The Bear Chant Water Park races to register for the free Taipei Riverside Kids' Fun Fair

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

The fun and exciting "2018 Taipei Riverside Kids' Fun Fair" will be held for nine consecutive days starting July 14 at Dajia Riverside Park. This year marks the first time it is planned around the "Bear Chant Water Park." In addition to setting up a large Bear Chant T-Rex water slide, the event entrance design, registration area, and EasyCard commemorative stickers all feature the Bear Chant image, allowing both kids and adults to experience the warm charm of Bear Chant.

The 2018 Taipei Riverside Kids' Fun Fair has specially set up a large Bear Chant vs. T-Rex water slide. (Photo/Taipei City Government, the same below)

Taiwan's first "Bear Chant" water park features nine water zones with a total of 12 water-based activities, including the T-Rex Battle Water Slide, Rainbow Water Slide, Challenge the Grand Line Zone, Pirate Imagination DIY Zone, Lightfoot Water Walking Zone, Cannonball Splash Zone, Water Ring Toss Zone, Wobbly Water Zone, and Kids’ Fishing Zone.

Bear Chant EasyCard sticker

Bear Chant will also make a personal appearance at the opening event on the morning of July 14 and the Little Bosses Second-hand Market event on the afternoon of July 21.

Bear Chant will also appear in person during the event period

The "2018 Taipei Riverside Kids' Fun Fair" is completely free. It runs daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, featuring three 90-minute water play sessions, four fun games, and three cultural performances each afternoon.

Numerous fun water activities

There are 14 water play facilities in total, including the Bear Chant T-Rex Battle Water Slide, large Rainbow Water Slide, and water walking ball. To train children’s courage, wisdom, and physical fitness, some facilities are specially designed as "challenges." After sliding down, children must use a canoe or bumper boat to pass through three obstacles before finally sliding down the Rainbow Water Slide to receive an EasyCard sticker proving they completed the challenge.

Photo from the 2016 event

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