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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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Guide52480216649

"Terrible Customer Service"

Reviewed November 03, 2025 NEW

After saving up her money, my daughter purchased a day ticket on the Canada’s Wonderland website for October 23. The day before she planned to go, she discovered the park was scheduled to be closed — even though their system still allowed her to purchase a ticket for that date. She requested a refund, but the park refused, citing a strict no-refund policy, and only offered to transfer the ticket to a date in 2025. Since we don’t live near Canada’s Wonderland, she will not have the opportunity to use the ticket this year. Despite multiple follow-ups, Canada’s Wonderland has been dismissive and continues to refuse a refund for a ticket they should never have sold in the first place. If you ordered a product online and learned it was unavailable, wouldn’t you expect a refund? Canada’s Wonderland has taken no responsibility for selling a ticket on a day they were closed. Their policy is inflexible, and their customer service has been extremely disappointing. It's unfortunate that a young guest trying to enjoy a day at the park is penalized due to their system error. If you're planning on going here, be very careful as they have terrible customer service.

E5252EMmicheles

"Halloween Haunt - now all about the money!"

Reviewed October 31, 2025 NEW

Every year I enjoy taking my son and nephews to Halloween Haunt. This year however, I was really disappointed with the process and the cost. I paid online for 3 tickets. We don’t do the rides so I don’t have a seasons pass. I got to the park, paid extra for the Conjuring Universe, then walked to the far side of the park to find out that I needed to get a wrist band before I could do the mazes. We walked back and had to stand in a long line to get wrist bands to walk all the way back. No one appeared very helpful, as I would have assumed someone at the gate would have told me. I asked a staff where I could buy tickets for the Conjuring, and was simply told ‘by the mountain’. We paid a lot of money for this experience, and I feel like it just wasn’t worth it this year. **side note - the ghouls, ghosts and zombies did a great job at the scares!**

371kymk

"They lie about included “perks.”"

Reviewed October 27, 2025 NEW

They advertise on their site (still) that the Halloween Haunt is included with a Gold Pass, as it has always been. But it’s not anymore. They lie. Now, it’s admission “during” the Haunt but not “to” the Haunt. If you don’t have the extra money for their wristbands, don’t bother going. If you spent all year making payments on their payment plan so you’d have that perk, you do not.

damiank191

Mississauga, Ontario

"Not worth the money."

Reviewed October 18, 2025 NEW

Save your money. The 6 haunted Halloween attractions cost extra in 2025. Me and my 2 kids have been going for years and this was part of the annual pass and a tradition for us. This was extremely disappointing as that was one of the perks in getting the pass and we are no longer going to be pass holders as there is no value in it anymore for us. Extremely disappointed how this was rolled out by Canada's Wonderland with no notice.

121sintac

Greater London, England

"Canadas Wonderland - a very appropriate name"

Reviewed October 14, 2025 NEW

If you like roller coasters just do it Some fantastic rides and so glad we visited. It's quite a way out on the subway network and if the water park/rides had been open we would have been really pushed for time due to the limited opening hours Get the skip the line add-on and if visiting during peak season i would suggest a 2 day visit to experience the best the park has to offer. Highlights - Alpen fury. Such a good ride enjoyed it so much. The Bat - boomerang style coster Less fun - Wilde Beast and Minebuster. Rough Woodies but still good. Only 4 *s because it wasn't as good as sister park Cedar Point

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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.

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