Do you need to bring id to go to canadas wonderland?

You should always travel with your ID in case of emergency. That way authorities can notify your family that you're sick, hurt, dead, under arrest, or whatever. As for Wonderland, that all depends. If you want the military discount, you'll need to show your military ID card. If you want the cheaper ticket prices for youth and senior citizens, you'll need to show your ID to prove your age in order to get the lower admission price. If you're not claiming any of that, you just pay the adult price and that's that. No ID, no fuss, no muss. If you're old enough to drink and want to booze it up at Wonderland's licensed bar (the Backlot Cafe) you'll need your ID to prove you're legal drinking age (19 or older). You'll also need your ID if you're buying a Season's Pass. Pro-tip: I've been a Season's Pass holder for years. (My fiancee and I love roller coasters.) Like all amusement parks, the food at Wonderland is pretty crappy and overpriced. So we pack a cooler full of goodies and go back to the car whenever we're hungry. (You can't take food into the park so there's a picnic area outside the main gates.) If you decide to do that too, be sure they stamp your hand at the gate so you can get back in for free instead of having to buy another ticket.

no id but u should carry ID always