Things to do in E-DA Theme Park

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Buying tickets online offers discounts! My child had a great time experiencing winter snowboarding inside. Remember to bring warm clothing so you can play longer. There's also water play, an earthquake simulation, a static electricity experience, and a tilted house. Let your child explore each activity on their own for a more rewarding experience. The all-inclusive ticket is a great value.

Facilities: I visited once shortly after it first opened several years ago, and back then, the dinosaurs and facilities were quite uninteresting. This time, however, it's much richer! In addition to many new facilities, the dinosaurs are now more accessible to children, allowing both adults and kids to get closer for photos and interaction!

After more than 20 years, I visited Window on China Theme Park again, mainly because my girlfriend wanted to go. The park is actually quite small; you can see everything in an afternoon. The models seem quite old, but they are well-maintained. Some areas have become overgrown with weeds, but employees regularly clear and tidy them up, which I noticed. As for the rides, besides the 'Boomerang' (similar to Leofoo Village and Lihpao Land's 'Volcano Adventure' but much taller, which neither my girlfriend nor I dared to ride), the other attractions are mostly geared towards children. There's a kid-friendly version of 'The Plunge.' However, the 'Crazy UFO' ride made my head hurt so much I almost threw up. Regarding the architectural models, my girlfriend was quite impressed. They have the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, the Presidential Office Building, and the Statue of Liberty. We also played a fortune-telling game and fed fish. Some areas clearly show that the facilities are very old, but fortunately, the restrooms are all clean and have been renovated. Overall, the trip was worthwhile. Oh, I almost forgot to mention, parking for scooters at Window on China is free! That's a huge plus – no parking fee for scooters. Window on China gets a thumbs up for that, and there are plenty of parking spaces. It's a decent place, but it's really more suitable for parents bringing their children, as the facilities inside are primarily designed for kids.

The experience was great, and the kids had a lot of fun! There's a wide variety of food, making it a worthwhile place for both adults and children to visit and spend time. The overall atmosphere was very relaxed; the kids had plenty to do, and the adults didn't get bored. It's a perfect spot for families to relax together.

I initially thought one hour wouldn't be enough, but people who don't usually exercise actually get exhausted in just over 10 minutes. It's a great place to let kids burn off some energy. There are professional coaches watching over and giving reminders on the side. The area isn't big, but it's a lot of fun.

The tour company sent us an email the night before the trip, providing details for both pickup and drop-off. It was a very efficient process. There were actually five of us, which was very good because we were able to book the tour and had private transfers all to ourselves. At the same time, we got to see two different activities today. We were able to go to the Window of the World, where we saw a lot of Europe-inspired activities and sites. We were also able to go to the Lilleputt Theme Park, which the kids really enjoyed.

The DIY location is one of the few remaining kilns in the Dashu area. Due to decreased demand, the old kiln factory transitioned into a tourist attraction. The shop thoughtfully packages all the DIY materials into a single kit. Before you start, they demonstrate the steps, provide helpful tips, and teach you how to make your creation look its best, which is very considerate. If you follow the steps, your finished product won't differ much from the display models. The entire process takes about two hours, and the time flies by when you're focused. I really enjoyed the red brick DIY here. If you're visiting Kaohsiung or Pingtung, consider spending a morning here to get hands-on.

A fun and unique experience. The restaurant's food is fresh and delicious. You select your ingredients on the spot and grill them yourself. The prices are reasonable, and the portions are generous. The staff are friendly and patiently teach you the grilling times for different cuts of meat. On-site tickets cost NT$100, which can be fully redeemed against purchases in the store. Klook tickets are more expensive; the so-called "free" beef jerky (valued at NT$230) actually has its price included, so it cannot be redeemed against other purchases. The beef jerky is tasty, flavorful, and not tough. Highly recommended.