Strap in, friends! A new season of adventure is upon us and there’s so much fun to be had. With so many attractions in Ontario reopening for the warmer months, now’s the time to start crossing them off your bucket list. From go-kart racing to ziplining to rollercoaster riding, you’ll be feeling the rush all season long.
Here are 7 incredible attractions to check out in Ontario this spring.
Niagara Speedway
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It’s tall, it’s fast, and it’s open! North America’s largest elevated go-kart racecourse, the Niagara Speedway, is a must for the bucket list. Towering over forty-two feet high, the Niagara Speedway is a world-class attraction that combines the adrenaline-inducing thrill of kart racing with the remarkable experience of a roller coaster ride. See you on the speedway!
Where:Â 4960 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls
Canada’s Wonderland
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Canada’s premier amusement park is reopening for the season with new rides, restaurants, and entertainment for visitors to enjoy. Wonderland’s epic coasters will be open to the public on April 30, with the opening of Wonderland’s 20-acre waterpark Splash Works to follow. Get ready for another season of thrills!
Where: Canada’s Wonderland
Centreville Amusement Park
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Island lovers in Toronto, listen up! Centre Island’s iconic Centreville Amusement Park is set to reopen on May 7, 2022. If you’ve never been, Centreville is a ferry-ride away from downtown Toronto and has over 30 rides and attractions for the family. It also has several food outlets, and is surrounded by 600 acres of parkland.
Whether you’re spinning in the Twirling Tea Cups, or bouncing around in Bumper Boats and Bumper Cars, the fun doesn’t stop, especially on those perfect summer days in Toronto.
Where: 9 Queens Quay W
Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster
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The Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster consists of over 100 metres of track that runs throughout the mountain terrain and you get to control the speed. You can take it slow and steady, and really take in all the sights. Or you can ramp it up to 42 km/hr for a more exhilarating ride. The Ridge Runner has been a fan favourite for years and it’s open all year round.
Where:Â 190 Gord Canning Drive, The Blue Mountains
Niagara Whirlpool Aerocar
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Niagara’s Whirlpool Aero car has reopened for the seaso, whisking you high above the rushing Niagara River in an antique cable car. As you glide through the air, you’ll have a perfect view of the fascinating phenomenon that is the Niagara Whirlpool.
The experience is described as “sometimes frightening and always unforgettable,” so consider this your warning! Don’t worry, the cable car is held up by six sturdy cables to keep you safe during your airborne adventure.
Where:Â 3850 Niagara Pkwy
Zipline to the Falls
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WildPlay’s Zipline to the Falls is an amazing rush that soars high above the gorge from Grand View Marketplace toward the breathtaking natural phenomenon of Niagara Falls. You’ll travel down 670 metres (2,200 feet), past the American Falls and land at the base of the Horseshoe Falls on the observation deck. It doesn’t matter if you are 7 or 97, this experience is fun for everyone.
Scenic Caves Nature Adventures Bridge
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Did you know Southern Ontario’s longest suspension bridge is about two hours away from Toronto? Located at Scenic Caves Nature Adventures, the suspension footbridge is accessible year-round (weather dependent) and makes for a true adventure in any season.
“For 420 feet, you’re suspended high above the snowy forest floor with expansive views surrounding you 360 degrees. On a clear day, you can see 10,000 square kilometres – to the far side of Georgian Bay and beyond,” states their website.
Where: 260 Scenic Caves Rd, The Blue Mountains
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