Playland (Vancouver)

The Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) has hosted a number of amusement rides since it opened in 1910; with an early roller coaster installed in 1915.

[10] Reopened as Playland, the park featured several new attractions including the Wooden Roller Coaster, the country's largest at the time of its opening.

[11] Although it was located adjacent to the PNE's fairgrounds, the amusement park did not formally become a division of the Pacific National Exhibition until January 1993.

[citation needed] Fright Nights event and its including the haunted houses were managed by the PNE and Playland beginning in 2009.

[1] Interactive attractions at Playland including a climbing wall, face painting, the Glass House funhouse, and mini golf.

[14] In addition to interactive attractions, the park also holds a number of amusement rides, including three roller coasters.

[58] WCA operates a travelling carnival circuit whose inventory includes over 100 amusement rides such as Ferris Wheels, Hurricane, Music Express, and Scrambler.

In 2016, The Edge of Seventeen starring Hailee Steinfeld filmed a scene with co-star Hayden Szeto featuring the Westcoast Wheel and mini-golf course along with the background scenery in screen.

A rollercoaster at Playland in 1960, two years after Playland was opened to the public
Stalls used to house the carnival games at Playland. The Wooden Roller Coaster is visible behind the stalls.
An Enterprise ride at Playland
The Flume, a log flume ride at Playland
Hell's Gate, a Top Spin ride at Playland
The Jet Scream II (later renamed Super Big Gulp) at Playland in 1987. The ride was later removed from the park in 1994.