Woodbine Mall & Fantasy Fair

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Woodbine Fantasy Fair: A Magical Experience

I recently visited Woodbine Fantasy Fair with my family, and it was truly an enchanting experience! From the moment we stepped inside, we were transported to a world of wonder and excitement. The variety of attractions and activities ensured there was something for everyone to enjoy. The rides were exhilarating, the food was delicious, and the atmosphere was filled with joy and laughter. The staff were friendly and helpful, adding to the overall positive experience. I highly recommend Woodbine Fantasy Fair to anyone looking for a magical day out with friends or family. Five stars all the way!

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Kids love Fantasy Fair. Yes, it's old and maybe not all that exciting, but we go year after year, and they love it. The best way to go is by buying family day pass on groupon or similar. Head straight for bumper cars! Others favourites include Spinner, hot air baloons, even the Ferris wheel. And, of course, the carousel! Occasionally, there's also some animal performances with doves or walking dogs etc that are a lot of fun. There's also a food court in the mall right there.

Visited Woodbine Mall's Fancy Fair on the weekend and had a blast! The variety of attractions and activities made it a perfect outing for children. From thrilling rides to delicious treats, there was something for everyone. A truly great family-friendly destination!

This is a fun place to take your family that will not break your bank accs. There are fun rides and jurassic era animals. The are also a variety of food and refreshment options at the food court. The rides range from cars, pods to planes..

It was fun seeing kids playing happily and screaming loud laughter 😃, and I was amazed by the realia (animals)🦁🐎🦌🐘🦒🫎🐊. It was a beautiful experience and clothing was cheaper as well.👙👗🥼🥻👕😍

I went back to explore the fantasy fair. The staff advised us that prices were cheaper after 6PM, therefore we had a few minutes to kill until we could enjoy some rides. Now as two adults, we got a chance at unlocking some childhood memories.
We had an amazing time! We left with big smiles.

I love this place. It is so nice to have indoor amusement for the kids. A good variety of rides.
Special shout out the balloon cart.

Lots of fun for young kids. All ride pass is the best approach. Come early so no waiting in lines.

Excellent Mall which is having good entertainment equipments for children and adults. You can enjoy different rides including toy train 🚂. There is one railway 🚃 station and railway fatak also. At Red signal you shall have to wait for green...

There is an indoor Playground, with lots of rides for kids but some you may ride as an adult also especially if your kid is not that big enough yet. They have a train ride which goes around the place somewhat but it's a great experience for the kids. This place is great in the winter time.

Spent a lot of time at Fantasy Fair when my kids were little. It is a wonderful place, so much fun. Glad to see it is still operating and glad to see so many Families having fun.

Great place to take kids in the winter for rides and rock climbing. The kids enjoyed it a lot, but it was a bit crowded. Overall it was fun.

Loved the place!!! Went to the fantasy fair for the first time with my 3 and a half year old son and it was terrific. He loved all the rides and as long as you are above 36 inches you can ride almost all the rides (10 total rides and this includes the play area) that are available. We visited on a Saturday and it wasnt super crowded and it didnt take too long to get on each ride and my son went on my rides a few times.
The mall had a lot of options for food and even a funnel cake store. There were a few halal options too at the food court such as villa medina and osmows.
We spent a good 4-5 hours there and the time just flew by.
Will definitely recommend the fair to anyone with little ones. Best part is that its indoors so its all season and has a lot of seating options available while you wait.

