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Canada’s Wonderland Closes Behemoth and Leviathan
In brief
Canada’s Wonderland, north of Toronto, has temporarily closed its Behemoth and Leviathan roller coasters “out of an abundance of caution” after one person died and several were injured on a similar ride at Six Flags Over Georgia on Monday, CBC News reports. There is no timeline for reopening.
Why are Behemoth and Leviathan closed? A Canada’s Wonderland spokesperson told CBC News the park, owned by Six Flags, temporarily closed similar attractions across its parks after the Georgia incident. Six Flags closed nine coasters across six parks on Monday.
What happened at Six Flags Over Georgia?
Police said one person died and several others were hurt in an incident involving a roller coaster at the park near Atlanta. Officials have not confirmed how the injuries happened, and Cobb County police are investigating.
When will the rides reopen?
There is no timeline, the park said. Check Canada’s Wonderland’s official website or app before visiting, especially during Halloween events.
Are other rides open?
Reports describe the closures as limited to similar attractions. Guests should confirm ride status on the day of their visit.
Our thoughts are with those affected. We will update this post if officials release more information.
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Why it matters
Canada’s Wonderland is one of Ontario’s busiest attractions, and families planning October visits need to know about closures.
People also ask
Is Behemoth open at Canada’s Wonderland?
Not as of Oct 13, 2026. The park temporarily closed Behemoth and Leviathan with no reopening timeline.
Is Canada’s Wonderland still open?
The closures cover similar attractions; check the park’s official site for current hours and ride status.
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