Park Logos
Over the years, Canada's Wonderland has operated under 2 different names, 3 different companies, and 4 different logos. Below is a summary of the park's corporate history and logo progression.
1980-1993
This is the original park logo dating back to 1980. It has a nostalgic look about it and an air of tradition.
This is the original park logo dating back to 1980. It has a nostalgic look about it and an air of tradition.
1994-2003
When Paramount purchased the KECO parks in 1993-1994, they re-branded the parks with their own moniker and introduced a new logo to suit. As a result, Paramount Canada's Wonderland was born.
When Paramount purchased the KECO parks in 1993-1994, they re-branded the parks with their own moniker and introduced a new logo to suit. As a result, Paramount Canada's Wonderland was born.
2004-2006
In an effort to keep Paramount Canada's Wonderland's image modern and attract guests of all ages, Paramount introduced a sleeker, crisper logo while still clearly indicating the ties to Paramount.
In an effort to keep Paramount Canada's Wonderland's image modern and attract guests of all ages, Paramount introduced a sleeker, crisper logo while still clearly indicating the ties to Paramount.
2007- present
A few months after the purchase of Canada's Wonderland from Paramount, Cedar Fair began the daunting task of de-Paramountizing the park. One of the first stages was to introduce a new logo once again and return to to the parks roots with the Canada's Wonderland name. Here you can see two variations of the most current logo.
A few months after the purchase of Canada's Wonderland from Paramount, Cedar Fair began the daunting task of de-Paramountizing the park. One of the first stages was to introduce a new logo once again and return to to the parks roots with the Canada's Wonderland name. Here you can see two variations of the most current logo.
