Snow Queen Leisure World Is Permanently Closed
About Snow Queen Leisure World
Snow Queen Leisure World in Antigonish is permanently closed and should not be treated as an active go-kart or amusement destination. Local reporting confirmed that the seasonal business would not reopen in 2025 and that the property, restaurant and amusement equipment were offered for sale; current travel records also mark the attraction permanently closed. Kart Directory retains this page as a closure-first historical record with the former website, phone, hours, operational attributes and every booking route removed.
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Snow Queen Leisure World is closed
Snow Queen Leisure World no longer operates as a family amusement park at 4220 Trans-Canada Highway 104 in Antigonish County. This URL remains online so old directory and tourism references do not send families to an inactive attraction.
Why the status changed
- 2025 report: a local broadcaster confirmed that the seasonal business would not open that year.
- Property sale: the restaurant, apartment and amusement property were marketed for sale with the equipment.
- Current records: major travel listings now label the location permanently closed.
- No reopening proof: stale tourism-directory entries are not treated as evidence that the business resumed trading.
What the former park offered
- Go-karts: an outdoor rental track formed part of the attraction.
- Amusements: historical material lists mini golf, bumper cars, bumper boats and batting cages.
- Families: the former venue also offered a children’s train, arcade games and group visits.
- Food: an on-site seasonal restaurant served meals, ice cream and frozen treats.
Before making plans
- Do not travel: Snow Queen Leisure World is not an operating Antigonish attraction.
- Different business: the active Snow Queen Restaurant at 21 James Street is separate from the closed amusement park.
- No directory booking: the booking flag and URL are disabled and no CTA or ReserveAction is exposed.
- Find alternatives: use current Nova Scotia results rather than relying on archived Snow Queen pages.
