Taipei Water Park Ticket

You can just buy tickets on-site; there's no need to wait in line. There's a dedicated e-ticket exchange counter, which felt like a fast pass when taking the kids to the Water Garden. It was great! During the summer, there was also a limited-time inflatable waterslide, about two stories high. My kids were too young to try it, but watching other children slide down and bounce off the inflatable mat before splashing into the water looked very exciting! The waterslides at the Water Garden are all for children, so adults should definitely not slide down with them; the lifeguards will blow their whistles at you. Also, many adults were entering the water in clothes that weren't swimwear, which was quite confusing. It got more crowded as the evening went on, so if you want to enjoy cleaner water, it's best to go early.

The water tank garden area is for children "under 12 years old". Adults can also take a dip in the water. The water depth is about around the knees, but it is only open in July and August and is not open at other times. If you have time, you can also take a guided tour. You need to get a number plate at the ticket office. You can see the ancient ruins of Guanyin Reservoir and learn about the source of tap water, history, construction design functions, etc. It is quite fulfilling.

The Museum of Drinking Water provides a full day of fun for kids. The water quality is clean, and there are plenty of lifeguards along the shore, giving parents peace of mind. The prices at the food and beverage area are reasonable, so you don't have to worry about overpaying!

It’s very convenient and you can place your order at the door! There is no need to buy it in advance and worry about expiration or something, you can use it as soon as you buy it. Just be careful, if you leave midway, you need to wear an armband.

It's very convenient to buy now and use now. Just swipe the QR code at the door when you arrive. The scenery of the park is beautiful. Because I arrived one hour before closing, I didn’t have enough time to go deeper. It’s worth a visit.

It’s NT$30 cheaper to enter the park outside of summer, so it’s perfect for spring! ! I hope that more interactive displays can be added to the park, such as connecting small water pipes...such small props to allow children to have an interactive experience.

The Mizusato Garden is wonderful, especially during the summer! The kids had a blast. The waterfront parking is close and inexpensive, but definitely avoid going on weekends as it gets extremely crowded and congested.

QR CODE is fast and convenient to enter the venue, and there is no need to queue up to buy tickets. The platform is cheaper than on-site, cost-effective and convenient, I recommend it to everyone