New Taipei Saint Mary's Danish Bread Manor Parent-Child Amusement Park Tickets

easy to redeem with QR code, bakery at the bottom and the indoor playground is at level 4 of the building. very kids friendly with nursing room and water refill. there is also baking lesson for kids available but need to reservation.

The venue is not big, but there are many kinds of toys. There are three different shapes and materials of slides. There are also many balls and corn sand in the ball pool, so it will not be empty. Children don't want to leave after playing. The only drawback is that it is limited in time. The color of the entry wristband represents the departure time. If you leave for a meal, it will affect the play time if you want to enter again. It is recommended to avoid entering during meal time.

There are two large and two small 4y and 6m staff who patrol the environment. There are also many air-conditioners to cool down the pool. It is cheaper to buy tickets online. There are indoor parking spaces for 30 yuan an hour. There is no charge if there are activities on the day. There is a restaurant on the first floor. You can come and eat in the middle. After eating, go back to play. There are seats outside the amusement area for adults to rest. No outside eating is allowed. A deposit of 100 yuan is provided. The deposit is refundable when the lockers are used. You can take care of the children or leave the place without worries.

Tickets purchased at Klook cost $440 for 1 large and 1 small child. After experiencing it, I think if you are bringing a child under 2 years old, the price is $319, which is more cost-effective! Since the parent-child paradise space just opened, it is very clean, beautiful and easy to take photos. I hope it will be well maintained! The facilities are slightly insufficient for children over 2 years old, and they can have enough fun in about 1 hour! I hope there will be more interactive experiences in the future to increase the richness of the museum! I would like to participate in the handmade DIY experience next time. As for the tourist factory, the visitable area is very small and the circulation route seems to be poorly arranged! Finally, I will definitely spend it in the bakery on the first floor. It is recommended to add more bread items to make it more eye-catching! Overall, if you haven’t been here before, you can visit it!

The meals on the first floor are quite delicious, but the portions are relatively small. Don’t worry if you’re not full, there’s also an area selling bread on the first floor. The children had a great time in the playground on the fourth floor, but there were too many people. I thought it would be better to control the number of people, otherwise the ball pool would be a bit dangerous if there were so many people.

A newly opened family friendly place! There is a brief introduction to the bread and cake making process on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Children love the parent-child playground on the 4th floor. The service staff are friendly, the equipment is new, and the environment is clean. But there were so many dummies that it was a bit crowded. Come back next time for DIY classes!

Online tickets are cheaper than buying them on-site, but they don't include meal vouchers. It opens early, which is great for moms. If you enter for the first session, you can play until 2 PM, which is over three hours! We'll sign up for a DIY class next time.

There is a ball pool in the restaurant and a lot of bread for sale. The underground parking lot is free. It is a perfect place for both adults and children.