In the early 1900s, the land was host to Frontier Amusement Park, which boasted one of Canada's first all-steel roller coasters.
When Oneida relocated their offices in the late 1970s, York Hannover Developments Ltd. and Wost Holdings Ltd. invested $26 million in the creation of an amusement park concept, after the site was cleared.
The park pre-dated the opening of Canada's Wonderland by two years, presumed at that point to cost $105 million when completed.
As part of the Clifton Hill tourist area, the facility was well received and attracted numerous crowds for years.
Eventually, however, the novelty began to wear thin as shops folded and main tenants relocated to other locations with more suitable infrastructure.