After 24 years of of being space themed, the amusement park at West Edmonton Mall is getting a big makeover due to a new licensing agreement with toy and entertainment giant Hasbro.. Galaxyland ...

Galaxyland Amusement Park, It is the world’s largest amusement park, located inside the West Edmonton Mall and we are pretty sure your kids will disown you if you don’t make sure to take them ...

Edmonton’s largest indoor amusement park will reopen next week after being closed for nearly seven months because of the COVID-19 pandemic. West Edmonton Mall said Friday that Galaxyland will ...

In 1986, three people were killed on the roller-coaster at Galaxyland, which forced the mall to shut it down for a year for safety modifications. Galaxyland initially opened in 1983, but was known ...

My Little Pony was just a yearling when West Edmonton Mall opened its indoor amusement park in 1983. Now the prancing plaything will be one of many products featured at the first Hasbro-themed ...

The West Edmonton Mall (WEM) announced that the Mindbender roller coaster in its Galaxyland amusement park is shutting down after 37 years of indoor thrills. Louis Pavlakos January 30, 2023 ...

Way back WEM: Take a nostalgic trip through West Edmonton Mall history "This space used to be a heck of a lot different back in 1983, when the park first opened, it was Fantasyland," Dutczak said.

EDMONTON – Canada’s largest shopping centre says a popular roller-coaster at its amusement park is being removed after nearly 40 years in operation. West Edmonton Mall’s vice-preside ...

West Edmonton Mall announces a Hasbro licensing agreement for Galaxyland. supplied photo/WEM Construction on the 165,000-square-foot space is expected to start this month, and the park will remain ...

EDMONTON - Canada’s largest shopping centre says a popular roller-coaster at its amusement park is being removed after nearly 40 years in operation.

The Mindbender, an indoor roller-coaster that opened in West Edmonton Mall in 1985, has been shut down for good, Galaxyland confirmed Monday.

EDMONTON — Canada's largest shopping centre says a popular roller-coaster at its amusement park is being removed after nearly 40 years in operation.