Asia’s longest slide goes wild at the theme park！ The thrilling 5D theater and new fright train make their grand debut

Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Peichi, compiled and reported
 
With the arrival of Chinese New Year, many families take the opportunity to visit amusement parks during the holiday season, and major parks have rolled out new attractions. The renowned Janfusun Fancyworld theme park began construction late last year on an “Asia’s longest slide” measuring 66 meters in total length... Not only does it stand 25.4 meters high, but riders can reach speeds of up to 80 km/h, experience six twists and turns, and enjoy a thrilling 13-second ride. It is set to open fully on February 10, inviting everyone to come and experience the challenge.

This Asia’s longest slide, named the “Jungle Slide,” features an S-shaped twisting design with a transparent cover, surrounded by insect-themed scenery and tall trees. Sliding down at speeds of 80 km/h gives riders the sensation of Tarzan swinging through the jungle. In addition, Janfusun Fancyworld has invested tens of millions to create a brand-new “Fright Train” horror attraction that stimulates the senses and pushes the limits of bravery. With a train theme, a thrilling storyline, and cutting-edge AR technology, it promises an experience with scare levels off the charts.

To celebrate Chinese New Year and the launch of its new attractions, Janfusun Fancyworld will roll out a variety of special events. These include a discounted “Full Ride Ticket” priced at NT$699 (originally NT$899) to mark the grand opening of the Fright Train, and an exclusive “Fright Meal” for those who enter the park before February 14. It’s a great choice for family travel during the Spring Festival.