A new family-friendly destination is here — Taipei Children’s New Amusement Park opens for play on December 16!

For families and kids who love weekend fun, here’s some exciting news to share with you all. In addition to the brand-new Fruit Ferris Wheel, Happy Bumper Cars, Ocean Adventure (musical carousel), Little Flying Dragon (dragon-Phoenix boat), Cosmic Spin (radiation ride), Galaxy Express (mini train), and Spinning Coffee Cups, there are now six more thrilling and fun rides compared to the former Children’s Amusement Center (Children’s Park): Roller Coaster, Flying Bus, Free Fall, Pirate Ship, Mini Spinning Planes, and Gyro Swing. These are affordable yet can rival the Disney experience — making it an incredibly great-value weekend leisure spot!

The ticket pricing strategy at the Children’s New Amusement Park is budget-friendly. Admission is charged via “buying an entry ticket to enter the park, with individual ride fees.” The standard adult ticket is NT$30, the concessionary ticket is NT$15 (50% off), and the group ticket is NT$21 (30% off). The 13 amusement facilities are priced at either NT$20 or NT$30 based on popularity and ride duration. Additionally, the park offers free play areas such as game zones, sand pits, and large slides. Visitors can assess their time and budget and flexibly choose between paid and free attractions.

The park also welcomes the beloved children’s character Fruit Grandma and the If Kids Theater Troupe led by Mr. Richie Jen, who will perform street parades and stage shows on holidays, offering families the chance to create joyful memories together in the park.

Operating hours are from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Tuesday through Sunday, extended until 8:00 PM on Saturdays and during winter and summer vacations. The park is closed on Mondays and Lunar New Year's Eve as usual and not open to the public on those days.

The new Taipei Children’s New Amusement Park has added many new rides. The new facilities are as follows:

Magic Starlight Coaster (Roller Coaster): A roller coaster designed in the shape of Transformers.

Flying Magic Bus (Flying Bus): A camouflaged bus that spins and lifts — at its highest point, a Taiwan black bear is revealed raising its arms.

Jungle Roar Treehouse (Free Fall): A treehouse-style child-sized free-fall ride inspired by the jungle.

Treasure Hunter (Pirate Ship): A pirate ship modeled after a wooden ancient warship.

Starry Little UFO (Mini Spinning Planes): Like spaceships chasing each other in the starry sky, each cabin can be operated independently to move up and down.

Patrol Gyro Swing (Gyro Swing): Themed around the image of a spaceship taking off, surrounded by mini UFO cabins that rise and dip as the platform rotates.

With EasyCard integration, visitors can use their EasyCard to enter the park, ride attractions, and make purchases at certain shops within the park. EasyCard top-up machines have also been installed in the park for added convenience — one card lets you enjoy the full park experience with ease.

The park features 20 food and retail outlets including a food court, convenience stores, and souvenir shops. It also offers indoor parking for cars and motorcycles, as well as diverse indoor family play areas (free play zones, ball pits, and coin-operated games), ensuring visitors can have fun in the park no matter the weather!

Address: Intersection of Section 6, Chengde Road and Kehe Road, Shilin District, Taipei City
Phone: Not yet available
Business Hours: 09:00–18:00 (Closed on Mondays)
Pricing: Entry ticket NT$30, half-price NT$15, free for children under 6, NT$20 per ride
Parking: Available
Wi-Fi: Not available

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