Canada's Wonderland

[acosell]

Hello, does anybody have frequencies for the radios at Wonderland? I didn't find anything in the database.

 

[I_10_92]

Haha.. listening to wonderland is fun

CANADA'S WONDERLAND F1 460.775
CANADA'S WONDERLAND F2 461.2000
CANADA'S WONDERLAND F3 462.4500
CANADA'S WONDERLAND F4 459.2550

If my memory serves me correctly, F1 is the security, F2 is rides/maint. F3 is ecology, F4 is rides

Something like that. F1 is the best to listen to in early April when they do their radio training with the new "wonder cops" hehe.

I have their codes and stuff laying around here somewhere... I'll see if i can find them and i'll post them here for you.

From memory:

58-'D'elta --- drugs
54-'A'lpha --- lost article/security requested
54-'B'ravo --- Officer needs assistance ASAP
52-'B'ravo --- Medical call (52 crew = wonderland cushman thing)
68 --- Inverted hand stamp
67 --- line jumpers (i think)

I hope that helps.

 

[acosell]

Wow, thats good info, thanks!

 

[acosell]

Just curious, what's the range on their transmissions?

 

[oldzy]

I remember working as a security guard at Sheridan College about 10 years ago. I had no clue about the scanner part being monitored. There are many things I wish I had not said! :shock:

I was never told what is and what not proper radio etiquette though. We had no 10 codes or protocol or anything really. You just made things up as you went a long pretty much. I hope they have corrected that since then.

... and on that note... I had the exact same experience working for HECFI (Copps Colliseum, Hamilton Place, etc.) security. They just give you a radio and that's it. No protocols, no explanations of anything. Just go here and look important and scary if need be. Wonder what their traffic is like now. Prob the same no doubt.

 

[I_10_92]

Just curious, what's the range on their transmissions?

Well, I'm out here by the york/durham line, North of Stouffville road, and sometimes during the summer I can get them on my BCT8 with the wire antenna thing. Now I have a few more antennas so hopefully it'll be better.

I've been up in Newmarket as well, and I"ve been able to pick'em up

And yeah, I guess I shouldnt make fun, but they do have good radio training.

 

[mciupa]

Just curious, what's the range on their transmissions?

Actually, quite good into NW Toronto.
Just a point about F 4 . I hear them on 454.225 rather than 459...

 

[I_10_92]

Arighty! I should be getting that signal card from a friend this weekend.

 

[I_10_92]

Well my friends didnt come through, but someone was nice enough to post all the codes/signals on the ScanOnt yahoo group. I hope this helps ya out.

Wonderland Signal Codes:
13-weather conditions
14-light alarm-fountain
15-person in custody
33A-emergency/disaster: emergency
33B-emergency/disaster: disaster
33C-emergency/disaster: park evacuation
36-time check
37-lost child
44-revenue control detail
50-vehicle accident
51A-first aid request: security needed
51E-first aid request: employee
51R-first aid request: ride related
51W-first aid request: walkin to health centre
52A-first aid: PCW cushman
52B-first aid: MOH
52R-first aid: ride related
53-gas leak
54A-security needed: routine
54B-security needed: A.S.A.P.
55A-fire: extinguisher
55B-fire: structure/building
55C-fire: vehicle
56-Theft
57A-Holdup: alarm
57B-Holdup: actual
58A-Alcohol/drugs: problem alcohol
58D-Alcohol/drugs: problem drugs
59-fight
60A-water rescue: conscious
60B-water rescue: unconscious
61A-ride downtime: mechanical/electrical
61B-ride downtime: guest illness
61C-ride downtime: operational
61D-ride downtime: weather
62-guest complaint
63-ride evac
64-guest disturbance
66-pest control problem
67-forgery/uttering
68-inverted handstamp/seasons pass
71-domestic disturbance
74-security escort
78-assistance needed - backup
88-high level rescue
90A-abduction: attempted
90B-abduction: actual
91A-Assault: attempted
91B-Assault: actual
91E-Assault: employee
91G-Assault: guest
91S-Assault: sexual
92-trespass
93-scalping
94-robbery
95EW-weapons: edged weapon
95G-weapons: gun
95W-weapons: weapon
97A-severe weather alert: violent thunder storm
97B-severe weather alert: tornado watch
97C-severe weather alert: tornado warning
99-V.I.P. in park
1000A-Bomb threat: unconfirmed
1000B-Bomb threat: confirmed
1000C-Bomb threat: multiple devices

First aid codes
100-chest pain
200-head injury
300-distressed breathing
400-seizure activity
500-cardiac arrest
600-other injury/illness
700-fracture
800-spinal injury
900-anaphylactic reaction

Channels:
1 - Loss prevention
2 - Attractions/Maintenance
3 - Admissions, resale, systems
4 - Entertainment, Kingswood, Marketing

Kown call signs:
1-Park Duty manager
10-Safety duty manager
20-security duty manager
30-attractions duty manager
40-maintenance duty manager
50-entertainment duty manager
60-resale duty manager
80-Marketing duty manager
90-admissions duty manager

200-security base/dispatch
300-attractions base
301 - 308 attractions senior managers
309 - 310 ecology managers
311 - 315 ride managers
316 - 317 ecology washroom supervisors
318 - 323 ecology ground crew supervisors
324 - 325 splashworks head gaurds
326 - 327 special maintenance/pest control

400 series call signs = maintenance