Things to do in Little Ding-Dong Science Park

Awesome place! I wanted to practice before going skiing abroad, and the price-performance ratio is quite high. There aren't too many people on weekdays. Although I signed up for a group class, it turned out to be just me and my friend during the lesson, so we were lucky to have a one-on-two session! The instructor taught very well and even helped with recording videos and correcting our movements. The 3-hour lesson was super fulfilling. I personally think it's much better than a ski machine, and the feeling of skiing is closer to a real ski resort! Two girls went from complete beginners to learning heel edge leaf and toe edge gliding (which is pretty good, I think ><). Plus, the Little Ding-Dong courses are almost all-inclusive, so you can just go without preparing anything. But honestly, the snowsuits and protective gear are a bit old, and the helmets smell a bit. If you have your own, it's better to bring them 🤣. The only downside is that the transportation is a bit inconvenient. Taking a taxi from Hsinchu High-Speed Rail Station to here takes about 30 minutes ($400-500). If you can't get a taxi back, you can ask the front desk for help. Also, there are very few food options inside the park, mostly light meals, and no convenience stores, so I strongly recommend eating beforehand!

The kids had a great time and really enjoyed it. It's fun for both kids and adults, so I recommend buying it. I will definitely buy it again next time.

The convenience of buying and using immediately is great, and the price is really very favorable. It's worth buying tickets online. The park is very large and fun. It's a pity there's no water activities in winter.

Undergoing renovations in some areas 🦧🐅🦩

The Hsinchu Zoo is located in the Hsinchu City area. It's not very large, but the admission is very cheap, only $50 NTD for a full-price ticket. There's an underground parking lot available for parking, costing $20 NTD per hour on weekdays. You can see Formosan rock macaques playing and grooming each other in the Malayan macaque area. If you're lucky, you might spot squirrels running along the roadside. It's a great place to take kids.

Klook's prices are more favorable than buying tickets on-site, and the website offers coupons and credit card discounts. The kids loved playing in the snow. We brought our own warm clothes, and the park rents out gloves for just 50 NTD. They also provide free shoe covers, so you can enjoy playing in the snow without having to go abroad! Overall, it's quite an appealing amusement park for elementary schoolers in the middle grades.

Originally, there were no playmates of the same age, and when the child first arrived, she complained that there was no one to play with. However, after entering the park, the things inside were really special, and could not be seen in other amusement parks. The child started to think it was a lot of fun and didn't need a companion. Because we only entered the park in the afternoon, there were many things we didn't get to do. The child kept saying she wanted to come again next time and wanted to go camping next time.

At Little Ding-Dong Science Theme Park, you can play in the snow. To experience the temperature before playing in the snow overseas, we played with the magic carpet and snow clamps at the Little Ding-Dong snow park. The science games in the other pavilions are also full of fun and knowledge, making it very suitable to bring children to experience them. The children were surprised and felt it was so much fun, making it a great place for parents and children to visit together.