Ways to experience: Standard 1-day admission ticket with access to Canada's Wonderland, including major roller coasters, family rides, children's attractions, live entertainment, and themed lands.
Additional access: Optional upgrades such as parking, Fast Lane and Fast Lane Plus passes, dining plans, locker rentals, and stroller or wheelchair rentals are available for purchase at the park. Splash Works access is included with admission during the water park's operating season.
Unique experiences: Enjoy iconic attractions such as Leviathan, Behemoth, Yukon Striker, Wonder Mountain's Guardian, Planet Snoopy™, KidZville, seasonal entertainment, and one of Canada's largest collections of rides and attractions.
When to book: Book at least 1–2 weeks in advance for weekends, summer holidays, Halloween events, and other peak visitation periods to secure your preferred visit date and potentially benefit from online pricing.
Good to know: All guests pass through security screening before entering the park. Bag inspections, entry queues, and attraction wait times are common during busy periods, so arriving before opening can help maximize your day.
From towering roller coasters and high-speed launches to gravity-defying drops, Canada’s Wonderland is packed with attractions designed to get your heart racing. Your admission ticket gives you access to the park’s most exciting rides, offering plenty of opportunities for thrill-seekers to test their limits and experience adrenaline-fueled adventures throughout the day.
Kid-sized adventures and play areas
Families with younger children will find plenty to enjoy across dedicated kids’ zones filled with gentle rides, interactive attractions, and themed play spaces. These areas are designed with little ones in mind, making it easy for younger guests to enjoy age-appropriate fun, meet favorite characters, and explore colorful worlds created just for them.
Dining, treats, and shopping experiences
The park offers a wide variety of dining options, from quick snacks and sweet treats to hearty meals suitable for the whole family. Throughout the park, themed shops and souvenir stores provide opportunities to pick up keepsakes, gifts, apparel, and memorabilia to remember your visit.
Entertainment beyond the rides
In addition to its attractions, Canada’s Wonderland features live entertainment throughout the day. Depending on the season, visitors can enjoy musical performances, stage shows, and character appearances that add extra energy and excitement to the park experience between rides.
Fun for every generation
Whether you're visiting with friends, young children, teenagers, or grandparents, Canada’s Wonderland offers a well-rounded mix of attractions for all ages. From family rides and interactive experiences to thrilling coasters and relaxing entertainment, a one-day ticket provides enough variety for everyone to create their own memorable day at the park.
Things to know before booking your Canada’s Wonderland tickets
What’s included with your ticket:
Your standard general admission ticket provides one-day access to Canada's Wonderland, including most rides, attractions, themed zones, and scheduled live entertainment operating on the day of your visit.
Splash Works water park access is included with admission during its operating season and scheduled hours.
Food, beverages, parking, locker rentals, Fast Lane access, merchandise, and select premium experiences are not included with the standard admission ticket.
Park operational hours and show timings:
Operating hours vary throughout the year based on season, holidays, special events, and weather conditions.
Live entertainment, character appearances, and seasonal performances operate at scheduled times throughout the day and may vary by date.
Canada's Wonderland offers accessible pathways, restrooms, dining locations, and guest facilities throughout the park.
Guests with disabilities can visit Guest Services to obtain the Accessibility Guide, which provides information about attraction access, boarding procedures, and accessibility accommodations.
Service animals are permitted in many areas of the park, although ride-specific restrictions may apply for safety reasons.
Add-on experiences available on-site:
Optional upgrades such as Fast Lane and Fast Lane Plus may be purchased to reduce wait times on participating attractions.
Additional purchases may include parking, dining plans, locker rentals, stroller and wheelchair rentals, premium food experiences, and seasonal event upgrades where available.
Private cabanas may also be available for rent within Splash Works during the water park season.
Age and height restrictions:
All rides and attractions operate with specific height, safety, and rider requirements that must be followed.
