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I am glad to hear you had a great first visit and were able to ride AlpenFury! I got my first rides on AlpenFury on Monday and thought it was insane! As for a chaperone policy, there is not one at the park. I wish there was one in place, as I too (as a regular), have seen many teens being disruptive and rowdy during multiple visits over the past three years. That behavior does kind of take away from the experience. Hopefully you're able to come back soon! -
By Arthur_Seaton · Posted
Thanks! EDIT: For what it's worth, I clicked around a little and it seems as though they're advertising all 40 parks for $99, but when you click the link, it takes you to one of those add-on all pass upgrades. Still, a decent price, and I hope other locations offer something like this. I know it varies from state to state. -
By thepoint4life23 · Posted
Just go look at the Canada Wonderland Website -
By Arthur_Seaton · Posted
What!? Really? Can you provide the source for this please? That seems very inexpensive. -
By jedimaster1227 · Posted
^Assuming the Chicago location follows the same operating procedures as the location opening in Las Vegas next month, there is no hard age limit though Universal recommends against bringing children younger than 13 years old. https://www.universalhorrorunleashed.com -
By thepoint4life23 · Posted
The 2026 Pass is looking to include all 40 parks and starting at $99 -
By Arthur_Seaton · Posted
^ Thanks for the info. I'll keep an eye out for 2026 pass updates and will figure out what's best. Again, this is the first year in some time that I didn't bother renewing, so it'd nice to gain access to the remainder of 2025. -
By coastersandhockey · Posted
Quick little report from our visit on Saturday. As I said earlier in the thread this was my first every visit. We got SUPER lucky and the park announced on Thursday that Alpenfury would actually be open on Saturday. We had planned on visiting Friday to avoid such huge Saturday crowds but decided to change so we could get on Alpenfury, and that we did! We got to the park around 3pm after visiting some family in the Toronto area. By this point obviously Alpenfury had a huuuuuuge line. Heard reports of around 5 hours? My girlfriend has a disability pass so we waited in the ADA line and got on in about 30 minutes. WOW what a ride! I haven't been left speechless by many rides but Alpenfury did it. Absolutely bonkers crazy from start to finish. Even the first launch and airtime hill hit before all hell breaks loose. Top 10 potentially? Only rode it once so I'll have a better idea after I ride it some more next weekend. Some other thoughts: -Minebuster retrack is great. Can't wait for them to do the whole thing -Wilde Beast was my 100th wooden coaster credit. It sucked. -Behemoth... meh. -Leviathian is fantastic! Reminded me more of Millennium than it does the other B&M gigas. Great ride. -Yukon Striker is also GREAT. Way smoother than Valravn. Great pacing. First drop seems to go forever. -Lots of tweens and teens causing a ruckus. Is there no chaperone policy at this park? Saw multiple brutal bloody fights. There was also an incident at Leviathan at the end of the night where a weapon was allegedly seen and caused a panic. I will say though that Wonderland security was FANTASTIC and always very quick to the scene when there was an issue, and in large number. -Last thought, wow this park is PRETTY. The vibe and look of the park is fantastic and every employee we encountered was very nice. Not quite Dollywood level but better than almost all regional parks. Easily one of my top parks now. Here's some pictures for y'all: -
By robertlarue · Posted
That sounds amazing ! Quick question is it only for adults? I just want my family to go -
By Sportsdude360 · Posted
Here's an interesting video on the current construction progress of the new Giga-Dive. https://youtu.be/W4TlrVZw_zg?si=GMCvfHM63YykLhVn -
By thepoint4life23 · Posted
Labor day for some would be the last weekend of Summer. Some of the local schools in Central Ohio start 18th of August. Do what you would like with that info. Zach how was your Cedar point trip? -
