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Canada's Wonderland Is Getting A Giant New Waterslide With Epic Twists & A Zero-Gravity Wall

It's inspired by a Canadian waterfall!

​Moosehorn Falls at Canada's Wonderland.

Moosehorn Falls at Canada's Wonderland.

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Summer just got more exciting! Canada's Wonderland has just announced a new waterslide with thrilling drops and a "zero gravity wall."

Moosehorn Falls is the newest attraction coming to the park's waterpark, Splash Works in 2024, promising a wild raft adventure that's sure to leave riders drenched.

The new waterslide will take up to six riders down a rushing river cascade of twists, turns and drops before propelling them up a 42-foot-tall zero-gravity wall, where will they hang weightless for a moment before rushing back down and into a pool of "crystal clear" water.

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Canada's Wonderld is introducing a new raft water ride to Splash Works for its 2024 season. 🛝💦 "Moosehorn Falls" can fit up to 6 people per raft and will take guests down a winding slide with big drops and a zero-gravity wall. The park says Moosehorn Falls was inspired by the Broad River along the Moosehorn trail in Fundy National Park in New Brunswick. #canadaswonderland #wonderland #toronto #canada #waterslide #greenscreen

According to the park, the new ride was actually inspired by waterfalls found on the Broad River along the Moosehorn Trail in Fundy National Park, New Brunswick.

These include Moosehorn Falls, a rushing waterfall that seems to have inspired the waterslide's name.

The new waterslide will open in 2024 at Splash Works. The 20-acre waterpark has 17 different waterslides and attractions in total, including racer slides, a canon-bowl slide, rides with 60-foot free falls and cliff jumping.

There are also lazy rivers, a lagoon pool and a wave pool for riders looking to take things a bit easier.

Admission to Splash Works is included with daily park admission, which starts at $49.99 per adult.

If you're looking for more new things at the park, earlier this year, Canada's Wonderland debuted its newest thrill ride, the Tundra Twister, a 360-degree pendulum ride that's the only one of its kind in the world.

Moosehorn Falls at Canada's Wonderland

\u200bThe new Moosehorn Falls waterslide at Canada's Wonderland opening in 2024.

The new Moosehorn Falls waterslide at Canada's Wonderland opening in 2024.

Canada's Wonderland | Press Release

Price: $49.99+ per adult

When: Opening in 2024

Address: 1 Canada's Wonderland Dr., Vaughan, ON

Why You Need To Go: You can ride this epic new waterslide at Canada's Wonderland next year that promises zero-gravity thrills.

Canada's Wonderland website

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  • Contributing Writer

    Katherine Caspersz (she/her) is a contributing writer for Narcity Media, covering travel, things to do and more. She has written for various news sites and magazines, including Yahoo Canada and The National Post, and worked as an editor for the Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail. She loves shopping, travel and all things spooky.

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