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This was a fairly basic trampoline park. if you're from America, you might be underwhelmed. But it's large, clean, and the employees were nice. It was almost.wmoty when. we were there so the kids could run around all they want. We bought our voucher on site and saved a couple dollars. No need to purchase in advance.

Nagyon jól éreztük magunkat! Annak ellenére, hogy az esős évszakban látogattunk el – és a kis túraútvonalunkon nagyon erősen esett az eső –, mégis emlékezetessé tette az élményt! Idegenvezetőnk, Cook kapitány nagyon vicces és rendkívül informatív volt! Emellett nagyon barátságos is! Nagyon jól vezet! Azt fontolgatjuk, hogy tavasszal újra visszatérünk (szerintem ez lesz a legjobb időpont Alishan meglátogatására a virágok miatt 🥰). Összességében ez az utazás mindenképpen megéri! Reméljük, Önök is Cook kapitányt kapják idegenvezetőnek! 💗🥰

Highly recommend this museum for just about anyone. Great price for adults and free for seniors (65+) and elementary school kids. There are six floors of interactive exhibits for all ages AND virtually all of them are also in English. The IMAX film (~17 minutes) was also great! I went on a Tuesday with half of the elementary schools in the city so just a heads up as there were kids everywhere (loud and running around). Eat before or after as not many options and not good. Could easily spend all day there. Water refills stations and bathrooms throughout and exhibits were well done.

The transportation is convenient, with many buses picking up and dropping off from different MRT stations and areas. I went from Zuoying, and it also passed by several E-Da affiliated hotels along the way. To enter E-Da World, you need to go through the outlet and up the floors. There are signs in the mall, so don't worry about getting lost. You can exchange your tickets at the ticket office with the QR Code, which is very convenient. There are many different kinds of amusement facilities inside, including thrilling roller coasters and 360-degree rotating facilities. There is also a building dedicated to amusement facilities for children, as well as claw machines and gashapon machines. There are both outdoor and indoor facilities. There are also parades on the weekends, and the performances are quite fun. There are not many restaurants, but the food is acceptable. The main thing is that there are not too many people, so you can play without much queuing, which is great.

I was worried the amusement park would be closed due to the approaching typhoon, but when we came to Suzuka Circuit Park yesterday, the weather was great and there weren't many people, probably because it was a Thursday. Our whole family bought one-day passes, and we got to ride every attraction many times without long waits. It was truly worth the price! I ordered a 1+1 ticket package online through Klook for 980 NTD, and the second set was even more discounted, costing only 900 NTD after an 80 NTD reduction. That saved us a lot compared to buying tickets at the gate!

There's currently a special offer: one adult and one child for $399. The park is quite large, so it's a good idea to plan your visit in advance. If you want to experience close-up interactions, I recommend lining up for experience tickets right when the park opens at 10 AM, or for the second session at 1 PM. The weather in the mountains can be unpredictable, so if it's not a beautiful day, I suggest getting your experience tickets, then heading down to the sloped area to interact with the foxes before coming back up for the small animal feeding experience. This is because if the weather is bad, the foxes will be taken indoors to rest, and you won't be able to see them. You can also interact closely with the capybaras; watching them eat the fodder provided by the park is truly therapeutic. The park also offers exquisite dining options, and you can even enjoy your meal while watching the sloths in the restaurant—it's a real treat! The next stop requires a bit of a walk, and since it's downhill, it's easy, but be careful not to rush. The park's only birds currently are raptors—eagles. This time, we happened to witness an eagle 'bullying' another, haha! After hearing the explanation, it turns out it's because the eagles are from different breeding groups and have territorial instincts, which leads to gliding attacks. It made me worried the staff might get accidentally hurt! Finally, there's the slide, which the kids love most. Make sure to put on the safety gear provided by the park before playing happily. There's also delicious afternoon tea available for purchase nearby, so parents can enjoy snacks and refreshing drinks while watching their children play happily—it's quite nice! We returned with many happy memories. Since the previous section was downhill, the park thoughtfully provides a shuttle bus for the return trip, so your feet won't get tired and sore. Some areas of the park seem to still be under construction, so more animals should be moving in later. I'm really looking forward to it!

If you have the money, I highly recommend this experience. If you have two people, it’s much cheaper as well (it was just me though). I’ve done this in Taipei and at EuropaPark theme park in Germany so it was cool to see the history of this this experience originated. Staff are friendly and speak English. Recommend using Klook and must book at least one day in advance (earlier spots are less busy). It’s a little out there location wise but I eventually found it.

Facilities: The venue offers a diverse range of facilities, ensuring dedicated play areas for children of all ages. (Baby Royal Cruise VIP Lounge, Track Exploration Play Area, Ball Pit, Supermarket, Creative Engineering House, Trampoline Play Area, Projector Game Area, Caribbean Pirate Shell Beach Area, Shell Castle Dress-Up Area, Fantasy Dollhouse Area, Secret Realm Play Area, LEGO Zone)

The couple's package includes a box of crayons, an eraser, and a DIY marker set, but only one eraser DIY experience. So, if you bring two children, you'll need to purchase an additional DIY experience for $100, which also includes a gift of your choice. Otherwise, one child won't get to participate. As for the eraser experience, I felt it was a bit rushed. The staff told us to soak it in cold water for 3 seconds and then take it out for the next person, but the eraser hadn't cooled and set properly yet. It just reverted to its original shape when taken out. After touring the factory, there's also a shop where you can buy stationery. I heard that Fullerene's erasers are non-toxic and effective, so I bought some for my elementary school-aged nephew!