Ingresso para o parque de diversões familiar New Taipei St. Mary Danish Bread Manor

Redeemable facilmente com código QR, padaria no piso térreo e o parque infantil interior fica no 4º andar do edifício. Muito adequado para crianças, com sala de amamentação e reabastecimento de água. Há também aulas de culinária para crianças disponíveis, mas é necessário fazer reserva.

The venue isn't large, but there's a wide variety of toys. There are three different types of slides alone, made from different materials. The ball pit and corn sand pit are also well-stocked, not empty at all. The kids didn't want to leave. The only downside is the time limit; the color of your wristband indicates your departure time. If you leave to eat in the middle, re-entry will cut into your play time. It's recommended to avoid peak meal times for entry.

Two adults and two children (4 years old and 6 months old). The staff regularly inspect the environment. There are many balls in the ball pit. The air conditioning is cool. Online ticket purchases are cheaper. There is indoor parking available at 30 NTD per hour. On the day of our visit, there was an event, so parking was free. There's a restaurant on the first floor where you can eat in between playing, then return to the play area. Outside the play area, there are seats for adults to rest, and outside food is prohibited. Lockers are available with a 100 NTD deposit, which is refunded after use. You can feel at ease looking after your children or leaving your spot.

I bought tickets for 1 adult and 1 child on Klook for $440. After experiencing it, I feel that if you're bringing a child under 2 years old, $319 would be more cost-effective! The parent-child play area is very clean, beautiful, and great for photos since it just opened. I hope it continues to be well-maintained! For children over 2 years old, the facilities seem a bit limited, and they'll probably be done playing in about an hour! I hope there will be more interactive experiences in the future to enrich the venue! Next time, I'd like to try the DIY workshop. As for the factory tour, the accessible area is quite small, and the flow doesn't seem very well-planned! Finally, you'll definitely end up buying something at the bakery on the first floor. I suggest adding more bread varieties to make it more appealing! Overall, if you haven't been, it's worth a visit!

The food on the first floor is quite delicious, but the portions are a bit small. If you're not full, don't worry, there's also a bread section on the first floor. The children had a great time at the playground on the fourth floor, but there were really too many people. I think it would be better to control the number of people, otherwise, it can be a bit dangerous with so many people in the ball pit.

A newly opened family-friendly destination! The 2nd and 3rd floors offer a simple introduction to bread and cake making processes. Kids love the family playground on the 4th floor; the staff are friendly, the facilities are new, and the environment is clean. However, it was very crowded during the long holiday. We'll come back next time for a DIY class!

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

This perfect place is suitable for both adults and children, combining a restaurant with a ball pit and a wide selection of breads for purchase. Plus, there's free underground parking.