Taipei Children's New Amusement Park Opens Soon – Early Access Experience Available
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Taipei Children's New Amusement Park will soon open to the public by the end of the year for an early experience. The newly built park, with an investment of NT$1.7 billion, is the only public and largest children’s amusement park in Taiwan. It features a total of 13 rides suitable for children under the age of 12...
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Taipei Children's New Amusement Park will soon open to the public by the end of the year for an early experience. The newly built park, with an investment of NT$1.7 billion, is the only public and largest children’s amusement park in Taiwan. It features a total of 13 rides suitable for children under the age of 12 to enjoy together.
Taipei Children's New Amusement Park will soon open to the public by the end of the year for an early experience. The newly built park, with an investment of NT$1.7 billion, is the only public and largest children’s amusement park in Taiwan. It features a total of 13 rides suitable for children under the age of 12 to enjoy together.
Taipei Children's New Amusement Park is set to open to the public before the end of the year. (Image source: Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation official website)
Taipei Children's New Amusement Park holds many shared memories for Taipei residents. (Image source: Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation official website)
All 13 rides in the park have now passed a continuous 14-day full-load test and a 6-day stability test. The three major project sections—civil engineering, utilities, and amusement facilities—are all currently in the acceptance phase. Civil engineering is undergoing re-inspection, utilities are addressing rectification items from the acceptance check, and the amusement facility section has begun preliminary inspections.
Taipei Children's New Amusement Park is set to open to the public before the end of the year. (Image source: Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation official website)
Pre-opening operational preparations such as staff training, simulation drills, food court shop renovations, and the setup of rest platforms have all been completed. The relevant amusement facility licenses have been obtained, and it is expected that the park will open to the public before the end of the year. Details regarding ticket prices and opening hours will be officially announced by the Taipei City Government.
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