Children may need to ride with a supervising companion on selected attractions, while some rides require guests to meet minimum height requirements to ride independently.
Many attractions also feature health and safety advisories for guests with heart conditions, back or neck issues, recent surgeries, motion sensitivity, or pregnancy.
Review the posted ride information carefully before participating.
Park zones at Canada’s Wonderland
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International Street
The park’s grand entrance area sets the tone for your day with impressive architecture, fountains, shops, and dining venues. While there are no major rides here, it’s the perfect place to start your visit, pick up souvenirs, and take photos before heading deeper into the park.
Grande World Expo
Inspired by the excitement of international fairs and exhibitions, Grande World Expo combines family-friendly attractions with modern thrills. This area is ideal for families and mixed-age groups, and is best visited early in the day before ride queues build.
KidZville
Designed specifically for younger guests, KidZville features gentle rides, interactive play spaces, and kid-sized adventures. Attractions such as Jokey's Jalopies make it a favorite for families with children.
Alpenfest
With a charming European village atmosphere, Alpenfest offers a blend of family rides and thrill attractions. The standout experience is Yukon Striker, one of the park’s signature dive coasters, alongside family favorites like Klockwerks. This zone appeals to both coaster enthusiasts and families, and is worth visiting early or later in the afternoon to avoid peak crowds.
Frontier Canada
Celebrating Canada's rugged landscapes and pioneering spirit, Frontier Canada is home to some of the park’s most iconic attractions. Thrill-seekers flock to Mighty Canadian Minebuster, Vortex, and White Water Canyon, while the area’s scenic setting makes it enjoyable for all visitors.
Action Zone
Action Zone is the destination for high-intensity thrills and record-breaking rides. Major attractions include Leviathan, one of Canada’s tallest roller coasters, and Drop Tower, which delivers breathtaking views before a dramatic plunge. Adrenaline lovers should head here at park opening or near closing time for the shortest waits.
Planet Snoopy™
Families with young children will find plenty of fun in Planet Snoopy™, where beloved Peanuts™ characters come to life through themed rides and attractions. This zone is best visited in the morning when younger children are most energetic, and lines tend to be shorter.
Medieval Faire
Step into a world of castles, knights, and legendary adventures in Medieval Faire. The area is home to some of the park’s most famous rides, including Behemoth, Dragon Fyre, and The Fly. It’s a must-visit for coaster fans and guests seeking classic Wonderland experiences, particularly during the first half of the day.
Splash Works
Splash Works water park offers a refreshing escape with wave pools, water slides, splash pads, and family water attractions. Popular experiences include Muskoka Plunge and The Plunge. This area is best enjoyed during the warmest part of the afternoon when water attractions provide a welcome break from the heat.
Top rides and attractions at Canada’s Wonderland
Behemoth
One of Canada's Wonderland's most iconic hypercoasters, Behemoth sends riders soaring over massive hills, steep drops, and high-speed turns for an exhilarating experience.
Location: Medieval Faire
Thrill level: High
Visiting Canada’s Wonderland with kids
Canada’s Wonderland offers a great mix of family attractions, dedicated children's areas, and interactive experiences, making it easy to spend an entire day exploring with younger visitors. Children can enjoy age-appropriate adventures while parents find convenient amenities and places to relax.
Kid-friendly features include:
Play areas and kid-focused zones:
Planet Snoopy™ and KidZville are designed specifically for younger guests, featuring colorful themed environments, gentle rides, and interactive play spaces.
Attractions such as Beagle Brigade Airfield, Frequent Flyers, Taxi Jam, and Snoopy's Space Race provide age-appropriate fun, while character-themed settings keep children entertained between rides.
Interactive rides and themed experiences: Interactive rides in Planet Snoopy™ and KidZville encourage hands-on play, helping younger guests feel engaged while building confidence on their first theme park adventures.
