Canada's Wonderland: Season Passes Are Only $69.95 When You Buy Four Or More; Lots of VIP Perks

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Canada's Wonderland is now selling Season Passes. You can purchase your Season Pass in person at Canada's Wonderland or you can order them online right now.

The passes are $69.99 each if you order four or more, or $79.99 each if you order three or less. Since a single day admission for an adult is $45.59, the season pass offers a huge savings for those who plan to visit the park even twice! If you ordered a season pass last year and would like to purchase four or more season passes this year, you can get them for $59.99 each.

Your 2009 Season Pass Perks include:

Early ride times (on select days the park is open from 9-10 am just for season passholders)
Early entrance to Splash Works
Discounts on Food and Merchandise
Discounted Admission to Halloween Night

These prices expire May 11, 2009.

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- bubble.tea
- How does it work if you buy them online?
  
  First time you go you get photoID? Do they even do PhotoID or just mail a card to you?
  
  I may get a couple families in on this actually. I may be close by for the month of May even lol...so would like to get my money's worth.
- HBP
- How does it work if you buy them online?
  
  First time you go you get photoID? Do they even do PhotoID or just mail a card to you?
  
  I may get a couple families in on this actually. I may be close by for the month of May even lol...so would like to get my money's worth.
  Print out a temp pass, go there on first day to take pic/get real pass.
- pcbc168
- I am still waiting for the one that they offer in the fall so you can use the rest of this year + a whole season for the following year. (Pay one price). They didn't offer this last September for the 2009 SP, so we didn't get one.
  
  Thanks for the deal anyway.
- willy
- Print out a temp pass, go there on first day to take pic/get real pass.
  A tip ... Use the temp pass to enter the park and have fun ... Take your pic at the *end* of the day .... Virtually no lineups at that time ....
  
  I am still pretty sad to see no more of those "2-year" passes anymore I'd been using those for several years ...
- NerV
- Print out a temp pass, go there on first day to take pic/get real pass.
  Do you mean on the first day Wonderland opens for public?
- qsub
- whys the ticket price still Price: $65.40 when u add 4 to the cart?
- CanadaBoy
- whys the ticket price still Price: $65.40 when u add 4 to the cart?
  tax ?
- torontodragon
- A tip ... Use the temp pass to enter the park and have fun ... Take your pic at the *end* of the day .... Virtually no lineups at that time ....
  
  I am still pretty sad to see no more of those "2-year" passes anymore I'd been using those for several years ...
  Or you can go there before the first day open to public to get your id pass. I think they are open from this weekend for season pass processing till opening day of May 4.
- Liko
- When does this promotional price end?
- 3weddings
- Great deal......funny how it's the same price as the Jr pass!
- Kate M
- Posted, thanks!
- Rooster
- When does this promotional price end?
  This price was like for the past 2 months now. I guess it's going to end soon...
- Rooster
- Great deal......funny how it's the same price as the Jr pass!
  Mostly it's the Jr that have all the fun... For us old fart... just follow them around.
- jwei
- Sorry edited original post....
  
  Price goes up May 12.
- spinbot
- I haven't been to Canada's Wonderland in 20 years. I now have 3 kids and a partner I would like to take ( kids are 6, 9 , 12 ). Can you suggest somewhere we could spend a couple of nights? Are their package deals that are better than buying the passes independently?
- sienna owner
- I haven't been to Canada's Wonderland in 20 years. I now have 3 kids and a partner I would like to take ( kids are 6, 9 , 12 ). Can you suggest somewhere we could spend a couple of nights? Are their package deals that are better than buying the passes independently?
  
  package deals?? there's no such thing as family passes anymore...would recommend you jump on the offer before May 12th when it goes up...
- spinbot
- package deals?? there's no such thing as family passes anymore...would recommend you jump on the offer before May 12th when it goes up...
  By "package" I meant hotel and passes
- innacana
- I dont think there is any hotel and pass package deal from Canada's Wonderland (WL). I am sure you are looking for the package deals like US Disneylands, which are not offered by WL. Better off, you search some motels around, for example Motel 6 or Holiday Inn, around WL, which are little outside Toronto, you might get some cheaper deals (specially for several days).
  
  By "package" I meant hotel and passes
- Jono
- By "package" I meant hotel and passes
  Try searching some nearby hotels to see if they offer a package - I found one here: http://www.montecarloinns.com/vaughansuites.html# Not sure how good of a deal it is though. There are several other relatively new hotels at Hwy 400 and Hwy 7 - Hilton Garden Inn, Marriot Residence and Marriot Courtyard - these are all very close by.
- eemstar
- dammit, i'm alone.
  
  what's the full price regularly for a single pass? arent they cheaper if u buy them early?
- 7Stryder7
- thx for post!;
  might get this or just go at least once
- Tender
- Anyone knows a good deal on the juniors' pass?
- Bullseye
- Been a few years since I've been, and I have never been with kids before. Is there value here if you have a 1 and a 3 year old? Enough attractions for their ages to make multiple trips, I mean.
  
  If so, *****
  
  Also, anyone know how much parking per day is? They have a seasons pass for parking as well for $33.90, just wondering how many times you'd have to go for it to be worth it.
- Tender
- Been a few years since I've been, and I have never been with kids before. Is there value here if you have a 1 and a 3 year old? Enough attractions for their ages to make multiple trips, I mean.
  
  If so, *****.
  
  Also, anyone know how much parking per day is? They have a seasons pass for parking as well for $33.90, just wondering how many times you'd have to go for it to be worth it.
  I started taking my daughter there last year when she was two and a half year old, and we had to go there almost every other week. There are enough attractions for the little ones that are totally worth your money, as long as you go at least twice in a year.
  
  As for the parking, it was $10-11 for a single day last year. I don't know about this year but given the price hike for other passes, I assume it'd go up. So for $33 you'd get your money back in three visits.
- Jono
- I went on Saturday to pick up my season pass - the park was open for employees of one of the banks, but closed to the general public. I had to pay $10 to park, but they refunded it to me at the ticket office when I explained why I had come.