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The inflatable playground isn't just a kids’ paradise. The “Art-Zoo Art Zoo” created by a Singaporean art team features a giant inflatable playground, letting both kids and adults go wild here. It made its debut in March at the iLight Marina Bay light art festival in Singapore, attracting hordes of visitors, and in December, it’s coming to Taiwan for the first time.

▲An inflatable playground fun for both adults and kids.(Image / Authorized by Art-Zoo Art Zoo)

▲The Inflatable Animal Park made its debut in Singapore in March this year.
Art-Zoo Art Zoo covers over 3,600 square meters, featuring 11 themes, up to 13 large inflatable installations, and over 30 different animal and plant characters, such as a 16-meter-tall giraffe maze, a 30-meter-long whale ball pit, and a giant spider trampoline. This oversized inflatable zoo lets all visitors return to their most childlike moments.

▲Giant cute animal characters are not only fun but also great for photos.
This is the first overseas Start exhibition of Art-Zoo Art Zoo, with its first stop in Taiwan. It will be exhibited in Kaohsiung from December this year to March next year for a period of four months, and the super colorful air cushion park is even cuter for photos.In addition, if you are traveling with your family, children under 110 cm can only play three facilities: the giraffe maze, the whale ball pool, and the springboard behind the big spider. Come to this lovely zoo for a pilgrimage this December!

▲A giraffe maze suitable for little kids.
Art-Zoo Art Zoo
Date: December 14, 2017 ~ March 4, 2018
Location: Kaohsiung Uni-President Hankyu Department Store Dream Mall Front Square (at the intersection of Shida Boulevard and Chenggong 2nd Road)
Ticket: Pre-sale single ticket 180 NT
Business hours: Monday to Thursday 11:00 ~ 18:00; Friday and holidays (including national holidays) 10:00 ~ 18:00 (*ticket sales and entry stop at 17:00 daily; closed on New Year’s Eve)
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