Okuma Center Fishing Story Museum Ticket in Taichung

Bear Fishing Fun Pier is a unique family-friendly attraction in Taichung, and the only fishing-themed tourist factory in Taiwan. Through interactive exhibits, simulated fishing experiences, and DIY activities, children can learn about marine ecosystems and fishing culture while playing. The environment is clean and comfortable, with abundant facilities, making it suitable for a half-day trip regardless of the weather. It's a high-quality attraction that combines educational value with entertainment.

The first floor of Baoxiong Yule Pier is free to visit and purchase goods. Only the ticket for the story hall on the second floor is 200 yuan. The ticket includes a tour guide, ocean theater, virtual fishing experience, and DIY. The whole tour takes about two hours. . Buy KLOOK|Baoxiong Yule Pier tickets for 10% off, and add $100 of McDonald's credit to the meal package for two, which is a great deal

I think it is very convenient to buy tickets online, and it is also cheaper! The key point is that there are many small discounts! Very good! You can go shopping inside! There is also a super large fishing platform haha😂 Children and adults have a lot of fun🥳Fishing enthusiasts will also be very happy🥳Although it is small! But there are several small games to play! You can get dolls! We are super lucky! Got three medium-sized dolls! Just exchange for the biggest one to go home! Super cool haha😆

The second floor venue played for a little longer than expected. The children loved the 3D theater and virtual fishing. There was also a huge fishing pond on the first floor. Even grandpa challenged tuna fishing and won a fishing rod. So happy 😀

On the second floor, you can scan the QR code to redeem tickets, collect stamps and answer questions to exchange for small gifts (postcards), and experience fishing. With invoices of more than 500 yuan, you can exchange for a giant fishing machine (the amount of the second floor ticket is not included). The number of sessions is limited. Each mini game on the first floor costs 100 yuan. Buy 5 and get 1 free. I spent 500 yuan on letting the kids play, and they won two mini dolls. Overall it was okay.

This time I bought a package ticket for two people at Klook and got a 100 yuan voucher for McDonald’s. I thought it was good. I listened to the tour guide and watched the 3D Ocean Theater (the video is not long, very suitable for children) and hand-made Gyotaku DIY. This is 2 Tickets are required for the story museum on the first floor and the entertainment activities in the shopping street on the first floor.

If you like fishing, this place is like heaven. You can buy fishing gear and other small items when you visit. Other inexperienced friends can also absorb knowledge and experience the fun of fishing, and then advocate cherishing resources, sustainable management, and caring for this land. You can frequently update facilities or hold new activities to attract guests.

The ticket purchase process is very convenient, and the Starbucks coupon makes it a pretty good deal. The ticket includes a virtual fishing experience and DIY fish printing, which are great activities for parent-child interaction. It's really fun! There's only one restaurant for dining, and while there's a minimum spending requirement, I find it unreasonable that you can't combine spending to meet it. Even if 4 people spend over $800, if one person doesn't eat, or if a child can't eat that much, you can't sit at the same table to chat or share a meal. I think that's a bit inflexible. I went on a weekday, but there were several tour groups, and it seemed like individual visitors didn't receive the attention they deserved. The fishing wheel game on the first floor was almost entirely taken over by tour groups. There's a spending threshold to get a free game, but there was no chance to even get in line, which was a bit of a shame.