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Ice Palace is a scaled down version of a National Hockey League regulation sized ice rink located in the center of the mall. In 2015, the Ice Palace was renamed Mayfield Toyota Ice Palace after the mall sold the naming rights to a local auto dealership.
During special events, such as Remembrance Day, the ice rink is covered with fabric and a ceremony is held on it. |
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The World Waterpark is the world's second largest indoor Waterpark, built in 1985, with a size of 20,903 square metres (5.165 acres). The park has the world's largest indoor wave pool. The highest slides in the park are the Twister and Cyclone, which are each 83 feet high.
The wave pool has six wave bays, each with two panels with a total of 1,500 horsepower (1.1 MW) generating waves up to two metres high |
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Originally, the mall was home to four movie theatre complexes. However, as of 2008, only the Scotiabank Theatre (with IMAX), (which opened with an animatronic fire breathing dragon, which was removed in 2014 due to high maintenance costs, is in the mall. |
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Below: Professor WEM's Adventure Golf is an 18-hole miniature golf course. The miniature golf course was originally known as Pebble Beach Mini Golf, and was designed to be a mini golf version of Pebble Beach Golf Links. The course was refurbished and given the Professor WEM theme in the mid-1990s. |
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Below: Europa Boulevard: Eclectic shops in an area designed to look like a European streetscape. It is home to Europa Watch & Jewelry, Opulence, Buffalo David Bitton, G-Star Raw, Camper Footwear, Dr. Martens, Brandy Meville, Cafe Levi, HS Henry Singer, High Grade Clothing, FYidoctors, and several rentable conference rooms that look down on the Boulevard. |
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The two RV Gypsies looked up through the ceiling in the mall and saw Fantasyland Hotel, located within the mall, so they took a walk through the lobby. |
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The stairs up to the hotel were very impressive. |
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The staircase was so amazing, that Karen just had to photograph their reflections by aiming the camera upward at the mirrors. |
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