Canada’s oft-loved nickname is “The Great White North”, because of the sizeable amount of snow within the country. The second largest country in the world, it stretches from the United States to the Arctic Circle in the north. Canada’s Arctic archipelago is so cold that it receives very few visitors yearly. Other parts of Canada are also equally blessed with rugged white snow, except not in such large swathes. Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and Quebec City are major cities with their distinct, unique features. Urban Toronto is a metropolis, a city with its skyline flanked by skyscrapers while Vancouver, surrounded by mountains has a thriving theatre scene. French-speaking Montreal and Quebec City are diverse melting pots. If you’re there to seek the thrill of rollercoasters, then Canada has no lack of theme parks and amusement parks that will delight both children and the young at heart. Read on to find out where are the top theme parks and amusement parks in Canada.
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1. Canada's Wonderland
The largest theme park in Canada, this wonderland is home to more than 200 attractions. The Leviathan is the tallest at 306 feet (93 meters) and the fastest 91 mph (148 km/h) ride in here. If you have no fear of heights, the Leviathan was built for you. A fun new ride for two persons called “The Sling Shot” will catapult riders up high, before suspending them temporarily, then a fast descent follows. Apart from the rides, Wonderland also has special events seasonally.
Canada's Wonderland
Address: 1 Canada’s Wonderland Drive, Vaughan, ON L6A 1S6, Canada
Website: Canada’s Wonderland
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10am-6pm
Price: 40 USD
2. Atlantis Water Slides
This water slide park promises hours of fun with 10 slides for adults and children alike. Its most popular slide is the “River Riot”, a spiralling tunnel that plunges down to the main pool. It was voted “Best Family Fun attraction” recently. If you are looking for somewhere to cool off in the summer, this waterpark is the best place to go!
Atlantis Water Slides
Address: 7921 Greenhow Rd, Vernon, BC V1B 3S2, Canada
Website: Atlantis Water Slides
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10am-6pm
3. Magic Mountain SplashZone
This is Canada’s largest waterpark, so expect to be thrilled by the fun rides here. The Kamikaze is one such ride, where riders shoot down at speeds reaching 37 mph (60 km/h). The ProRacer is where you want to be if you’re feeling competitive and want to race a friend while plunging down together. Families with young children can swim or lounge in the lazy river or the splash pad.
Magic Mountain SplashZone
Address: 1 Canada’s Wonderland Drive, Vaughan, ON L6A 1S6, Canada
Website: Magic Mountain SplashZone
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10am-6pm
Price: 30-60 USD
4. Calypso Theme Waterpark
If you’re in Montreal, then do visit Calypso Theme Waterpark. It is just 20 minutes’ away. A relatively new park that opened in 2010, it has Canada’s largest wave pool and even a white-water rafting experience. Lounge at the Hawaiian beach bar or bring your toddler to the kid zone to splash around.
Calypso Theme Waterpark
Address: 2015 Calypso St, Limoges, ON K0A 2M0, Canada
Website: Calypso Theme Waterpark
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10am-6pm
Price: 30-60 USD
5. Wet 'n' Wild Toronto
This 100-acre (40 hectares) complex has a variety of water park attractions. Whether you want to slide in its numerous water slides, lounge at the lazy river, or experience the wave pool, you’ll cool off in no time in this park. A four-lane zip-line is also fantastic for getting your wild and wet on!
Wet 'n' Wild Toronto
Address: 7855 Finch Ave W, Brampton, ON L6T 0B2, Canada
Website: Wet ‘n’ Wild Toronto
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10am-6pm
Price: 30-50 USD
6. Galaxyland
If you visit Canada’s largest mall, West Edmonton Mall, you will notice that at the heart of this mall spanning two stories is the world’s second-largest indoor amusement park. With 24 rides and attractions, there is something for everyone. The Mindbender, the world’s largest indoor, triple loop roller-coaster is an unforgettable ride. Apart from the theme park, the mall also has an indoor skating rink and over 800 stores. The whole family will be clamouring to stay!
Galaxyland
Address: West Edmonton Mall 8882 170 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5T 4J2
Website: Galaxyland
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 12pm-6pm
Price: 30-60 USD
7. Centreville Theme Park
This park is geared towards families with younger children, as the park is more affordable compared to the other megascale theme parks, and the rides are also gentler. An antique horse carousel, a small Ferris ride, bumper cars, are some of the rides in this theme park. There is even a small roller coaster that children up to seven years of age might enjoy. This is a great place to go as an alternative to other more crowded theme parks.
Centreville Theme Park
Address: 9 Queens Quay W, Toronto, ON M5J 2H3, Canada
Website: Centreville Theme Park
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10am-6pm
Price: 30-60 USD
8. Fallsview Indoor Waterpark
The only waterpark in the world where you’ll view a spectacular sight: the majestic Niagara Falls. Home to 16 waterslides including a giant wave pool, an adults-only hot tub, and the mammoth Beach House Rain Fortress with a 1000 gallon tipping bucket, it’s not hard to see why the Fallsview Indoor Waterpark has been a top traveller choice for so many years. This is a popular attraction with both locals and tourists alike!
Fallsview Indoor Waterpark
Address: 5685 Falls Ave, Niagara Falls, ON L2E 6W7, Canada
Website: Calypso Theme Waterpark
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10am-6pm
Price: 30-60 USD
9. Splash Island
Splash Island is a community amusement pool park. Two large slides and a toddler pool, as well as a lazy river, are within the park. A very relaxed park with a vast grass area for picnics and a canteen onsite, families rate this park highly for the restaurants and shops around the park, as well as the high lifeguard to person ratio.
Splash Island
Address: 260 Royal Road South on Island Park Portage la Prairie, MB Canada
Website: Splash Island
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10am-6pm
Price: 10-20 USD
Theme parks galore in Canada
As you can tell, if you visit Canada in the summer, there is no lack of water theme parks to let you cool off. The adrenaline seekers amongst us will love the rollercoaster rides available in almost every state. Whether you’re in Canada to visit or to play, the theme parks will provide you with endless fun.
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