Cast
- Mike Myers as Wayne Campbell
- Dana Carvey as Garth Algar
- Tia Carrere as Cassandra Wong
- Rob Lowe as Benjamin Kane
- Lara Flynn Boyle as Stacy, Wayne's crazy ex-girlfriend
- Michael DeLuise as Alan, one of Wayne and Garth's crew
- Lee Tergesen as Terry, Wayne and Garth's head cameraman
- Dan Bell as Neil, Wayne's and Garth's other crewman
- Sean Gregory Sullivan as Phil, Wayne and Garth's perpetually wasted friend who works at an auto repair shop
- Brian Doyle-Murray as video arcade magnate Noah Vanderhoff
- Colleen Camp as Mrs. Vanderhoff
- Kurt Fuller as Russell Finley, Benjamin's assistant
- Chris Farley as the well-informed security guard at the back of Alice Cooper concert
- Frank DiLeo as rock promoter Frankie 'Mr. Big' Sharp
- Ed O'Neill as Glen, the manager at Stan Mikita's Donuts
- Mike Hagerty as Davy, a controller at the Cable 10 television station who Benjamin and Russell ask for help, he later claims that he got laid off while at Stan Mikita's.
- Frederick Coffin as Officer Koharski
- Donna Dixon as Garth's dream woman
- Ione Skye as Elyse, Benjamin's girlfriend, who introduces him to Wayne's World
- Robin Ruzan as a waitress
- Charles Noland as Ron Paxton, who tries to market his invention, the "Suck-Kut", to Garth
- Carmen Filpi as Old Man Withers
- Chaz Healy as Concert-goer
- Robert Patrick as T-1000
- Alice Cooper with Pete Friesen, Derek Sherinian, Stef Burns, and Jimmy DeGrasso as themselves.
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