Family-friendly rides across zones:
Beyond the dedicated kids' areas, families can enjoy attractions together throughout the park, including the Antique Carrousel, Klockwerks, White Water Canyon, and Wonder Mountain's Guardian interactive dark ride.
These attractions balance excitement and accessibility, allowing parents and children of different ages to share the experience.
Easy navigation with a zoned layout: Canada’s Wonderland is divided into clearly themed areas such as Medieval Faire, Frontier Canada, Alpenfest, and Planet Snoopy™, making it easy to plan your route.
Convenient family facilities:
The park features stroller-friendly walkways, family restrooms, baby-changing facilities, and shaded seating areas throughout the grounds.
Lockers are available near major attractions and Splash Works, making it easier to store extra clothing, snacks, and family essentials during the day.
Flexible dining options for kids:
Restaurants, snack stands, and quick-service dining locations are spread throughout the park, offering child-friendly meals, treats, and refreshments.
Families will find convenient dining options near Planet Snoopy™, KidZville, and other major attractions, making it easy to take breaks without straying far from the fun.
Itinerary for a perfect Canada’s Wonderland visit
Morning
Arrive before opening and head straight to the park’s most popular coasters while wait times are at their lowest. Start with Leviathan, Behemoth, or Yukon Striker, then explore Action Zone, Medieval Faire, and Alpenfest before the crowds build. Families with younger children can begin in Planet Snoopy™ and KidZville, where popular rides such as Beagle Brigade Airfield and Frequent Flyers are often quieter early in the day.
Mid-day
As the park becomes busier, switch to family attractions, scenic rides, and indoor experiences. Take a ride on Wonder Mountain's Guardian, enjoy the Antique Carrousel, or hop aboard the train from KidZville Station for a relaxing break. Stop for lunch at one of the park’s restaurants before browsing shops along International Street or catching a live performance if available.
Afternoon
Spend the afternoon exploring areas you haven't visited yet or tackling additional thrill rides. Adventure seekers can revisit favorites while families can enjoy attractions in Frontier Canada, Grande World Expo, and Planet Snoopy™. On warm days, this is also the ideal time to cool off at Splash Works, included with admission during the water park's operating season.
Evening
As temperatures drop and queues begin to shorten, revisit your favorite attractions or experience major rides you may have missed earlier. Take a leisurely stroll through International Street, enjoy dinner, and soak up the atmosphere as the park lights come on. End your day with a final coaster ride, seasonal entertainment, or a relaxing family attraction before heading home.
Plan your visit
Park opens at: 10am
Park closes at: 8pm to 10pm
Water park hours: 11:30am to 7pm
Please note: Theme park timings are subject to change on a regular basis. Check the operating hours for the day you plan to visit.
Address: Vaughan, ON L6A 1S6, Canada | Find on Maps
Distance from Toronto city center: 45 minutes (30 miles)
Distance from Toronto Pearson International Airport: 20 minutes (15 miles)
Parking: Paid parking (general and preferred parking) options are available on-site, with accessible parking, and more.
Cash-to-Card kiosks: Canada’s Wonderland operates as a cashless park. Guests carrying Canadian cash can convert it into a prepaid card at Cash-to-Card kiosks, which can be used throughout the park and anywhere prepaid credit cards are accepted across Canada.
First aid: The First Aid Center is located in Medieval Faire and is staffed by trained personnel who can assist with medical needs and emergencies.
Guest Services: Guest Services assists with general inquiries, show schedules, accessibility information, lost children, and other visitor needs.
KidTrack wristbands: Families with young children can obtain KidTrack wristbands from Height Check stations. Parents can write their phone number on the wristband to help staff quickly reunite them with their child if needed.
Lost and found: Lost and Found services are available for guests who have misplaced personal belongings during their visit.
Rider Swap: Rider Swap allows one adult to wait with a child, service animal, or valuable belongings while another rides. Once the first rider returns, the second guest can enjoy the attraction without waiting in line again.
