Things to do at Taipei Children's Amusement Park

It is very convenient to use the voucher, and the price is also cheaper than on-site. Very good experience, will buy again in the future!

Buying vouchers on Klook is cheaper than the on-site price, and there is no need for crowds and queues, which is very convenient!

The one-day pass is very convenient. There are 13 facilities in total. It is very cost-effective and suitable for purchase by people over 130 cm

The price is relatively cheap, and the exchange is convenient and easy to scan the code, and customs clearance is fast

Because I went to Children’s New Paradise after watching the Dragon Training Festival, it’s actually not cost-effective to buy a one-day ticket, so it’s very convenient to buy a leisure pass

It’s great that you don’t need to queue up to buy tickets. The kids had a great time. It’s just that there are so many people during the Chinese New Year. You have to queue for at least 30 minutes for each ride

It's great and fun to bring children, but it's a pity that there are too many people in the queue, and the price of the one-day pass is less than the price.

Buying tickets with klook, there is no need to queue up at the scene, it is fast and convenient. Very recommended ❤️

There are a lot of food options... The service staff has been patrolling the venue, and quickly removed the dirty dishes on the table to keep the table with enough space for the guests to eat happily! The atmosphere is very good! The super high ceiling space feels very comfortable and not oppressive! However, what is very, very puzzling about the charging standards of these restaurant operators is that... if it is a child, it is a child price. Why is there a proviso that the "height" of the babies is listed as the charging standard? ? ? A child is a child, he is a child, and the essence is "children". I hope that all restaurant operators and even public agencies (MRT) can pay attention to the core issue of "being children" for the country's seedlings! ! !