I don't love this mall because it is a good mall, or it has desirable or high quality or even a good variety of stores. I love this mall because it is a bizarre and surreal walk into both the past and the mind of what an 86 year old woman from Wyoming who's been to europe the one time in her 20's would deem to be classy and "in good taste". Plotted circular prints of medieval and Renaissance art randomly splattered across the ceiling of the first floor. An Italian restaurant who's name sign lost two letters and thus it changed its name, neither of which made a lot of sense, but plastering a stretched out picture of an Italian fountain all across the first sight you see upon coming in through the main entrance was a surefire way to attract customers. Older signage across the entire mall pointing you in the direction of the last Sears in Canada that doesn't exist anymore. A major furniture retailer overflowing with unsold inventory to the point where their first floor has been effectively turned into a warehouse, sharing its fate with some of the actual stores that now inhabit the mall as off brand liquidation stores effectively turning what would otherwise be the shiny sales floor of a branded overpriced store into your local hub for factory discount and knock-off cheap-ish products which are still more expensive than the ones found at the dollarama hidden just one hallway away but these cheap candlesticks have personality. All of this crowned by the development plan for a future expansion and real estate development which was to accompany the mall plastered all over every possible high visibility and massively sized wall, promising potential investors a utopia that will return on investment harder than Korgs privates right before he jumps into the lava pool, contrasting with the bitter reality of a halfway built casino in what appears to be a suspended build site right nextdoor and the desolate landscape of all the empty space next to the two mid rise apartment buildings that actually manage to stand next to this halfway dilapidated reminder of the idea that physical retail was going to somehow make a comeback after the age of the digital marketplace as anything other than a showroom or the interior design's version of a fitting room for people not lazy or anxiety ridden enough to actually get out of their homes once in a while and go for a nice stroll through an antiquated concrete structure housing nothing but the ashes of an age gone by, it's fate sealed in empty space and low shopper traffic by an airborne virus spread the world over from a city that will never know about the splendor or the feeling of basking in the absolute liminal nothingness that slowly eats away at this mall's very 2017 hopeful for the future existance.
And if all of this wasn't enough, this mall is host to it's own indoor version of an illegal parking lot carnival fair whose main attractions are the broken down animatronics making almost wheezing noises as if holding on to dear life if only because they've all been cursed never to die until the Ferris wheel stops being broken and the children can actually enjoy the ride meant to shine smiles and happiness upon their cold inert faces.
So if you ever feel like exploring an inert yet melancholically overwhelming part of the city, come visit the Woodbine center.

This is the best place so far we visited once we move here from other providence. Just and just amazing place which has several features like fantasy park, clothing chain, food market, beauty products chain and many more. Best thing which I like most of this place is neat, clean and comfortable for everyone. Secondly, you can spend your entire day without getting tired at this place. They have proper seating arrangements fro every age group visitors.

I love this mall as visiting it brings me a sense of nostalgia because I used to come to Fantasy Fair as a child, and now I bring my children to it. I think focusing on that as an attraction and hosting fun events and lots of viral marketing would bring in more foot traffic. When I tell my friends about it they don't seem to know it exists. I heard the property was being sold and will potentially be torn down for redevelopment which breaks my heart. So here are some ideas to keep it going. I feel like parents with young children don't really have time to shop with their children unless it's something for them. A toy store/gift shop/teddy bear building boutique would be of interest to this demographic. As for the younger student demographic a large video game lounge or board game Cafe would peak their interest. Also could get some art students to put up some art installations as an attraction so people would come for the selfies :) could turn it into a theme park so add splashes of fantasy fair throughout the rest of the mall, sell merchandise near all the main exits, etc.

Woodbine Mall is truly the best place on earth. It’s a dystopian dream come true. Between the strobe light train ride, strange arcade full of hidden gems (including a Zoltron fortune machine), and the obscure shops where you can buy an entire tracksuit for 13$, there is really something for everyone. 10/10 recommend. Run, do not walk to Woodbine Mall.

This is an amazing place to bring kids. For one price they can ride everything in the fair. The dinosaurs move, breathe, and one even had a little sling on his broken arm! The bathrooms could do with more frequent cleaning though. Overall we had a great time. Accessible parking isn’t hard to find at this mall.

My kid loved it. Perfct place with lots of animals and dinosuars. My baby loves animals and dino so he was so exicted watching all the stuff there .

This is the best mall in Vaughan which has all the shops and the park is too good. I always visit it once a month and spend an entire day inside. The train ride is a must for my 4 year old. The queue is always long and be prepared for atleast 20 minute wait but it's worth the wait and money. There are lot of play activities for children especially the dinosaurs, auto cars and my favourite the dashing cars. The children play area is too big and my son loves playing there for hours.