Same-day re-entry: Guests may leave and re-enter the park on the same day with a valid admission ticket or Season Pass. Entry photos are taken upon arrival and may be required for re-entry verification.
Stroller, locker, and wheelchair rentals: Stroller, locker, and wheelchair rentals are available near the Front Gate beside the Canada’s Wonderland Store. Rentals are offered on a first-come, first-served basis and may be limited during busy periods.
Guest Assistance Guide: The guide outlines accessibility services, boarding procedures, and ride-specific requirements to help visitors plan their day.
Accessibility accommodations: Guest Services can assist visitors who require accommodations during their visit. Staff can provide information on accessible routes, ride access procedures, and available support services.
Accessible restrooms: Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available throughout Canada’s Wonderland. These facilities include accessible stalls and are conveniently located across multiple themed areas of the park.
Accessible pathways and attractions: Most major pathways, dining locations, entertainment venues, and themed zones feature paved, wheelchair-friendly access. Many attraction entrances and queue areas are also designed to accommodate guests using mobility devices.
Secure loose articles before riding: Most rides cannot accommodate loose items such as phones, hats, cameras, bags, umbrellas, drink containers, or other personal belongings.
Follow all ride safety requirements: Ensure all restraint systems are properly secured before riding. Guests with certain medical conditions, recent surgeries, back or neck issues, heart conditions, high blood pressure, or who are pregnant should carefully review ride warnings before participating.
Observe rider height requirements: Each attraction has specific height and safety requirements that must be met before boarding.
Infants and small children: Hand-held infants and very small children are not permitted on most rides.
No smoking: Smoking, vaping, and the use of e-cigarettes are prohibited throughout Canada’s Wonderland.
Dress code: Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times while inside the park. Appropriate swimwear is required in water attractions, while costumes intended to conceal identity are not permitted.
Outside food and beverages: Outside food and beverages are generally not allowed inside the park. Exceptions are made for bottled water, baby food, and infant formula.
Respect the line-jumping policy: Line jumping is prohibited at Canada’s Wonderland. Guests who leave a queue and attempt to re-enter or bypass others may be removed from the attraction or ejected from the park.
All’s Well Hall: All’s Well Hall offers classic theme park favorites and quick-service meals. Its central location makes it an easy choice for a lunch break between major attractions.
Caribou Crossing: Situated in Frontier Canada, Caribou Crossing serves hearty comfort food inspired by Canadian flavors.
Carrousel Kitchen: Carrousel Kitchen provides a family-friendly dining experience with a selection of quick meals, snacks, and refreshments.
King’s Feast: One of the park's largest dining venues, King's Feast offers a variety of freshly prepared meals in a spacious setting, ideal for families and larger groups.
Jester’s Courtyard: Jester’s Courtyard features a selection of themed gifts, toys, apparel, and park souvenirs.
Character House: Character House is the go-to destination for Peanuts™ merchandise, plush toys, apparel, and character-themed gifts.
Thrills Are Wonderland: This shop specializes in ride-themed merchandise, branded apparel, collectibles, and souvenirs celebrating Canada's Wonderland's most famous attractions.
Canyon Trader: Located near Frontier Canada, Canyon Trader offers a mix of themed gifts, accessories, snacks, and practical essentials for a day in the park.
Visitor tips
Start with Yukon Striker or Leviathan, not the closest ride: Most guests stop at attractions near the entrance first. Heading directly to Yukon Striker, Leviathan, or Behemoth at park opening can save you significant wait time compared to riding later in the day.
Visit Splash Works after lunch: Crowds typically flock to the water park soon after opening. Arriving in the early-to-mid afternoon often means shorter waits at slides while still giving you plenty of time to enjoy the water attractions.
Use Wonder Mountain as your navigation landmark: The park's central mountain is visible from many areas and makes it easier to orient yourself when moving between Action Zone, Medieval Faire, and International Street.
