It was all about the Westcoaster Luge during our visit to Whistler. The kids also enjoyed the mini…read morezipline and Amazen Maze, but the luge was by far their favorite. Kids can go on their own around age 8, so our youngest had to have an adult accompany him (yipee!). You can easily control your speed, so it was funny to see how fast or slow different people went. They did a good job of spacing out riders so you didn't bunch up. There is a timer to track your speed if you're competitive. I've been to adventure zones at several resorts in Lake Tahoe (Squaw Valley and Northstar) and this is far superior.

My daughters loved this (2 and 6 years of age). The 'Kiss the Sky' bungie jump was the favorite by…read moreboth. My no fear 2 year old had a blast on it and my more cautious 6 year old really liked it and appreciated the staff that started out with small jumps and made sure she was comfortable with going higher before launching way high up. The activities are fun and not short like a state fair would have. The staff are all friendly, clean, mature and helpful. If parents want something to wear out their kids a bit, take them here for a couple hours.

Deserving of an updated 4 star review for still bringing amusement park fun plus mini golf, haunted…read morehouse, midway games, climbing wall and concert entertainment to the city in 2025. I had a blast on their thrill rides such as the OG wooden roller coaster which was built way before we were born in 1958...yup, its age does add an extra rocky and spooky element when you are on this ride. Their mini golf course was cute and with enough challenging designs for family fun. Hole in one at hole 16 and 17 was a thoughtful and encouraging design too. Paid parking available and free street parking is possible if you park further away. Staff is overall quite friendly. Vendor foods' costs are of course usually higher at an amusement park but hot dogs, burgers, pizza, donuts and cotton candy are the standard food options at an amusement park. Tips: Recommend to visit on a less sunny or even cloudy day to avoid the heat while in lineup. Do bring a hat or sunscreen on sunny days and stay hydrated. Look for online promotion when buying admission tickets for better value and please don't compare Playland to Disneyland. I chose to visit Playland when PNE is not open for less crowds and spent about half a day there. Put your hands up on the rides and scream for a good time :)

Attended the PNE summer fair this year on their very last weekend! I love their summer fairs, but…read morethis time I thought their food selection was not as good as last years. :: Pig racing - they had their petting zoo open which had many farm animals and a pig race! We were so excited for the pig race, we dropped everything to make sure we make it. However, we were pretty disappointed... the race was for 20mins in total but we only got to see the pigs for probably 1min. They only did two races. The space was also very tight so it was hard for people to see, on top of that, there was no ventilation so it got very stuffy and hot. Considering this is a part of their summer fair, it would've been nice if they some water coolers or fans. :: Superdog show - hands down best part of the fair!! The show was for 30mins and we got to pet the dogs after which was amazing. The show itself was very humorous and had lots of fun elements. Now the food - :: The Tochi YVR flights were amazing, 5/5 would recommend (especially the coconut one) :: Slush Zone - we got their slushies from the Slush Zone which came in funky bottles that looked big but did not hold a lot of fluid. You had to pay $2 to refill them which was not too bad. :: Shrimp Basket from the Shrimp Basket stall, pretty good! The Shrimps were fried to perfection. I wish they had the foot long fries, they were my favourite at PNE!! Hope they bring them back next year.

Friendly and professional teen staff. Needs more challenging…read moreplay for the youth, great for young children, in the regular course.

They strapped me in and I was very excited to go. (I was on the extreme corse) I listened to the…read moredirections and I started climbing. Not only did they give me a harness to small, but when I was zip lining my thing got turned around and I bashed in the wood, they had to do a emergency exit from 60ft. I got my money back and they were nice but I do NOT recommend going on that corse.

So we had family from out of town. We decided to try out Fly Over Canada. There are discounts for…read morelocals, so when purchasing, mention that and show your ID. Everyone in the party gets the local discounts, too! It's been a while for me to do the Fly Over, and I must say it doesn't disappoint. Our family from out of town was so tired from walking around the city, and when we did the ride, they were WIDE awake. They truly enjoyed it and thought it was very well done. As for me, someone who has done it a few times before, I was still amazed by the quality of the ride. Definitely a MUST!

This was highly recommended, including by chat gpt. The pricing was a little high but we decided…read moreto take in the whole experience of the harbor attractions. It was easy purchasing the tickets but a bit more challenging finding the entrance one floor up. We used the elevator. When you got off the elevator it directed you around the corner then the directions stopped. We found steps and decided to follow the famous advice from the movie, ghostbusters and take the steps up!! We eventually found the entrance. Signage would be helpful. We got there 10 minutes early and waited. The wait time from your assigned time is about 20 to finally get in..bring a book. They said next up was a safety briefing, well more like a promo or so sort and you better stand in the middle of the room or else! The safety briefing was after for about 30 seconds, buckle up and hang on. The show was good and the action of the seats gave you the illusion of flight. The feeling of the mist hitting your face going through the clouds was pretty cool. My wife said she smelled flowers when we passed outer but I didn't. It was good but a bit overpriced. We went to the Canada show. I would recommend but bring your wallet. I gave it a 3.5

Super fun outing to do with the kids! The train ride is always a hit and quite nice as it goes…read morethrough the forest. They also have a little museum with toy trains that kids get to control through some buttons they have set up: They have some tables and a concession stand and they do birthdays as well.

A really nice place!…read more I came here for a birthday party. The process of getting there and setting up was really smooth. It's a nice open space with the train. Lots of families.

I had the same experience as Ping last Sunday. There are…read morekids everywhere and the staff seem flustered and busy. I don't know why they bother having a gate... adults and children come and go through it totally unchecked. Anyone could walk in and grab a kid and staff would not notice. This is what we did. Just went in and collected our kids, nobody asked to see our bracelet. It's the same idea as Adventure Zone on Granville island, but dirtier, more chaotic, less secure and more expensive! Kids loved it... but I would only leave my older children here because I trust them not to take off.

Absolutely ridiculous. It's a Monday and I took my 4 year old there and my 13 year old had to help…read morewatch him. The lady charged me for two kids for $15 and $5 an adult for myself even though I'm not going in. She wouldn't charge me the $5 price for my older son to watch his little brother but instead the full $15 kid's price. She said it was a "package". She was so rude. Such a scam. So it was $36 for one hour for basically my 4 year old. Never going back.

Fun stop if you are on Granville island. Our kids usually love to stop here and ride the bumper…read morecars. It's pretty affordable and a lot of fun.

This was the one fun thing I did in the Kids' Market at Granville Island. (I didn't stay in the…read moreKids' Market for long, and was greeted at the door by an entire family gathered around a two-year-old having a screaming tantrum.) For $10 you get approximately 7 minutes of a virtual reality experience. Most of it is video game-type stuff but there are a couple of roller coaster simulations and others as well. Pro tip: Ask about what's not in the book. And ask for age-appropriate experiences too, if you want advice - the nice guy working the booth had a good handle on what I might like and what I wouldn't, and I'm sure he could do the same for young kids as well. I've never done *any* VR before so this was a first. It definitely seemed like a glorified video game. The graphics are not FlyOver Canada quality (think somewhere between 1980s Nintendo Duck Hunt and Wreck It Ralph), but the water slide program I chose was really fun! Because I chose a shorter program, I got to choose another. I chose "Iceland" - which I don't recommend. It seemed like I was walking around sub-par graphics with no aim or any control over my "body." Next time I'll definitely do amusement park rides only! A fun way to pass the time (or at least to get away from screaming children in 7 minute increments!).