Children's Inflatable Playground + Family Fun Lifestyle Market: Nanzhuang World Trade Center invites families to enjoy a fun-filled summer vacation. The event will be held on Saturdays and Sundays in July (a total of 8 days) from 9 AM to 6 PM, officially kicking off tomorrow (the 7th). With over 2,100 ping of indoor air-conditioned space, it creates a recreational area where kids can burn off energy and adults can relax.
The event includes the largest indoor "Children's Inflatable Playground" in Tainan (700 ping) and a "Family Fun Lifestyle Market" (1,400 ping). The "Children's Inflatable Playground" is open to children aged 3 to 12 and features 11 different themed inflatable facilities, including a "Triathlon Sports Zone," "Countryside Farm Zone," and "Castle Battle Zone." It also offers an 80-ping giant obstacle course inflatable and a 30-ping water zone with hand-powered boats, creating a joyful inflatable paradise for children.
Tickets for the inflatable playground are purchased on-site, with five time slots available per day. Each 90-minute session allows unlimited play on all inflatable attractions. Pricing: NT$300 per child ticket, NT$100 per accompanying adult ticket. Liking and sharing the Nanzhuang World Trade Center’s Facebook page earns a NT$100 discount on child tickets (note: children aged 3–6 must be accompanied by an adult to enter).
In addition to the inflatable playground, visitors can freely explore the 1,400-ping indoor "Family Fun Lifestyle Market," which offers food, drinks, games, shopping, and more. The highlight is the "Kids' Electric Supercar Zone," featuring cool, factory-certified cars suitable for children aged 3 to 8. Parents can control the cars remotely or let kids drive themselves. Show your inflatable playground receipt to enjoy a 20% discount on purchases.
The Family Fun Lifestyle Market also features a "Cultural Creative DIY Exhibition & Workshop Area," offering hands-on DIY summer courses for parent-child bonding. Organized by the "Taiwan Cultural Creative Education Development Association" and craft experts, the area showcases handmade works and DIY lessons, including paper clay, painting, leather crafting, scented candles, and homemade soap.
The market also includes dining areas, a stationery tourism factory, chicken essence products, dried fruits from local farms, car and electric vehicle exhibitions, books and educational tools, tableware, home appliances, sports equipment, shoes and socks, clothing, storage items, children's solid wood furniture, ergonomic desks and chairs, and renowned furniture and beds—offering a rich variety of content.
For those who need a break, there's a "Free Film Screening Area" showing "See Tainan: The Unforgettable Traditional Crafts," a visual documentary capturing Tainan’s grassroots aesthetics, as well as the microfilm "Go Home, Okay?" by the Tainan Community College Video Club. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. For more details, visit the official event website: cecn.ctee.com.tw/fun/.