Taipei Children's Amusement Park Announces Grand Opening! Six New Attractions Make It Even More Fun
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Taipei Mayor Hau Lung-bin announced on the 20th that Taipei Children’s Amusement Park has completed rectifications based on inspection feedback and will officially open for operation on Tuesday, December 16, 2014. To allow the public to have...
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Taipei Mayor Hau Lung-bin announced on the 20th that Taipei Children’s Amusement Park has completed rectifications based on inspection feedback and will officially open for operation on Tuesday, December 16, 2014.
Taipei Mayor Hau Lung-bin announced on the 20th that Taipei Children’s Amusement Park has completed rectifications based on inspection feedback and will officially open for operation on Tuesday, December 16, 2014.
Taipei Children’s Amusement Park opens for operation on December 16. (Photo source / Taipei Metro Company official website)
To let the public enjoy great fun at an affordable price, the park adopts a low-cost pricing strategy with ticket charges set as“purchase admission ticket to enter, pay per ride for attractions.” Adult tickets are NT$30, concessionary tickets are NT$15 (50% off), and group tickets are NT$21 (30% off).The 13 amusement rides are divided into two price tiers, NT$20 or NT$30, based on popularity and ride duration. The park also offers free play areas such as a sandbox and large slides. Visitors can choose between paid and free attractions flexibly according to their time and budget.
Featuring an affordable pricing strategy so everyone can have fun without breaking the bank. (Photo source / Taipei Metro Company official website)
Children’s Amusement Park is a family-friendly destination in Taipei’s metropolitan area, featuring 13 rides. In addition to brand-new attractions like the Fruit Ferris Wheel, Happy Bumper Cars, Ocean Parade (musical carousel), Little Dragon (dragon-boat ride), Cosmic Spinner (rotating chairs), Galaxy Express (mini train), and Spinning Coffee Cups, the park introduces six new exciting rides compared to the former Children’s Amusement Center (Children’s Park): Roller Coaster, Flying Bus, Free Fall, Pirate Ship, Mini Airplanes, and Gyro Swing.
Additionally, the park features performances by the If Kids Theater Troupe, led by beloved children’s entertainer Uncle Chao Tzu-chiang (Zhao Ziqiang), which puts on parades and stage shows on weekends. It’s a perfect spot for family outings and creating wonderful memories.
Additionally, the park features performances by the If Kids Theater Troupe, led by beloved children’s entertainer Uncle Chao Tzu-chiang (Zhao Ziqiang), which puts on parades and stage shows on weekends. It’s a perfect spot for family outings and creating wonderful memories.
Happy Bumper Cars located on the third floor. (Photo source / Taipei Metro Company official website)
A brief introduction to the new attractions is as follows:
Magic Star Coaster (Roller Coaster): A roller coaster designed in the shape of Transformers.
Flying Magic Bus (Flying Bus): A camouflaged bus ride that spins and lifts, featuring a Formosan black bear raising its arms at the highest point.
Jungle Roar Treehouse (Free Fall): A jungle-themed treehouse that functions as a child-sized free-fall ride.
Treasure Ship (Pirate Ship): A pirate ship modeled after a classic wooden battleship.
Starry Little UFO (Mini Airplanes): Like spaceships chasing each other in the starry sky, each cockpit moves up and down independently.
Patrol Swings (Gyro Swing): Inspired by the image of a spaceship taking off, surrounded by small UFO cockpits, the rotating platform causes the cabins to swing up and down.
Magic Star Coaster (Roller Coaster): A roller coaster designed in the shape of Transformers.
Flying Magic Bus (Flying Bus): A camouflaged bus ride that spins and lifts, featuring a Formosan black bear raising its arms at the highest point.
Jungle Roar Treehouse (Free Fall): A jungle-themed treehouse that functions as a child-sized free-fall ride.
Treasure Ship (Pirate Ship): A pirate ship modeled after a classic wooden battleship.
Starry Little UFO (Mini Airplanes): Like spaceships chasing each other in the starry sky, each cockpit moves up and down independently.
Patrol Swings (Gyro Swing): Inspired by the image of a spaceship taking off, surrounded by small UFO cockpits, the rotating platform causes the cabins to swing up and down.
Taipei Children’s Amusement Park offers a great weekend destination for families. (Photo source / Taipei Metro Company official website)
Children’s Amusement Park has four major features, including integration with the EasyCard system. Visitors can use their EasyCards for park entry, riding attractions, and shopping at some park stores. EasyCard top-up machines are also available on-site for added convenience.In addition, the park houses 20 food and retail outlets, including a food court, convenience stores, and souvenir shops. There is also an indoor parking lot for cars and motorcycles, as well as diverse indoor family play areas (free play zones, ball pits, and coin-operated games), ensuring fun for all visitors regardless of weather.
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Taipei Children’s Amusement Park
Address: No. 55, Section 5, Chengde Road, Shilin District, Taipei City
*The north side faces Keelung River near Shuangxi Park, the east side borders Keelung River near Meipu Park, and the south side is adjacent to Science Education Hall on Shishang Road. In the future, visitors can take the MRT to Jiantan or Shilin Station and transfer to a shuttle bus.
Business Hours:
Tuesday – Sunday 09:00 – 17:00
Saturday & Winter/Summer Holidays 09:00 – 20:00
※ Mondays & New Year's Eve are public holidays and closed to the public
※ From December 6 to 14 (a total of 8 days, with the park closed on December 10), the Taipei City Government will also invite specific groups to experience the improved hardware and software facilities.
Saturday & Winter/Summer Holidays 09:00 – 20:00
※ Mondays & New Year's Eve are public holidays and closed to the public
※ From December 6 to 14 (a total of 8 days, with the park closed on December 10), the Taipei City Government will also invite specific groups to experience the improved hardware and software facilities.
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