Along with expanding its play and splash area in 2018, Canada's Wonderland has plans to introduce two new amusement park rides: Lumberjack and Flying Canoes.
Lumberjack takes the form of a thrill ride that boasts two axe-shaped pendulums, which take riders along for a looping, 360-degree experience. As the pendulums reach 75 feet in hight, Canada's Wonderland describes that "Lumberjack will give riders the sensation of an inverted coaster loop."
True to its name, the family-friendly Flying Canoes is an interact ride that stations sets of two in canoe-shaped pods, which can be controlled by riders as they spin around. Along with the expansion of Splash Island, these new amusement park rides will offer thrills and excitement for people of all ages in the next season.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Themed Amusement Park Rides
- The introduction of themed amusement park rides presents opportunities for immersive and unique experiences, attracting a wider audience.
- Interactive Ride Experiences
- The rise of interactive ride experiences allows park visitors to have more control and personalized thrills, enhancing their overall enjoyment.
- Expansion of Family-friendly Attractions
- Expanding family-friendly attractions within amusement parks opens up opportunities for increased attendance and revenue from a diverse range of visitors.
Where This Applies
- Amusement Parks
- Amusement parks can leverage the trend of themed rides and interactive experiences to enhance their offerings and stay competitive in the market.
- Entertainment and Tourism
- The entertainment and tourism industry can capitalize on the growth of themed amusement park rides, creating unique experiences that attract travelers and boost local economies.
- Hospitality and Accommodation
- The hospitality and accommodation sector can benefit from the expansion of family-friendly attractions, as families seek accommodation near popular theme parks to enhance their overall experience.