Ride Vortex for some of the best park views: While many guests focus on the larger coasters, Vortex offers unique views over White Water Canyon and Frontier Canada that are easy to miss from ground level.
Save repeat rides on major coasters for the final hour: Wait times for Leviathan, Behemoth, and Yukon Striker often decrease near closing as families begin leaving the park and guests gather along International Street.
Use Planet Snoopy™ and KidZville early with young children: These areas are usually busiest from late morning through mid-afternoon. Arriving shortly after opening allows younger guests to enjoy several rides with minimal waiting.
Pack a change of clothes if planning White Water Canyon: Even riders who don't expect to get soaked often leave significantly wetter than anticipated, especially when seated near the edges of the raft.
Shop during ride peak times: Popular stores along International Street are generally quieter in the middle of the afternoon when most guests are focused on attractions, making souvenir shopping faster and more relaxed.
Check height requirements before joining major queues: Some family groups lose valuable time waiting for attractions only to discover a child doesn't meet the height requirement. Height Check stations near the entrance can help plan your day more efficiently.
Frequently asked questions about Canada’s Wonderland tickets
For thrill-seekers, the signature attractions are Leviathan, Behemoth, Yukon Striker, and AlpenFury. Arriving before park opening and heading directly to these rides can help you experience multiple headliners before queues become longer.
Yes, same-day re-entry is permitted with a valid admission ticket. Guests are photographed upon entry, and this photo may be used to verify re-entry later in the day.
Yes, all rides and attractions within Planet Snoopy™ and KidZville are included with a standard general admission ticket, subject to height, safety, and operational requirements.
Most outdoor rides may temporarily close during severe weather, lightning, or high winds. Indoor attractions, shops, restaurants, and some entertainment offerings typically remain available until conditions improve.
Absolutely. In addition to thrill rides, the park offers family attractions, live entertainment, dining experiences, scenic train rides, Splash Works, and children's areas, making it enjoyable even for guests who prefer less intense experiences.
Start your day in Planet Snoopy™ and KidZville while wait times are lowest. As the day progresses, mix in family-friendly attractions such as the Antique Carrousel, train rides, and Wonder Mountain's Guardian before returning to children's areas later in the evening.
Not necessarily. Canada's Wonderland operates as a cashless park, and most purchases can be made using credit cards, debit cards, or prepaid cards. Cash-to-Card kiosks are available for guests who arrive with cash.
A full day is usually enough to experience the park's highlights, especially if you arrive early and prioritize your must-do attractions. During peak summer periods, however, guests interested in every major coaster, family ride, and Splash Works attraction may need to be selective with their itinerary.
Canada's Wonderland Tickets
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Canada’s Wonderland One Day Ticket
Alpen Fury: This record-breaking launch coaster blasts riders vertically through Wonder Mountain, reaching speeds of 115 km/h. It delivers nine inversions—the most on any launch coaster—making it a true headline thrill.
Leviathan: Climb towering heights before plunging into one of the tallest and fastest drops in the park. Its smooth layout and high speeds make it a must-ride for coaster fans.
Behemoth: This hypercoaster is all about airtime, with a series of sweeping hills and fast drops. Its open-air seating enhances the feeling of speed and weightlessness.
Yukon Striker: Hang at the edge before plunging down a near-vertical drop into an underwater tunnel. It’s one of the tallest and longest dive coasters, packed with inversions and dramatic moments.
Tundra Twister: This giant swing ride spins riders 360 degrees while lifting them high into the air. Its multi-axis motion creates a thrilling, disorienting experience.
Mountain Bay Cliffs: Take a leap from varying heights into deep water at this cliff-jumping attraction in Splash Works. It’s a refreshing and adventurous way to cool off between rides.
Alpen Fury: This record-breaking launch coaster blasts riders vertically through Wonder Mountain, reaching speeds of 115 km/h. It delivers nine inversions—the most on any launch coaster—making it a true headline thrill.
