Playland Amusement Park Map and Brochure (2022 – 2025)
Playland in Vancouver curls around the base of Hastings Park, packed tight with vintage rides, modern thrill machines, and midway games that all orbit the wooden heart of the Coaster. Its layout twists around small hills and food courts, so a Playland map is essential to chart rides, grab local eats, and plan routes to the PNE amphitheatre before showtime.
- Location
- Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- Years Active
- 1929 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Playland Amusement Park Site
- Related Maps
- Playland Fright Night Map (2024-2018)
Keep an eye on the bridge near the Hellevator—crowds thicken there fast. Cotton candy in one hand, ticket bundle in the other, it’s pure Pacific Northwest nostalgia with a pulse.
Playland Map 2025
Playland opens its 2025 season on May 17, with weekend hours until June 26 before expanding to a fuller summer schedule. Season passes and single-day tickets are available online. The park introduces new dining options, including the ThunderVolt Burger and Cotton Candy Milkshake, and guests can now pre-order food online to skip lines.
While the map and attractions list remain largely unchanged, these updates mark the most notable changes for the 2025 season.
Printable Playland PDF Map 2025
Playland Map 2023
Playland Map 2022
FAQ
Why is Playland closing?
Playland in Vancouver is closing temporarily because its summer season has ended, a normal part of its annual operating schedule. The park shuts after summer each year and reopens in October for the special “Fright Nights” Halloween events.
Can you walk around Playland for free?
You cannot walk around inside Playland for free, as entry requires a paid admission ticket. Only guests with tickets are allowed through the gates and into the amusement park area. Free access is limited to the surrounding public areas of Hastings Park, not Playland itself.
How much does it cost to go to Playland Park?
Admission to Playland Park in Vancouver typically costs between $39 and $54 per person, depending on age, day, and ticket type. Prices are higher on weekends and for Fright Nights or special events. Tickets must be purchased online in advance, as walk-up sales are not guaranteed.
Who owns Playland now?
Playland in Vancouver, Canada, is owned by the City of Vancouver. The park is operated by the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE), a non-profit organization that manages the site and reinvests revenues into community programming and park facilities. Ownership and operational structure have remained consistent through 2025.
