Canada's Wonderland

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If you're driving, take the 409 East, then take the 401 East. Drive for a bit, then exit onto 400 North. After 10 km, exit at Rutherford Road, and then turn right, and immediately turn left onto Canada's Wonderland Drive. The park entrance is clearly marked. An alternative route is getting off at Major Mackenzie Drive, turning right, then turning right onto Jane Street, and then turning right again into the park. This route is longer.

If you're taking transit, there are many options. However, all options are lengthy and require transfers.

Option 1 (weekends/holidays only, $11, quickest way): Take GO Bus 34 to Finch Terminal. Then take YRT Route 760 to Wonderland.

Option 2 (any day, $11): Take GO Bus 34, get off at Yorkdale Terminal. Then take GO Bus 66 to East Gwillimbury, and get off at Major Mackenzie Park and Ride. Then take 4 or 4A east, get off at Jane, take 20 south, then get off at Norwood.

Option 3 (cheapest but longest, any day, $7.50): Take TTC Route 900, Airport Express to Kipling Station. Then take Line 2 subway to St. George. Then travel north on Line 1 to Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Station. Then take YRT Route 20 north, and get off at Norwood.

Option 4 (cheapest but long, weekends/holidays, $7.50): Take TTC Route 900, Airport Express to Kipling Station. Then take Line 2 subway to Bloor-Yonge Station. Travel north on Line 1 to Finch Station, then take YRT Route 760 that goes to Wonderland.

GO Transit's Barrie Line is the closest train line to access Wonderland. You could use both Rutherford GO and Maple GO station, however, Maple GO would probably be easier to access if you're using local transit after you get off the train.

If you're driving, coming from Maple GO, head west on Major Mackenzie Drive, drive for a while, then turn left on Jane Street. Drive for a while, then turn right into the park. From Rutherford GO, head west on Rutherford Road, drive for a while then turn right into the park when you see the entrance.

If you're taking transit, from Maple GO, take YRT Route 4 west to Vaughan Mills, take YRT Route 20 south, then get off at Norwood. If you take Route 4A, go west towards Pine Valley, get off at Jane Street, then take Route 20 south to York University, and get off in front off at Norwood. From Rutherford GO, take YRT Route 85C to west to Vaughan Mills, then take YRT Route 20 North, and get off at Norwood. If you take Route 85, get off at Jane Street, and take Route 20 North instead.

Arriving at Wonderland by car is the easiest way to arrive.

From the north: Take 400 South, exit at Major Mackenzie Drive, turn left onto Major Mackenzie Dr, and then turn right at Jane Street. Then drive 1.5 km, turn right into park entrance.

From the south: Take 400 North, exit at Rutherford Road, turn right, then immediately turn left into park entrance.

There are two entrances. One is on Rutherford Road, the other is on Jane Street. There is also a pick-up/dropoff area on Jane Street.

YRT (York Region Transit) provides bus service to Canada's Wonderland.

• YRT Route 4/4A Major Mackenzie - Get off at Jane Street, take Route 20 south, get off at Norwood.
• YRT Route 85 Rutherford - Get off at Jane Street, take 20 north, get off at Norwood.
• YRT Route 85C Rutherford - Get off at Vaughan Mills Terminal, take 20 north, get off at Norwood.
• YRT Route 20 Jane - Get off at Norwood Avenue stop, this is the closest stop to the park entrance for non-drivers.
• YRT Route 760 Vaughan Mills/Wonderland - Get off at terminus (Wonderland). Note that 760 only operates on weekends.

If you're coming from Toronto, there's a large chance you might be taking the subway.

Option 1 (any day): Take Line 1 and ride all the way to the terminal station, Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. From there, take Route 20 Jane north operated by YRT. Get off at Norwood Avenue.

Option 2 (weekends/holidays): Take Line 1 and ride all the way to the terminal station, Finch Station. From there, take Route 760 operated by YRT. It will take you directly to Wonderland with one stop at Vaughan Mills.

In Vaughan, it is completely legal to cycle on the sidewalks. Therefore, it is safe to bike to Canada's Wonderland. There are bike racks in the parking lot of the park.

For $80 (in addition to normal admission charges, 2020 price), visitors receive a wrist band that enables them to bypass the normal wait line and enter the Fast Lane. It allows purchasers to cut in at the front of the line on 21 of the most popular attractions without waiting. Fast Lane Plus allows purchasers to bypass the lines of three additional attractions for an additional $10. Fast Lane Plus Season Pass costs $465.

People with disabilities (such as mobility issues, IBD, Autism and others) can acquire a boarding pass from ride accommodations at guest services. This is a virtual line, and a time to return is given by the workers at the rides. They must be accompanied with one other person at least 14 years of age, most often the support worker or family member (i.e. someone who can assist boarding the ride with the guest with the disability).