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Beat the Heat this Summer at Wet ‘n’ Wild Toronto!

Photo by: Anesha Premraj - TC Photographer

School’s out, sun’s out!

With one of the hottest summers on record this year, everyone is looking for ways to keep cool, and there really is no better way than heading down to the local waterpark!

After Wild Water Kingdom closed down in 2015, there has been high demand for a new water park attraction in the city. Many have settled for Splash Works at Wonderland, but there was a need for another waterpark to accommodate the growing population in the GTA.

Wet ‘n’ Wild Toronto opened on July 1, 2017 with over $25 million dollars invested in new rides and amenities. They aim to be to be a world class, family water park that Canadians will be glad to call their own!

With 45 acres of water park Wet ‘n’ Wild’s tropical theme is a refreshingly beautiful change, and is easy for guests to access with lots of amenities and personality unlike any other. Families visiting the park will enjoy a safe, clean environment with the latest industry innovations and technology being used to create a superior guest experience.

Premier Parks, the owner and operator of Wet ‘n’ Wild Toronto, operates 17 theme and water parks including two resort properties with lodging, marina, and an adventure park. This roster also includes Wet ‘n’ Wild water parks in Hawaii, Palm Springs, Phoenix, and Houston.

Premier made a huge effort to salvage what they could from the previous attractions, as everything was in need of serious repairs and upgrades. The waterpark got a serious makeover and has been transformed into an amazing place where families can stay cool all summer long.

Wet ‘n’ Wild presents endless new attractions for the family to enjoy like the Krazy Kanuck family raft ride; Bear Footin’ Bay, a mega treehouse kids play structure; Wet ‘n’ Wild Junior, a mini water park for the little ones; and the Klondike Express mat slide racer.

The thrill seekers can enjoy the newly installed Caribbean Chao, a massive and colourful waterslide featuring a 360-degree loop and massive drop!

Overall there are 12 attractions here and a total of 33 slides. All of the facilities such as food vendors, change rooms and lockers have either been rebuilt or upgraded to better serve you.

Admission is $39.95 plus HST for an adult, $15 for parking and $89.95 for a season’s pass.

For more information or plan your visit to Wet ‘n’ Wild Toronto check out www.wetnwildtoronto.com

 

 

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