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West Edmonton Mall
Najlepszy czas na wizytę
Weekday mornings are least crowded, especially Tuesday through Thursday. Summer months see lighter crowds inside since many visitors head outdoors.
Wskazówki budżetowe
Entry to the mall itself is free; pay per attraction or buy a multi-attraction pass for the best value. Skip individual ticket purchases and go for the unlimited wristband if you plan to visit Galaxyland, World Waterpark, or the skating rink.
Polecane dla
Families, Thrill seekers, Rainy day travelers, Shopaholics
Zaplanuj swoją wizytę
Full day or more
O atrakcjach
Szybkie fakty: Packed under one roof is North America's largest indoor waterpark with 30 waterslides and a wave pool generating 8-foot waves. The mall also houses an indoor amusement park with 24 rides, an NHL-sized skating rink where the Edmonton Oilers once trained, and a full-size replica of a Spanish galleon.
Najważniejsze atrakcje: Deep inside the mall's aquarium, divers hand-feed 3-meter sand tiger sharks in 5 million liters of saltwater while shoppers watch from a two-story acrylic tunnel. The 440-ton indoor lake even hosts daily sea lion shows, making it one of the few places where you can ice skate, ride a roller coaster, and watch a marine animal performance without ever stepping outside.
Wskazówki od insiderów
- Buy tickets online at least 24 hours ahead to save up to 20% on attraction passes.
- Park on the south side near Entrance 1 for quickest access to Galaxyland and the waterpark.
- The aquarium's shark dive viewing gets crowded around 2 p.m.; arrive 15 minutes early for a front-row spot at the acrylic tunnel.
- Skip the mall's chain restaurants and grab lunch at the European-style marketplace food court with local vendors.
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