Canada's Wonderland

Now Open for the 2010 Season!

North of Downtown Toronto,
off Highway 400

Canada’s Wonderland is one of North America’s premier amusement parks with more than 60 rides and 200 attractions, including 15 roller coasters, a waterpark, an outdoor wave-pool and 16 waterslides. Wonderland is located about 10 miles northwest of downtown Toronto. Opened in 1981, the park has become a major entertainment destination for visitors to Toronto, as well as those who live in the GTA.

Check out the amazing Behemoth Roller Coaster at Canada's Wonderland.

King Sized Deal! Click here for a special hotel package at the Delta Chelsea Hotel.

Don’t miss the White Water Canyon ride. Full of powerful rapids that propel giant rafts through cavernous caves and sharp rocks, and hidden geysers wait to soak the unsuspecting rafter, this is a great water ride for the hot summer months ahead.

Toronto Canada's Wonderland Roller Coasters

With 15 Roller Coasters these amazing rides are the main attraction at Wonderland. Only amusement park giants Disney and Six Flags have more.

The big news is the new coaster at Wonderland called the Behemoth. Built at a cost of 26 million dollars, it rises 230 feet and the ride reaches 77 mph over a mile long track. Enjoy the intense coaster experience of the Behemoth.

  • The Bat Roller Coaster – A steel shuttle-coaster with two loops and a cobra roll
  • Dragon Fire Roller Coaster – A steel double-loop, double-corkscrew coaster with a downward helix
  • The Fly Roller Coaster – A wild mouse roller coaster
  • Italian Job: Stunt Track – A powered-launch steel coaster
  • Mighty Canadian Minebuster Roller Coaster – A wooden coaster with modified out-and-back layout which is Canada’s longest wooden roller coaster
  • Sky Rider Roller Coaster – A steel stand-up coaster, with one loop and a downward helix
  • Thunder Run Roller Coater – A steel coaster with no lift
  • Tomb Raider: The Ride Roller Coaster – A steel flying laying down roller coaster
  • Top Gun Roller Coaster – A steel inverted-loop coaster with 5 inversions
  • Vortex Roller Coaster – A steel suspended coaster
  • Wild Beast Roller Coaster – A wooden, modified Bearcat/Wildcat, built by Philadelphia Toboggan Company

There are three excellent non-coaster thrill rides at Wonderland you'll want to enjoy. They are the Psyclone, Drop Zone, and Sledgehammer. Book a Wonderland hotel room package and enjoy great summertime fun in Toronto, Canada.

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Toronto Waterparks

Try Toronto's other waterparks: Wildwater Kingdom, Toronto Kids Zoo, and Ontario Place. Enjoy a Toronto Theatre event in downtown Toronto and book a Terrific Toronto weekend getaway at one of the best Toronto hotels and enjoy great rates and services.

Toronto Siteseeing

There are plenty of siteseeing attractions in Toronto. From harbourfront tours to visits to Casa Loma you will enjoy great Canadian architecture and history. Toronto events to see including professional sports events, music concerts, theatre performances, and Jazz Festivals. Check out the Toronto CityPass Booklet for savings on tickets to major Toronto Attractions. Many Toronto Tour services are available covering Toronto's historic neighbourhoods.

Destination Videos

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The The Royal Ontario Museum presents a special exhibition for the summer of 2010.

Meet the cast and preview Rock of Ages the hit musical that has taken Toronto by storm.
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Tour the magnificent estate gardens of Casa Loma, Canada’s majestic castle in the heart of Toronto

Summer 2010 in Toronto brings even more big hit musicals including Miss Saigon, South Pacific and Jersey Boys

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