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Where to go during winter break? Theme parks across Taiwan have super fun activities!

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — By Chi Binghui, compiled and reported. February passes by especially quickly—not only are there fewer days, but it’s also the winter vacation and Lunar New Year, a month packed with holidays. It’s a rare chance for the whole family to reunite warmly and relax after a year of exhaustion during the spring break. ...

By Chi Binghui, compiled and reported

February passes by especially quickly—not only are there fewer days, but it’s also the winter vacation and Lunar New Year, a month packed with holidays. It’s a rare chance for the whole family to reunite warmly and relax after a year of exhaustion during the spring break. Although in general impression, winter may seem like an unsuitable season for theme park fun, in fact, many operators across Taiwan launch various special activities and offerings during this time. Not only are prices lower and better value than usual, but this year also features flower festivals, themed lantern displays, fireworks shows, and special Lunar New Year events. The rich variety of content guarantees an even more exciting experience than summer. Spotasia has specially compiled a list of 12 theme parks and attractions across Taiwan, bringing you the latest discounts and exciting activities!

1. Leofoo Village Theme Park
 

The long-established Leofoo Village is one of the representatives of Taiwan’s theme parks. (Photo provided by Leofoo Village Theme Park)
 

[Event] Leofoo Village’s Happy 100th New Year – Four Lucky Spirits Bring Blessings
During the opening period from 2/2 to 2/7, exclusive Leofoo Village mascot red envelopes (containing selected gifts) will be given out. Distributed at the entrances of each themed village during the opening period, limited to 400 per day.

[Discounts]
1. Winter Vacation Class Reunion (1/15–2/1, 2/8–2/25): Students with valid ID can enjoy a group of four for 699 TWD per person, plus 4 meal vouchers worth 120 TWD each.

Leofoo Village Theme Park: http://www.leofoo.com.tw/village/
 

2. Oland World
 

Oland World is popular with both adults and children for its Doraemon theme. (Photo provided by Oland World Theme Park)
 

[Event] Goodbye, Doraemon World!
‘Doraemon World at Oland’ will close on 2/28. As a final highlight, revisit the most classic “Doraemon Story Exhibition,” the most joyful “Doraemon Dance Show,” the most dreamy “Doraemon Ferris Wheel,” and the cutest “Doraemon Memorial Train.” From Lunar New Year’s Day to the fifth day (2/3–2/7), limited-edition red envelopes will be given out during the “Doraemon Handshake Event,” 100 per session until supplies last, containing buy-one-get-one-free coupons for limited-edition goods or drinks.

[Discounts]
1. Online ticket purchase for “Goodbye, Doraemon World!” at 28% off.

Oland World Theme Park: http://www.woc.com.tw/index_1.asp
 

3. Janfusun Fancyworld
 

Janfusun Fancyworld had revenues of about 2.3 billion TWD last year, ranking first among all amusement parks in Taiwan—a very impressive performance. (Photo provided by Janfusun Fancyworld)
 

[Events]
1. Moshi Monsters Theme Play Zone
To celebrate the centennial of the Republic of China, Janfusun Fancyworld launched the “Moshi Monsters Play Zone,” featuring adorable Princess Poppet, cool Prince Chase, troublemaker RK, the ultra-popular Seer Ray from Seal Team, as well as the exciting “Moshi Street” and “Moshi Theater” performances and activities every day.
2. Centennial Celebration – Millions in Red Envelopes Non-stop
From 2/3 to 2/7, tickets come with a “Prosperous Rabbit Year” red envelope containing gift vouchers worth 1,000 TWD for in-park goods and food. Present your ticket to join the lucky draw and you might win a 32-inch LCD TV, Nintendo Wii game console, MP3, MP4… and other trendy 3C products. The first 100 visitors each day also receive a “Rabbit Year Fortune Bag” from Fengtian Temple.

[Discounts]
1. Online price for single-person discount ticket: 650 TWD (valid until 3/31/2011, sales end 3/25)
2. Online price for 4-person discount ticket: 2,396 TWD (valid until 3/31/2011, sales end 3/25)

Janfusun Fancyworld: http://www.janfusun.com.tw/
 

4. Yuemei Amusement World
 

Currently, the Malawan area of Yuemei is closed seasonally, but the amusement park's rides remain abundant. (Photo provided by Yuemei Amusement World)
 

[Activities]
1. Yuemei Dragon Legend and Sichuan Lantern Carnival
Celebrating a centennial milestone, the event debuts the "Dragon Legend Sichuan Lantern Carnival" featuring "149 large themed lantern displays, Sichuan-spiced specialty foods, and fire dragon dancing."
2. “Welcome the Fire Dragon at Yuemei — Celebrate the Centennial and Receive Gifts”
From February 3 to February 7, the first 100 visitors each day will receive a gift bag, with chances to win a Malawan passport card, an Explorer Park seasonal pass, Explorer Park tickets, Malawan Bay tickets, a 100 NTD Explorer Park entry voucher, and limited-edition Dragon Legend merchandise.

[Discounts]
From January 20 to March 20, tickets are available for 599 NTD.

Yuemei Amusement World: http://www.yamay.com.tw/index.asp
 

V. Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village
 

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