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Edmonton's river valley history park, with a steam train and midway

Fort Edmonton Park Tickets & Coupons

Prices checked Oct 2026Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Seasonal

General admission season ran May 16 to Sept 20, 2026 and is closed now. The Indigenous Peoples Experience is open weekends, noon to 4 PM, through Apr 25, 2027, and the DARK Halloween event runs select nights in October.

The short version

About Fort Edmonton Park

Fort Edmonton Park is Canada's largest living history museum, with streets from the 1840s fur trade to the 1920s, costumed interpreters, a steam train, streetcars and a 1920s midway. It suits families who want rides and history in the same day. Buy online for 10% off, and the family ticket at C$99 is the best value for two adults and up to four kids.

Tickets and prices

TicketPriceDetails
Adult (18 to 64), gateC$31.00Summer 2026 · plus GST
Adult, onlineC$27.90Summer 2026 · 10% online discount · plus GST
Child/youth (3 to 17) or senior (65+), onlineC$22.25Summer 2026 · gate C$24.75
Family (2 adults + up to 4 kids), onlineC$99.00Summer 2026 · gate C$112
Fall/winter Indigenous Peoples Experience, adultC$20.00Sept 26, 2026 to Apr 25, 2027 · child C$12, family C$50

Summer admission includes the train, streetcars, midway rides and games, and the Indigenous Peoples Experience. Kids 2 and under are free but need a ticket. Pony and wagon rides are C$8 extra.

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Ways to pay less

Deals we found

Buy online and save 10%

Online summer tickets were C$27.90 adult and C$22.25 child, versus C$31 and C$24.75 at the gate.

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Family ticket

Two adults and up to four kids for C$99 online in summer 2026.

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Member perks

Members get free fall and winter Indigenous Peoples Experience vouchers, 15% off guest tickets, and 15% off food and shops.

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Free admission programs

Indigenous Peoples get free admission, and City of Edmonton Leisure Access Pass holders get in free.

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Promo codes

Coupon sites list codes for Fort Edmonton Park, but none we found are real. The online 10% discount and the family ticket are the deals.

Season passes

PassPriceDetails
2026 Membership, adultC$79.95Plus GST; unlimited summer visits
2026 Membership, child/youth or seniorC$65.60Plus GST
2026 Membership, familyC$224.20Same household; plus GST

Good to know

Address
7000 143 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6H 4P3
Hours
Summer: Wednesday to Sunday and holiday Mondays, 10 AM to 5 PM. Fall/winter: Indigenous Peoples Experience only, weekends noon to 4 PM.
Type
Family park · run by City of Edmonton / Fort Edmonton Management Co.
Official site
fortedmontonpark.ca

Don't miss

  • Steam train and streetcar rides included with admission
  • 1920s midway with vintage rides and games
  • Indigenous Peoples Experience, open year-round on weekends
  • Costumed interpreters on 1846, 1885, 1905 and 1920 streets
  • DARK Halloween event in October
From John's notebook

Little ways to save

  1. A family of four saves C$13 buying the family ticket online instead of at the gate.

  2. The main lot fills by afternoon, so arrive near the 10 AM opening or use overflow Lot A.

  3. You can bring your own picnic; tables are spread around the site.

  4. A family membership pays off by the third family visit in a season.

Questions people ask us

How much is admission to Fort Edmonton Park?

In summer 2026 adults paid C$31 at the gate or C$27.90 online, and kids 3 to 17 paid C$24.75 or C$22.25 online. A family ticket was C$99 online.

Is Fort Edmonton Park open now?

The main summer season ended Sept 20, 2026. The Indigenous Peoples Experience is open Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 4 PM, for C$20 adult or C$50 family.

Are the train and midway rides included?

Yes. Summer admission covers the train, streetcars and midway rides. Pony and wagon rides are C$8 each.

Can I bring food into Fort Edmonton Park?

Yes, you can bring your own food and use the picnic tables. Outside food delivery is not allowed.

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John Foster has been tracking park deals since 2010. He checks prices against each park's own ticket, pass and policy pages.

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Where these prices come from: Official FAQ (gate prices, food, parking), Official fall and winter hours and admission, Official membership page, Culture Alberta, 2026 opening article (online prices, inclusions). Prices checked October 2026 by John Foster. Prices change, so confirm on the park's site before you go.