Edmonton as it was in 1905, when the city became the provincial capital, is also represented. You can travel on an original Edmonton streetcar of the era, as well as walk down a street of that time with a bank, police station and shooting gallery amongst many other things. There is also a genuine steam train from the early 20th Century when Edmonton became a major railway centre. The 1920 community is depicted with many interesting features, including a mosque, a candy store and a soda fountain. Throughout the park appropriately costumed interpreters will demonstrate various activities, games and trades of the time.
Audience participation is encouraged.
The West Edmonton Mall Edmonton's most famous attraction is undoubtedly the West Edmonton Mall , claimed to be the largest shopping mall in the world. In area it covers over 48 hectares and is on two levels, the mall is almost a self-contained city. Whatever your opinion on commercialism, you will be impressed to some degree by the vastness of the mall. There are more than 800 stores and services here. The Galaxyland amusement park features more than 25 rides and attractions.