VISITOR INFORMATION
Schedule / hours: 2017: Open weekends in May and September and daily from early June to Labour Day, weather permitting. Open at 10:30 a.m., closes at 8 p.m. during July and August. Closes between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. the rest of the season. Note: they’ve offered activities during the Easter weekend for the last two years.
Admission price: 2017: The All-Day-Ride Pass is around $29/visitors over 48
Address: Centre IslandToronto Islands
TorontoPhone: 416-203-0405
Website: www.centreisland.caNearby restaurants: • There are snack bars on the premises, and more snack bars by Gibraltar Beach on the south part of Toronto Islands. Both Shopsey Café, near the ferry, and the Carousel Café in the amusement park, overlooking the Long Pond, offer a good variety of food options and they have a kid’s menu.
While you are there: • Bring the bathing suits and finish the outing with a visit to the big splash pad to your right past the bridge, outside of Centreville Amusement Park.
Age group: 2 - 12 years old
Attraction suitable for:
Toddlers
Preschoolers
School
Preteen
Old fashioned way
With some 24 cute rides, Toronto Islands' small-scale Centreville Amusement Park is perfect for young families. We love the beautiful carousel, a real feast for the eyes with its ostriches, zebras, lions, pigs, cats and giraffes. Little ones dig the train and antique car tracks as well as the giant swan ride on the pond. Older kids prefer the bumper boats and cars, the Lake Monster Coaster and the Haunted Barrel ride. Don't hesitate to try the Saugreen Lumber Co. Log Flume Ride with a small drop at the end which the smaller kamikazes will love. There's a little farm in the far end of the site and a modest wading pool in the middle.
