Canada's Wonderland celebrates Canada 150 with a month-long party filled with family-friendly activities and Canadian-themed shows.
For the entirety of July, Canada's premier theme park will be host to live music, street performances and food -- all free with park admission. The West Coast Lumberjacks, famous for their dare-devil act will compete in a thrilling log-rolling, axe-throwing event that pays homage to Canada's booming logging industry, while the Earth Rangers will teach kids about wildlife protection through an interactive live animal show.
The month-long party will be kicked off on Canada Day with 6,000 fireworks ringing in the milestone. In addition to the Canada 150 celebrations, Wonderland will be offering free admission to all active and retired personnel of the Canadian Armed Forces to further solidify its commitment to Canadian culture and values.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Canadian-themed Entertainment
- Opportunity for entertainment companies to create more Canadian-themed experiences for park-goers
- Military Appreciation Programs
- Opportunity for other theme parks and industries to create military appreciation programs to connect with their audience
- Interactive Wildlife Education
- Opportunity for organizations to create interactive wildlife education for kids in theme parks and other family-friendly venues
Sectors Adopting This
- Entertainment
- Entertainment companies and theme parks can benefit from catering to Canadian pride and culture
- Military
- Companies in industries such as retail and hospitality can benefit from creating military appreciation programs to boost customer loyalty
- Wildlife Education
- Zoos, aquariums, and wildlife organizations can expand their reach by creating interactive educational experiences outside of traditional settings