Merlin has officially announced the Space roller coaster for Legoland Florida! https://www.merlinentertainments.biz/newsroom/news-releases/2025/na-legoland-investment/ https://www.legoland.com/florida/things-to-do/theme-park/2026-news/ Merlin Entertainments, a global leader in branded entertainment destinations, has today unveiled the first details of the space-themed experiences being developed at its LEGOLAND Resorts in Florida and California, including groundbreaking indoor rollercoasters. This marks the next milestone in the £70 million investment already announced for the two resorts. The news, which closely follows the official opening of the 11th LEGOLAND Resort in Shanghai in early July, demonstrates Merlin’s continued commitment to bringing the LEGO® brand to life, at scale, through innovative new formats across its estate. It also reflects the business’ broader strategy of working with the owners of leading, global brands to bring them to life through memorable experiences and investing to premiumise its existing estate, with a focus on priority attractions with the greatest potential for growth. Families will be invited to travel together into the LEGO galaxy packed with adventure, including immersive indoor rollercoasters in both Florida and California. These are set to be the most technologically advanced attractions the Resorts have ever created, brought to life by Merlin Magic Making’s global team of designers and engineers, in close collaboration with the LEGO Group. “After months of anticipation, we’re delighted to confirm details of these immersive, space-themed themed experiences at two of Merlin’s premier resorts globally. This £70 million investment exemplifies our strategy to premiumise our existing portfolio, offering young families even more high-quality attractions, with the captivating storytelling and learning through play that LEGOLAND Resorts are renowned for. Our Merlin Magic Making creative team are constantly working on new, compelling and interactive experiences across our LEGOLAND Resorts as we further strengthen our partnership with the LEGO Group and broaden our appeal to LEGO’s global fan base. In both locations the boundless creativity of LEGO will meet the wonders of space – setting a new standard for fun and imagination, and once again providing guests with a new reason to visit these destination resorts.” -
Merlin has unveiled new details about the upcoming Space expansion at Legoland California, including the new indoor roller coaster! https://www.merlinentertainments.biz/newsroom/news-releases/2025/na-legoland-investment/ https://www.legoland.com/california/things-to-do/theme-park/2026-news/ Merlin Entertainments, a global leader in branded entertainment destinations, has today unveiled the first details of the space-themed experiences being developed at its LEGOLAND Resorts in Florida and California, including groundbreaking indoor rollercoasters. This marks the next milestone in the £70 million investment already announced for the two resorts. The news, which closely follows the official opening of the 11th LEGOLAND Resort in Shanghai in early July, demonstrates Merlin’s continued commitment to bringing the LEGO® brand to life, at scale, through innovative new formats across its estate. It also reflects the business’ broader strategy of working with the owners of leading, global brands to bring them to life through memorable experiences and investing to premiumise its existing estate, with a focus on priority attractions with the greatest potential for growth. Families will be invited to travel together into the LEGO galaxy packed with adventure, including immersive indoor rollercoasters in both Florida and California. These are set to be the most technologically advanced attractions the Resorts have ever created, brought to life by Merlin Magic Making’s global team of designers and engineers, in close collaboration with the LEGO Group. “After months of anticipation, we’re delighted to confirm details of these immersive, space-themed themed experiences at two of Merlin’s premier resorts globally. This £70 million investment exemplifies our strategy to premiumise our existing portfolio, offering young families even more high-quality attractions, with the captivating storytelling and learning through play that LEGOLAND Resorts are renowned for. Our Merlin Magic Making creative team are constantly working on new, compelling and interactive experiences across our LEGOLAND Resorts as we further strengthen our partnership with the LEGO Group and broaden our appeal to LEGO’s global fan base. In both locations the boundless creativity of LEGO will meet the wonders of space – setting a new standard for fun and imagination, and once again providing guests with a new reason to visit these destination resorts.”
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By SoCalJasonland · Posted
It was a $65 add on to my $155 Gold Pass price earlier this year around Feb 2nd. It is cheaper to add on the All-Parks then adding parking by itself or buy a separate SFMM pass. I canceled my SF membership after I was able to add All-Parks for $65 per year. They keep increasing prices this year so I am sure what I paid is not current. The All-Parks does add parking but it really doesn't say it on the Knott's website. This is my pass add ons page from the Knott's app. -
By CaptainUnknown · Posted
Hell yeah! Now stay open until I can ride on the 22nd/23rd.
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