Ghoster Coaster — Attraction in Vaughan

Wow. This ride is beyond words. For starters, the anticipation that sets into the heart of the brave just before you have even begun to take your seat is immense, and it engulfs one with the nervousness, before setting you on an emotional, intense, and delightful ride. As soon as you step in the train you notice a cool breeze hit the back of your neck, playing off your fears even more. Then, those 2 words hit your ears and your heart sinks, "all clear". As you begin your ascent towards the top of the lift hill, you begin to think about your life choices, and what brought you here today. Then, it happens. The monstrous drop occurs and you are thrusted into a whole new world, however, it begins to slow down, and you notice the ride stops. You begin to cry at the thought of the emotional roller coaster you have just been on, and you leave knowing this will not be your last ride on the Ghoster Coaster. Nothing will ever be able to top this unbelievable experience, and so you count down the days on your calendar, waiting patiently to reunite with this majestic...

The "final boss" of the kids area, and one of Canada's Wonderland's original coasters. Believe it or not, it was once tied for the 4th largest drop in the park. It's your classic out-and-back wooden roller coaster, just reduced in scale. Unlike other "woodies" out there, it's fairly tame and therefore smooth - just don't underestimate that first drop! An ideal test for your kid to see if they're ready for bigger and better things in the park.

Note that there is no Fast Lane for this ride, and it remains as popular as it ever was. It's worth a wait, but try to ride during off-peak hours/days. The cars are narrow, perfect for an adult and kid but two adults will find it a bit...

I find any old wooden coasters at Canada's Wonderland are often shaky and make you feel kind of sick and unsafe. This coaster is one of them. I personally prefer smoother rides because the jerking and shakiness of wooden rides make me feel uneasy and give me a bit of motion sickness. The height of the 'drop' is ideal for kids, though, but not necessarily coaster beginners due to it's...