Visit Canada’s Wonderland: Canada’s Premier Amusement Park Adventure

Why visit Canada's Wonderland

Canada’s Wonderland stands as a beacon of excitement in the Greater Toronto Area, boasting the most roller coasters in Canada and a diverse array of attractions. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie eager to conquer towering coasters or a family seeking a day of fun, the park offers something for everyone. Its seasonal events, like Halloween Haunt and WinterFest, add unique experiences throughout the year. 

Top things to do at Canada’s Wonderland

Leviathan, Behemoth, & AlpineFury Roller Coasters

Challenge yourself on Leviathan, one of the tallest and fastest roller coasters in the world, reaching speeds up to 148 km/h. Or take on Behemoth, known for its exhilarating drops and airtime hills. Don't forget AlpineFury, which made its record‑breaking debut last year as Canada’s longest, tallest, and fastest launch coaster, holding the world record for the most inversions on a launch coaster. These coasters are a rite of passage for thrill-seekers visiting the park.

Splash Works Water Park

Cool off at Splash Works, the park's 20-acre water park featuring Canada's largest outdoor wave pool, Whitewater Bay. Enjoy a variety of water slides, including Moosehorn Falls, a raft slide offering a thrilling descent. It's the perfect spot for families to relax and have fun in the sun.

Planet Snoopy & KidZville

Designed for younger guests, Planet Snoopy and KidZville offer a collection of gentle rides and attractions themed around beloved Peanuts characters. From mini coasters to interactive play areas, these zones ensure that even the smallest adventurers have a memorable day.

New this year at Canada’s Wonderland

A classic coaster returns

Originally introduced as Top Gun in 1995, the inverted roller coaster formerly known as Flight Deck will debut its transformation this summer as The DareDeviler.

New chaperone policy

This season, the park is implementing a chaperone policy beginning May 1.

As of 4 p.m. daily, all guests ages 15 years old or younger must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 21 years old in order to be admitted or to remain in the park. One chaperone may accompany no more than 10 guests aged 15 or younger per day. For full policy details, visit the park’s Code of Conduct.

The return of Brew & BBQ

On select days in June, Brew & BBQ is serving up BBQ favourites with more than 50 craft beers, ciders, and seltzers from local breweries, as well as live music and street entertainment. See the full event lineup online. 

New live shows

Three new live shows and entertainment, including cirque, acrobatics, and musical performances. More details and showtimes can be found on the park’s website.

New food & beverage experiences

The season serves up an exciting mix of new food and drink experiences, including Choco Crispy Bites Funnel Cake, Donair Kabobs, and “Wonder Rush” Coca-Cola® Freestyle Beverages.

The Sweet Shoppe on International Street has also been reimagined as The Sweet Spot. The transformed store will offer an expanded assortment of treats, including Tanghulu – fresh fruit skewers coated in a glossy, hardened sugar syrup.

Plan your visit

• Location & directions: 1 Canada's Wonderland Drive, Vaughan, ON. Easily accessible via Highway 400 and public transit options from Toronto.
• Hours of operation: Open seasonally from May to October. Hours vary by day and event; check the official website for up to date hours of operation.
• Tickets: Purchase Canada's Wonderland tickets online for the best rates; season passes and Fast Lane options available.
• Best times to visit: Weekdays and early mornings typically offer shorter wait times.
• Accessibility: The park provides accommodations for guests with disabilities, including wheelchair rentals and accessibility guides.
• Family-friendliness: With dedicated children's areas, family rides and ample dining options, the park caters to visitors of all ages.

Fun facts & history

Opened in 1981, Canada’s Wonderland was the first major theme park in Canada and remains the largest. It has evolved over the decades, introducing groundbreaking rides like Yukon Striker, the world's tallest, fastest, and longest dive coaster. The park's iconic Wonder Mountain serves as a central landmark, housing attractions and offering picturesque views.

More fun facts:

• Canada’s Wonderland is home to 18 coasters, ranking third in the world for most roller coasters at an amusement park
• The cold water from Wonder Mountain serves as the park’s air conditioning, flowing through pipes that travel throughout the park
• Canada’s Wonderland sends absolutely zero waste to landfills, instead using ongoing recycling programs
• The fireworks displays at Canada’s Wonderland exceed 6,000 explosions, with some of them reaching as high as 183 m
• Canada’s Wonderland opened in 1981 with just five roller coasters

What’s nearby

Located in Vaughan, Canada’s Wonderland is surrounded by a variety of attractions, including Vaughan Mills Shopping Centre, LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre and the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. Downtown Toronto is just a 30-minute drive away, offering even more entertainment and dining options.