Nijigen No Mori Dragon Quest Island Ticket

Soooo fun. We did the basic adventure without side quests but when we come back with my daughter will probably do the whole thing. The interactive nature of the experience is wonderful, there is a bit of walking about but it was worth it. The park wasn’t crowded at all despite being golden week and it was easier than I expected to get there as a day trip from Osaka. Hamburg was good, rest of the food was fine, a little pricey but it’s fun. Absolutely recommend a visit

Honesrly such a great time! my partner and I only did the light package (main quest) and we left wishing we’d done the side quests! if you have the time, definitely take the opportunity! it’s a lot of fun and a great day out, not overly crowded in the middle of the day either!

The Gold Package includes one main quest and one side quest (you can choose the difficulty of the side quest when you arrive). My travel companion and I had an absolute blast! We were super serious, didn't miss a single detail, and our legs were practically giving out. We upgraded our gear three times before fighting the boss. The boss's minions (the staff were incredibly in character and so much fun) even told us we were perfect, hahaha! We played for three and a half hours and couldn't tear ourselves away. The souvenir shop was also amazing, with so many great things to browse and buy. It's been days, and my heart is still at Dragon Quest Island. I will definitely visit again; it was so much fun (big scream)! Remember to bring plenty of water, wear sun protection, and comfortable athletic shoes. My real-life gear that day really saved me (*¯︶¯*).

definitely a great experience if you are into jrpg and dragon quest. the activities and the statues and environment really gets you into the feel of the game. I like the interactions and the scale of the characters and locations.

I thought it would be good, but it was even better! Create your hero, complete quests and fight your way up to defeat the bosses. You can go into the houses and talk to the villagers. We had hours of fun!

The park is vast and divided into different animation theme parks. This time I experienced Dragon Quest and Naruto, which truly restored the animation scenes, fully immersive gaming experience, and hands-on interactive puzzle solving. It is a good place to lose 3C, regardless of adults. Children will fall in love with it crazily. The park also has Chinese and English support, so they can be more integrated into the situation when performing tasks.

I was afraid I couldn’t find the location, so I didn’t dare to make a reservation. It turned out to be very easy to get there. Take the expressway from the bus center at JR Sannomiya Station, and get to Awaji Koen Station in 40 minutes. The entrance is Dragon Quest. Instantly book tickets through Klook, which is cheaper than buying tickets on the spot. I only bought the main mission, and it takes about two hours to complete. The game is quite interesting, and those who like to play puzzle games will like it very much. It's just that it's too hot today, and the game requires a lot of activity, so I don't have the motivation to challenge other mission games. There is a slime-themed restaurant isolated here, and Godzilla and Crayon Shin-chan Park are nearby. If you want to go to Naruto, you have to walk a long way or take a shuttle. The return journey is more troublesome. Be sure to pay attention to the time of the return journey, and wait in line at the station in advance, because this is almost the end of the return journey. If it is full, you will have to wait at least an hour for the next bus.

It was so much fun being able to experience the characters and memories from the game in real life. I did get a little lost since there wasn't a Korean version, but I enjoyed being able to feel like the protagonist from the game. It was a happy experience while waiting for Dragon Quest 1&2 and 12.