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  • I'm generally not one to frequent amusement parks, but I figured I ought to throw in my two cents about one of the largest in Canada. Pros: - Ride quality and variety is excellent - despite being there from open until close, we barely scratched the surface of what Wonderland offers. - Lots of signage on each ride, which includes "Thrill Level" and any related warnings. - A good way to get over fears (heights, being upside-down, etc.). Cons: - "Expensive" doesn't even scratch the surface; perhaps "exorbitant" is more fitting. From admission to locker rentals to food and drink, be prepared to spent a few hundred dollars for a day's worth of fun. I have no idea how families of 3 or more manage to afford admission outside of season passes. - Agonizingly long lineups for the vast majority of rides, especially in the blazing hot sun, are not particularly enjoyable. - Filthy washrooms. I visited a number of them throughout the day, and not once did I see them in any acceptable state of cleanliness. I also did not see any cleaning staff the entire time. I realize that this place sees thousands of people on a regular basis, but this is not an excuse for the stinking cesspools that they call washrooms. Tips: - If you don't live nearby, I would advise planning your entire day around a visit to Wonderland - from open to close. Get in about 30 minutes before it opens to get a decent parking spot and to avoid massive lineups. - If you do live nearby, definitely opt for the season pass (duh). - Wear comfortable clothing and footwear - it's a big park, so be prepared to do a fair amount of walking. - Smuggle in food and water (be cautious; they do check bags at the entrance). - Re-hydrate at least every hour, and reapply sunblock throughout the day. We saw a disproportionate number of dried-out and sunburned folks in pure misery. - For the love of god, please leave toddlers/infants/children too young (or scared) to go on rides at home. I lost count of the number of screaming/tantrum-throwing spawn after an hour, and they did not make a positive contribution to anyone's day.
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