Canada's Wonderland's New Thrills & Rules

0:00It's April 7th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Canada News Today Local News powered by AI. Springs finally hitting the greater Toronto area, with Canada's Wonderland opening on May 3rd, bringing back the daredeviler, a fresh take on the Old Flight Deck roller coaster from back in the 90s. They've smoothed out the tracks, added new trains with better seats and vest restraints, so riders can dive and twist like early aviators and a stunt, playing, making the whole ride more immersive. Alpin Furious holding strong too, still the longest, tallest and fastest launch coaster in Canada, with a world record 9 inversions ready to thrill. Crowds do 2026 after smashing records last year. Parkbosses are pumped, saying this upgrade breathes new life into a classic, while keeping the big thrills coming, plus they're rolling out brew and barbecue in June, live acrobatic shows, a revamped candy spot called the sweet spot, and wild eats like choco crispy bites funnel cake. Starting May 1st, a new rule kicks in after 4 p.m.,

1:03anyone 15 or younger needs a shaperone at least 21 years old, one adult pretend. Kids, tying into local police efforts to curb teen trouble around the park, swing by their site for $89 silver passes and unlimited summer access.