In a surprising turn of events, Canada’s Wonderland in Vaughan has announced the permanent retirement of its flagship roller coaster, Time Warp. This thrilling ride, known for its unique design and exhilarating experiences, will be removed before the park opens for the 2025 season.

Grace Peacock, a spokesperson for Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, confirmed the news to CTV News Toronto, stating, “We can confirm that the Time Warp roller coaster at Canada’s Wonderland is being retired and will be removed before the park opens in May.”

Since its debut in 2004, initially branded as Tomb Raider: The Ride, Time Warp captivated over 9.3 million riders with its innovative flying coaster format, placing adventurers in a face-down, horizontal position to replicate the sensation of flying. The ride featured thrilling in-line twists, hairpin turns, and heart-stopping drops, making it a standout attraction for thrill-seekers.

After nearly two decades of excitement, fans of the coaster are left to wonder what will become of the area that housed Time Warp. Peacock stated that details regarding potential new developments or attractions to replace the beloved ride have yet to be revealed.

As Canada’s Wonderland gears up for its reopening on May 8, 2025, guests can expect to experience a fresh lineup of attractions and updates throughout the park. With Time Warp’s retirement, many are speculating what new thrills and adventures might await them in the coming season. Will the park introduce another game-changing coaster to fill the void? Stay tuned for more updates from Canada’s Wonderland!