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The GTA’s largest waterpark is opening for the season

Grab your swimsuit and let’s go! Wet’N’Wild Toronto is kicking off its season, gearing up to welcome guests to enjoy the slides, pools and rides! The waterpark is a great place to spend the day with family and friends and here’s everything you need to know before you go.

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According to Wet’N’Wild Toronto, “The season kicks off on Saturday, June 8th, welcoming families and thrill-seekers alike to dive into a world of aquatic adventures.”

Wet’n’Wild is the GTA’s largest dedicated water park, featuring a long list of attractions such as water slides and a wave pool, all at different thrill-seeking levels!

“Whether you’re seeking a leisurely day by the pool or thrill slides for your teens, Wet‘n’Wild Toronto delivers an unforgettable experience for guests of all ages,” says Rob Karim, General Manager of Wet‘n’Wild Toronto.

“As temperatures rise, there’s no better way to beat the heat than by visiting the city’s premier family waterpark destination. Leave your worries at the door and immerse yourself in an urban oasis.”

2024 tickets are on sale now with single day adult passes ranging from $39.95 – $54.95.

The Golden Pass gets you access all season long and pays for itself in two visits, priced at $74.95 right now.

Make sure your calendar is marked for June 8th and get ready to get hit the water (park), Ontario!

Wet’n’Wild Toronto

Where: 7855 Finch Ave W, Brampton, ON

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