Things to do in Junglia Okinawa

ease of booking on Klook: kids had fun on the ride and saw how pineapples are grown with a little dinosaurs along the ride

When purchasing Junglia tickets on Klook, be sure to seek out the local Taiwanese supervisors and staff. Their excellent service will provide you with unexpected benefits.

This was a really fun amusement park on the day we visited. Even with the rain and fog, it felt like being in a Jurassic Park movie. It was so much fun! All the staff were lovely, greeting us and being incredibly friendly. A staff member named Wansu took care of us from the moment we entered the park, throughout our time on the rides, until we left, which left a great impression on my friends and me. The rides are suitable for both children and adults. We bought a pass for the Dinosaur Safari ride, which was enjoyable; it's a must-do if you come here. The TamTam train was adorable because it had activities for us to do on board, and there's a 'Finding Dinosaur' area which was also cute and kids would probably love, as it's like helping to search for dinosaurs. The Jungle Extreme zone was also fun. In summary, this place is different from other amusement parks. Overall, my friends and I were very impressed with the service and would love to come back if we have the chance.

Thank you, KU, for your assistance. We had a wonderful time exploring the park. The air-conditioned rest area was really cool, which is a unique feature not found in other parks.

The itinerary was very comfortable, and the Bird's Nest restaurant is great for taking photos. They have Chinese-speaking staff, and are now very friendly to international tourists, even offering a free VIP Lounge. Thanks to KU's support, we received comprehensive park information before entering.😁

It was a very enjoyable day. The park wasn't crowded, so we got to play many games, and the restaurant food was also good.

The park's layout is meticulously planned, and the flow of movement is very smooth. There's a park shuttle that can cover half the distance, and also a photo card function and service. You can walk around and visit the various halls, and truly feel the park's dedication!

This was a lot of fun! The park staff were all friendly and provided immediate information and assistance. At the main entrance, there was also a Chinese-speaking guide who explained how to best enjoy the park. Today, we happened to meet KAYO, a guide from Kaohsiung.