin’ Jet, while Silver Streak, Canada’s first junior inverted coaster with a helix will delight young thrill seekers who will dive, wind and swoop through its suspended, zigzagged track. If there’s more left in you, be sure to check out Splash Works, White Water Canyon Area and Action Theatre.
Getting There:
Canada’s Wonderland is located in the city of Vaughan on Highway 400. Exit at Rutherford Road. The park is approximately 30 minutes from downtown Toronto and 10 minutes north of Highway 401.
By Car:
Exit at Rutherford Road, if traveling north and Major MacKenzie if traveling south. The park is located approximately 40 minutes from downtown Toronto and 10 minutes north of Highway 401.
By Transit:
The Wonderland Express “GO” Buses run regularly from Yorkdale and York Mills subway stations. Schedule operates throughout the day and evening through closing
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