Ingresso para o Parque Aquático de Taipei

The Water Garden area is for children under 12 years old. Adults can also wade in the water, which is about knee-deep, but it's only open in July and August; it's closed the rest of the time. If you have time, you can also join a guided tour. You'll need to get a number tag at the ticket office. On the tour, you can see the Guanyin Reservoir historical site and learn about the tap water source, history, construction design, and other fascinating details. It's quite enriching.

The Water Museum is a great place for kids to burn off energy all day. The water quality is clean, and there are plenty of lifeguards along the shore, which gives parents great peace of mind. The prices at the dining area are reasonable, so there's no need to worry about overpaying!

It's very convenient, you can even order at the entrance! No need to buy in advance and worry about it expiring; you can buy and use it immediately. Just be aware that if you leave midway, you'll need to get a hand stamp.

It's very convenient to buy and use immediately. You can just scan the QR code at the entrance when you arrive. The park scenery is beautiful. Because we arrived an hour before closing, we didn't have enough time to explore more deeply, but it's definitely worth a visit.

Off-season admission is 30 cheaper, perfect for a spring outing! I hope more interactive exhibits can be added to the park, such as connecting small water pipes... these kinds of small props, to give children an interactive experience.

The summer-exclusive waterside garden was fantastic, and the kids had a great time. The parking lot by the water is close and inexpensive, but definitely avoid going on holidays, as it gets extremely crowded and congested.

QR code entry is quick and convenient, no need to queue and waste time buying tickets. Buying on the platform is cheaper than on-site, it's cost-effective and convenient, highly recommended to everyone.

It's worth a visit. The indoor space is limited, but you can climb Mount Xiaoguanyin. If you walk all the trails, you'll find the park is quite large.