Is this event appropriate for children?
Haunt is not recommended for children under 13.
How much is parking?
Canada’s Wonderland offers ample parking adjacent to the park. Parking for cars and vans costs $22.00 (tax included) per vehicle when you purchase online. Parking for RVs and campers is $30.00. Disabled parking is also available. A drop-off and pick-up area are located on the east side of the main parking lot, off of Jane Street between Norwood Avenue and Avro Avenue. Re-entry is not allowed for day parking vehicles.
Am I allowed to bring my own food and beverages into the park?
No. Outside food, beverages or coolers are not allowed inside the park.
Are cameras and cell phones allowed to be used on rides and slides?
For safety reasons, we cannot permit the taking of pictures, videotaping, and filming of any kind on any ride. This includes the use of GoPro style equipment, mounts, and harnesses. All cameras and cell phones must be safely secured in cargo pockets, a waist pack, in a bin on the ride platform, left in a locker, or with a non-rider. Ride attendants cannot be responsible for items lost, stolen, or damaged while riding. ”Selfie Sticks” are not permitted on any ride.
What security procedures are implemented at Canada’s Wonderland?
The safety of our guests and associates is our number one priority, and we have implemented several enhanced security procedures at the front gate. As part of the process:
- Guests arriving at the park will go through metal detection every public operating day.
- All bags, purses, backpacks, waist packs, etc. will be examined prior to entering.
- Sharp objects (including pocket knives and metal chains), firearms, or other items that could be considered a weapon are strictly prohibited.
Does Canada’s Wonderland serve alcohol?
Yes. All guests under the age of 30 will be required to provide valid government-issued photo I.D prior to the sale of any alcoholic beverage. As per the Liquor License Act of Ontario, Canada’s Wonderland can deny the sale of any alcoholic beverage to a guest who is showing signs of intoxication or public drunkenness. Any guest whom Canada’s Wonderland determines to be intoxicated will be removed from the premises.
