Wonderland Tour Plan

[krazy4crusing]

This is the plan that I made for my trip yesterday with my 44 inch tall kiddo.
It was too cold to do Splash Works. We were there from 10 am to 10 pm and did all the rides more than once.

We also bought the ride and refesh pass from Costco 44.99 that included unlimited (15 min. intervals) drinks.

We bought DD pass from CAA along with the parking $20 and unlimited food (at 90 min intervals) for 29.99 We shared the food and drinks.

Drink and food pass were totally worth it.



Canadas wonderland touring plan

Get there at 9:40 and be ready to ride at 10 am:

Ride these in order:



1. Guardian
2. Thunder Run
3. Fly
4. Boo blaster
5. Ghoster coaster
6. Silver streak
7. Rides in Kids area
8. Shows

ON Wednesdays there is no Cirque show.

The fountain and mountain show at 10 pm is amazing. The projection show was very much like MK and the fountains reminded me very much of the nightime show at DLCA

 

[Kogo Shuko]

Sounds like quite a plan!!

I've only ever been to Wonderland 3 times, and twice as a teen.

The third time, I basically just did what my friends told me to do.

I've never thought to get a food deal at an amusement park, but we have purchased the unlimited drinks at LaRonde and that was DEFINITELY worth it!

What was your favourite ride? Which one used to be called Top Gun (my favourite)?

 

[bltman]

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1. Guardian

How long did you wait in the Guardian line?

 

[KNovacovschi]

How long did you wait in the Guardian line?

We were there yesterday & did the Guardian first. I would say we waited in line about 10-15 mins and that was right at 10. Ok maybe a couple mins after but I had to meet Snoopy and Charlie Brown. Just like the pp we were not able to do splash works due to it being to cold, my DH was disappointed.

I would highly recommend Dimensions (the cirque show). We enjoyed it a lot.

 

[Mrs Eeyore]

We arrived at Guardian this morning around 10 AM and waited about half an hour. It's the weekend but it was raining so crowds were light.

We lost a few minutes when employees refused to let us board the Guardian with one small loose item each (camera, purse, small backpack) and told us we had to pay $2 for a locker or someone had to sit out and hold the items. So we put all our stuff in one locker and lost quite a bit of ground in the line, only to find that fully half the people were boarding the ride carrying large backpacks and other items. We were a little steamed. Make a rule and stick with it, guys! I gather from reading some CW boards that this "no loose items" policy is gaining ground in Cedar Fair parks. I wish them luck with that.