The park's iconic man-made mountain, Wonder Mountain, contains a waterfall and is the site of a themed dark ride.
Behemoth, one of the park's major hypercoasters, reaches speeds of 125 km/h.
The park hosts the annual 'Halloween Haunt' and 'WinterFest' seasonal events, which transform the park's offerings.
The Leviathan roller coaster was the first 'giga coaster' built by B&M, featuring a drop of 306 feet.
The park was originally opened by the Taft Broadcasting Company in 1981.
Canada's Wonderland is a 330-acre amusement park located in Vaughan, Ontario, featuring over 200 attractions including 18 roller coasters. It houses the Yukon Striker, currently one of the world's tallest, fastest, and longest dive coasters. The park includes a 20-acre water park called Splash Works, which is included with general park admission. The park is divided into several themed areas, such as International Street and Medieval Faire. It is Canada's largest theme park and operates seasonally due to the regional climate. The central landmark is a large man-made mountain that serves as the park's visual centerpiece.
The fountain view on International Street facing the base of Wonder Mountain.
Download the official park app to view real-time wait times and interactive maps.
Visit during weekdays in June or early September to avoid peak weekend crowds.
Rent a locker near the entrance or in the water park area to store loose items.
Avoid arriving during the busiest weekend afternoons if you intend to ride the most popular coasters, as queue times can exceed two hours.
The park operates seasonally from spring through autumn, with limited operation in late November and December for holiday festivities.
Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times outside of the water park area; swimwear is required for all water slides.
