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Thank you for supporting our Corporate Sponsors! International Street White Water Canyon I10 Wonder Wings I4 The Chippery Fresh Potato Chips J10 Front Gate Photo I5 Roadside Chicken Fresh Chicken Fingers, All-Day Dining Plan Foot Long Hotdogs And Licensed Patio H10 Thrills Are Wonderland With the All Day Dining Plan, you’ll never go hungry I3 Action Theatre Dinos 3D Movie and you’ll save a bundle. Available at J10 Locker Room J3 Jacob’s Ladder participating locations. H10 Subway® Eat Fresh H10 Starbucks® Licensed Patio Kidzville JUMPIN’ JET J10 Alphorn Funnel Cakes K3 Pizza Pizza GHOSTER BLAST OFF! J9 Dairy Queen® And Orange Julius® SILVER STREAK COASTER K3 Hot Potato Fresh-Cut Fries BLACKHOLE ACTION WHITE WATER THEATRE H9 Streetwear Ladies Fashion Apparel K3 Subway® Eat Fresh CANYON KIDZVILLE J9 Sweet Shop K3 Silver Streak ICEE® MIX IT UP THE CANDY I9 International Gelato & Gourmet Popcorn L3 Kidzville Games Area FACTORY SPLASH ISLAND H9 Emporium WATERWAYS FREQUENT L4 Playhouse Theatre FLYERS I8 Manchu Wok Charlie Brown’s Jungle Journey SPLASH ISLAND SPLASH WHITE WATER K4 Beavertails Dip N Dots SPRAY GROUND CANYON FLAVOURATOR I8 Tim Horton’s® WORKS LUCY’S L3 Kidzville Candy Store TUGBOAT Ristorante Pizza Pizza, Panzerottis, SPLASH ISLAND I8 PUMP HOUSE WOODSTOCK Fresh Squeezed Lemonade And WHIRLWINDS KIDDIE SLIDES SWINGTIME Licensed Patio Planet Snoopy LAUNCH PAD WHIRLYBIRDS L4 Kidz Funnel Cakes SPLASH ISLAND POOL CHARACTER I7 Wonder Mountain Victoria Falls High Divers SALLY’S THE A-MAZING CARROUSEL International Showplace L4 Snow Cones RIPTIDE ADVENTURE TAXI JAM LOVE G7 PLUNGE RACER SNOOPY VS BUGGIES All- New Summer Lineup Snoopy’s Suppertime Chicken Fingers, WHITEWATER RED BARON M4 BAY PLANET Fries, Hotdogs, Coffee LAZY RIVER™ JOE COOL’S Action Zone TIMBERWOLF SNOOPY SNOOPY’S M3 Dairy Queen® JOKEY’S DODGEM THE PUMPKIN SUPER SOAKER FALLS SPACE RACE SCHOOL PATCH Backlot Café Gourmet Burgers, CHOPPER CHASE JALOPIES G8 Artisan Pizza, Rotisserie Chicken, M3 Snoopy Boutique KIDZVILLE PEANUTS™ STATION Licensed Patio N3 Dinosaurs Alive! Entrance PUTT-PUTT ™ PEANUTS G8 Teriyaki Experience O4 Pizza Pizza SNOOPY’S 500 BARRACUDA G9 All The Rage BLASTER REVOLUTION P5 Peanuts Pavilion Fighter Town Funnel Cakes M6 Dinostore BODY BLAST BOO BLASTERS G8 ON BOO HILL Gourmet Funnel Cakes VORTEX G8 Action Zone Games Area International Festival BEHEMOTH G8 Crystal Arcade I6 Alpen Top Dog Premium Gourmet Hot Dogs THE FLY SWAN TYPHOON LAKE F7 Chicken Shack Beavertails SHOCKWAVE I6 Tiny Tom's Donuts WILD BEAST I6 Hot Potato MIGHTY CANADIAN SPLASH F7 Expo Snacks Fresh Cut Fries And Fresh Cut Fries MINEBUSTER STATION Foot Long Hotdog THE BAT H6 Cookie Café Hand Made F7 Coca-Cola® Refreshment Station Cookie Sandwiches, Icee, Coffee WINDSEEKER INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL Coasters 50s Style Indoor Seated J5 Pro Putt WONDER F8 Restaurant Serving Burgers, BACKLOT STUNT MOUNTAIN'S Fresh Fries, Shakes, Floats J7 Multi Faith Space COASTER GUARDIAN ACTION THUNDER RUN DROP ® J7 Alpen Snow Cones TOWER D8 Coca-Cola Freestyle ZONE ORBITER K7 Alpen Games Area KLOCKWERKS NIGHT C8 The Behemoth Shop MARES LEVIATHAN E8 Subway® Eat Fresh SPEED CITY Medieval Faire SLINGSHOT KRACHENWAGEN RACEWAY E8 3-Point Challenge K7 Fun Shoppe PSYCLONE E9 ICEE® MIX IT UP K7 Med Funnel Cakes Minute Maid Smoothies SWING OF THE C9 Kingswood Music Theatre ® CENTURY THE RAGE MEDIEVAL FAIRE L7 ICEE MIX IT UP INTERNATIONAL C10 Kingswood Event Tent L7 Subway® Eat Fresh STREET Splash Works L7 Thrill Burger Burgers, Fries, Chicken Fingers SLEDGE M7 Medieval Faire Games Area HAMMER F4 Riverside Snacks Chicken Fingers, Hot Dogs, Fries Coca-Cola Freestyle® & M8 ANTIQUE F4 Dairy Queen Leviathan ICEE® MIX IT UP CARROUSEL DRAGON FIRE F4 Splash Surf Shop N8 Leviathan Shop SPINOVATOR E3 Coca-Cola Freestyle® M8 Arcadium Arcade RIPTIDE E3 Subway® Eat Fresh L8 Dairy Queen® E3 Waveside Pizza Pizza L8 Arthur’s Baye Kinet-X Dive Show XTREME E3 Waveside Hotdog The Marketplace International Buffet TIME WARP FLIGHT DECK SKYFLYER K9 Indoor Market Style All You Can Eat Buffet Restaurant And Licensed Patio Dining Plans Accepted Here K10 Wonderland Theatre Dimensions N11 Courtyard Group Catering Facility COURTYARD Map Legend Rides are listed on map GROUP CATERING FACILITY Fast Lane ATM Restrooms Family Restrooms Designated Picnic Area Guest Services Smoking Area* Baby Change MAIN ENTRANCE FREE Refills!* AND EXIT First-Aid Lost & Found Stroller, Locker and Wheelchair Rental Enjoy refreshing Coca-Cola™ beverages all day long with free refills on your first visit. Height Check *99¢ refills all season long. Pet Care Station Ride Accommodations Cedar Fair Entertainment Company® CW15-075 © 2015 Cedar Fair, L.P. © 2015 Peanuts Worldwide LLC, peanuts.com *Thank you for limiting your smoking to these areas..
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