Leviathan: Climb towering heights before plunging into one of the tallest and fastest drops in the park. Its smooth layout and high speeds make it a must-ride for coaster fans.
Behemoth: This hypercoaster is all about airtime, with a series of sweeping hills and fast drops. Its open-air seating enhances the feeling of speed and weightlessness.
Yukon Striker: Hang at the edge before plunging down a near-vertical drop into an underwater tunnel. It’s one of the tallest and longest dive coasters, packed with inversions and dramatic moments.
Tundra Twister: This giant swing ride spins riders 360 degrees while lifting them high into the air. Its multi-axis motion creates a thrilling, disorienting experience.
Mountain Bay Cliffs: Take a leap from varying heights into deep water at this cliff-jumping attraction in Splash Works. It’s a refreshing and adventurous way to cool off between rides.
Inclusions
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Admission to Canada’s Wonderland for one day, including Splash Works water park (when operational in the summer)
Access to world-class rides and roller coasters
Access to live performances throughout the park
Exclusions
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Access to private events and other separately ticketed experiences
Midway games and other extra charge experiences (sold separately)
Parking (sold separately)
Food & beverage (sold separately)
Souvenirs (sold separately)
Transportation (sold separately)
Hotel stay
What to bring
Bring a valid photo ID, as proof of purchase may be required at entry.
Keep your e-ticket ready on your phone or carry a printed copy.
Pack essentials such as a swimsuit, sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable walking shoes.
What’s not allowed
Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the park.
Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited.
Large bags, coolers, and suitcases are not allowed.
Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Weapons, sharp objects, and hazardous materials are strictly forbidden.
Most rides cannot accommodate loose articles. This includes jewelry, cell phones, hats, cameras, purses, backpacks, basketballs, umbrellas, beverage containers, electronic devices, etc. Items must be safely secured in cargo pockets, a waist pack, in a bin on the ride platform, in a locker, or with a non-Rider. Canada’s Wonderland is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items.
Extra or bulky clothing, backpacks, and anything else that could potentially be between the Rider and the restraint will not be allowed. The restraint mechanism must be secured snugly against the Rider’s body.
On Alpen Fury and Yukon Striker, loose items that are not able to be stored in waist packs or cargo pockets are not permitted in line and must be stored in a locker or with a non-Rider.
For safety reasons, cell phone usage, taking pictures and filming on most rides are prohibited.
Accessibility
Wheelchairs are available for rent at the park, subject to availability.
Some rides may have specific age, height, or health restrictions.
Accessible restrooms and facilities are available throughout the park.
Registered service animals are permitted within the premises.
Hearing devices and other electronic devices may be damaged by water at water rides and attractions.
Many amusement rides use manufacturer-designed safety systems built to accommodate people of average physical stature and proportion. These systems may limit the ability of some individuals to safely ride.
Guests of larger or smaller size; guests with heart, back or neck conditions; pregnant guests; guests recovering from recent surgery; and guests with casts, braces, restrictive devices or certain disabilities may not be safely accommodated.
Additional information
This 1-day ticket is valid only for the selected date and cannot be used on any other day.
Lockers are available for rent to store personal belongings.
Check the Canada’s Wonderland website for the latest park hours, ride updates, and safety guidelines before your visit.
The property is fully cashless; cash is not accepted at the theme park, or parking toll plaza. Cash-to-Card kiosks are available throughout the property.
Guests 15 and under will need to be accompanied by a chaperone. If you're 16 or older, you might be asked to show a valid government-issued photo ID (like a driver’s license, state ID, or passport) at entry to confirm your age.
Glasses must be secured on all rides. On Alpen Fury, Skyhawk, and SlingShot, glasses must be secured by an athletic strap, or they cannot be worn on the ride.
All offerings are subject to change or closure without notice. Not valid with any other discount. Not for resale. No rain checks, refunds or exchanges. Additional terms and conditions apply.
