【Exhibition Crawl】Fun Summer Vacation!: A Roundup of Popular Special Exhibitions Featuring Doraemon, Hello Kitty & More
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
With summer vacation around the corner, various fun and entertaining activities have popped up all over Taiwan. This summer, a number of high-profile exhibitions have also begun, with cartoon stars taking center stage. Favorites such as *Chibi Maruko-chan*, *Hello Kitty Miffy*, and *My Melody & Little Twin Stars* are celebrating anniversaries with special exhibitions at Taipei’s Huashan 1914 Creative Park. Other exhibitions, like those featuring Ruru Mi and Transformers, are also opening one after another, waiting to be conquered by fans!
The 25th Anniversary Exhibition of *Chibi Maruko-chan* kicked off in June. (Image source / Chibi Maruko-chan School Festival)
● *Chibi Maruko-chan School Festival 25th Anniversary Exhibition* [Now Open]
The *Chibi Maruko-chan* anime depicts the school and family life of Maruko, filled with laughter and tears that fans will love seeing all in one exhibition. (Image source / Chibi Maruko-chan School Festival)
Exhibition Dates: 2015/06/19 – 2015/09/13
Exhibition Venue: Huashan 1914 Cultural and Creative Industries Park
Exhibition Hours: 10:00 – 18:00 (Last admission and ticket sales at 17:30)
Admission Fees:
● *Cretaceous Dinosaur Special Exhibition: Earth Adventure* [Now Open]
The *Cretaceous Dinosaur Special Exhibition: Earth Adventure*. (Image source / Cretaceous Dinosaur Special Exhibition: Earth Adventure)
Exhibition Dates: 2015/06/13 – 2015/09/06
Exhibition Venue: Zhongzheng Memorial Hall – Zhongzheng Art Gallery
Exhibition Hours: 09:00 – 18:00
Admission Fees:
Single Ticket: NT$260 (for general public)
Child Ticket: NT$220 (for children aged 7–12, proof of age required)
Toddler Ticket: NT$199 (for children aged 3–6, proof of age required)
Special Discount Ticket: NT$130 (for seniors aged 65+ [with ID], or one essential accompanying person for individuals with disabilities [must enter with disability ID], available for purchase on-site)
Free Admission: Individuals with disabilities (with ID), children under 3 years old (with ID), or children under 90 cm tall (must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket)
● *Transformers Taipei Special Exhibition*
The base-shaped entrance will take you on a sci-fi journey into the world of Transformers. (Image source / Division Cooperative)
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