The city of Winnipeg has opened a slide and toboggan designed to allow everyone to get in on the fun.

On Friday, the city unveiled a , which doubles as a toboggan run in the winter, at St. Vital Park in the southern part of Winnipeg.

Four-time Paralympian and two-time Paralympic medalist in sledge hockey Billy Bridges took part in the slide鈥檚 inaugural run with his daughter on his lap.

鈥淗aving a two-year-old daughter, tobogganing was always something I never thought I鈥檇 be able to do with her, at least consecutively more than one run at a time,鈥� Bridges told 麻豆影视 Channel.

For the most part. the slide looks like a traditional slide you鈥檇 see in an everyday playground, except surrounding the structure is a ramp that allows someone in a wheelchair to get to the top.

鈥淚t鈥檚 was such a cool idea, but such a massive undertaking with this ramp,鈥� Bridges said. 鈥淵ou can access (the ramp) from the road and anyone who requires help can be pushed up this ramp.鈥�

The slide is available for anyone to use, has two slides at different heights and a heated area for people to keep warm.

The city says the final cost of the slide is roughly $750,000 and was paid for through Winnipeg鈥檚 parks and open space capital funding program in 2014, 2015 and 2016.