Taipei Fun Pass

We availed the two-day pass since we were only in Taiwan for 4 days and 4 nights. We weren't afraid of getting lost or making mistakes with train/bus stops since it was unlimited, hahaha. We were able to use it for Taipei Zoo, Maokong Gondola, Taipei 101, National Palace Museum, Tamsui (Fort San Domingo), and for transportation. It's a shame we weren't able to avail the freebies and free activities. If you're going to use this, make sure to read the instructions and plan your travel wisely!

Picking up at Taoyuan International Airport was smooth. I printed the voucher in advance and used it for three days starting from the day after arrival. It was great value for money as I didn't have to pay for transportation, experiences, or admission fees. Be aware that while you can use it for buses and MRT, you cannot use it for Taiwan Railways. Also, the bus inside the zoo required a 5 NTD cash payment or EasyCard. It's best to check operating hours on the app. The lanterns in Jiufen were only lit until 5 PM, so I took a taxi from Shifen to Jiufen. Experiences like Taipei 101 and the gondola are expensive if paid for individually, so overall, it was good value for money.

사용자 친화적이며 대만에 처음 방문하는 저희에게도 좋았습니다 🇹🇼 예산 면에서도 포함된 대부분의 장소를 방문할 예정이라면 정말 좋은 선택입니다! 추천 일정과 지도가 포함되어 있으니, 포함된 모든 무료 증정품을 꼭 챙기세요! 안경은 귀여운 기념품입니다 💜

The MRT and bus pass was great as I used it many times for unlimited rides. Major tourist attractions are also free with the pass, so I think it's good for sightseeing. It's also good that you can go to Jiufen and Shifen. When going to Jiufen and Shifen, it takes time to travel, so it's better to assume it will take a full day. Lantern release is also included for free. For wishes, only one red lantern is free, but you can pay an additional TWD 50 to have a four-color wish lantern. One thing to note is that since I arrived at Taoyuan Airport after 7 PM, I couldn't make it in time for the pick-up closing time. For those who want to pick up the pass on the same day and use it for travel early in the morning, the pick-up times are fixed, so it might be better to check the pick-up times and plan your travel, as it might be possible to pick it up later, or from 9 AM at Taipei Station for early morning travel. I think it would be better if pick-up was available earlier or later.

We got the 3-day Taiwan Fun Pass. Basically, it covers the MRT, trains, local buses, and entrance to around 30 attractions around Taipei. Unfortunately, we weren't able to use it fully because we had to go to Kaohsiung for a day trip, and then we had to leave a day early because of the typhoon. But honestly, it’s still really worth it if you want to walk or commute around Taipei without the hassle of funding everything separately! It is so convenient—you just tap the cards for transportation, or show them to the counters and vending machines to get your tickets for the attractions. It is 100% worth it if you want to explore Taipei at its fullest expense with a lot of its additional freebies and activities to do. Even though our trip got cut short, not having to worry about pulling out cash or buying individual tickets everywhere we went made our trip so much easier. Highly recommended for a hassle-free vacation!

It was absolutely worth it for my trip. Even though I was only able to visit Taipei 101, the National Palace Museum, Miramar Ferris Wheel, Maokong Gondola, and Taipei Zoo, the total cost of individual entrance fees alone already adds up. When you factor in the unlimited MRT and bus rides I used throughout my stay, the value becomes even more obvious. It made getting around Taipei very convenient without having to worry about transportation costs each time. Overall, it’s a great investment, especially if you plan to visit multiple attractions. Highly recommended for maximizing both convenience and savings during your trip.

We used this card for two days during our 4-day trip to Taipei. It offers unlimited rides on Taipei's MRT and buses, and I believe you can get your money's worth if you visit several attractions, experience things, or receive souvenirs. We wanted to go to Jiufen, Shifen, Taipei 101, Maokong, and the Miramar Ferris Wheel (Meilihua Ferris Wheel), and we made many wonderful memories.

I picked it up at at Songshan Airport information centre. The woman gave me around 4 different booklets about the card, a map, Taiwan food, and Taipei Old Streets. The card was super useful for public transport. I used it 13 times for the metro and 7 times for the bus. For attractions, I was able to go to National Palace Museum, Taipei 101, Maokong Gondola, DIY Tea Bag, Fort San Domingo, Chiang Kai Shek Shilin Residence, and Miramar Ferris Wheel. Overall, I was very pleased with the Fun Pass and it helped me plan my time and visit places I otherwise wouldn’t have gone to.