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Full details for Haunt at Canada's Wonderland are here!

• Like last year, you will need a Haunted Attractions Pass to access the Mazes. The price of the HAP now varies per night according to the website, with prices as high as $25.00 (Sat & Sun in October) and as low as $10.00 (Nov. 1st). It appears that most nights will be $15.00-$19.00 THIS PASS DOES NOT INCLUDE THE CONJURING: BEYOND FEAR.
• The Haunted Attractions Express Pass also varies per night from $55.00 up to $75.00. THIS PASS DOES NOT INCLUDE THE CONJURING: BEYOND FEAR.
• Conjuring: Beyond Fear varies in price as well per night, starting at $30.00 and going to $40.00. THIS PASS DOES NOT INCLUDE THE GENERAL MAZES, THIS IS FOR ONE ADMIT TO The CONJURING: BEYOND FEAR.
• The 2026 All-Season Haunted Attraction and Haunted Attraction Express pass addon's are also here. Haunted Attraction Standard is $30.00 for the season and the Express version is $119.00 for the season. Neither admit you to The Conjuring: Beyond Fear.

This year's Haunt will feature the same mazes and scare zones as last year:

Screamium Experience

• The Conjuring: Beyond Fear

Mazes

• Cornstalkers
• Dark Ride
• Demons Of The Deep
• Spirit Manor
• The Crypt
• The Ruins

Scarezones

• CarnEvil
• Gates Of Terror
• Kingdom Of Carnage
• Necropolis
• Streets Of The Undead
• Trick-Or-Treat Street
• Wicked Hollow

Shows

• Inferno
• Head Bangers
• General Live Bands

Wonderland has a LOT of potential as a park and I think there's a lot more to it than our coaster lineup or getting a new flashy flat ride/waterslide. I'm personally a big fan of the decision to spend the offseason money on strengthening our core lineup with continued retracking on Minebuster, Flight Deck's rebrand and upgrades, as well as maintenance on Sledgehammer, Planet Snoopy and International Street.

So, I'm curious, what does everyone think? Obviously, time will have to tell whether the changes are worth it on Daredeviller and Minebuster (But if last year is anything to go off of, Minebuster should now be one of the best rides in the park) but do you think it's a good idea to keep doing projects like these in the "in-between" years between major additions?

I'd personally love for Wonderland to go back to Guardian and give it some sort of "Guardian 2.0" treatment. Upgraded projector resolution, new theming for the ride and station, reintroduction of 3D Glasses, reintroduction of fog effects, fixes to the scoring system, maybe even an animatronic somewhere along the way! (A physical Stansein animatronic near the map illustration in the station would be my suggestion) Lagoon did such a good job with Primordial in comparison, I really think Guardian deserves to be on that level. Other attractions like Boo Blasters, Backlot Stunt Coaster, Soaring Timbers, Thunder Run and Dragon Fire could also use similar overhauls/upgrades to keep them running for longer and looking great.