By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Tooot tooot~ Welcome to the “Upside-Down House 2.0 Special Exhibition”! The fun little train is about to take everyone to a topsy-turvy world!
Ride the joyous little train for a nearly 100-meter railway adventure full of surprises in the tunnel — a fantastical world that feels both real and surreal, leaving everyone amazed and excited. After the train ride, you’ll encounter the world’s first inflatable upside-down house on a cushioned floor. Run, jump, climb, dash, roll — move your body with all your might and unleash your inner child. Big kids can get their workout, little ones can tumble around, not only flipping the latest way to enjoy an upside-down house but also combining an 8-meter-long suspension bridge to form an “aerial walkway” waiting for you to stroll along!
Tooot tooot~ Welcome to the “Upside-Down House 2.0 Special Exhibition”! The fun little train is about to take everyone to a topsy-turvy world!
Ride the joyous little train for a nearly 100-meter railway adventure full of surprises in the tunnel — a fantastical world that feels both real and surreal, leaving everyone amazed and excited. After the train ride, you’ll encounter the world’s first inflatable upside-down house on a cushioned floor. Run, jump, climb, dash, roll — move your body with all your might and unleash your inner child. Big kids can get their workout, little ones can tumble around, not only flipping the latest way to enjoy an upside-down house but also combining an 8-meter-long suspension bridge to form an “aerial walkway” waiting for you to stroll along!
Exclusively built new experience: the cushioned inflatable upside-down house. (Photo / Upside-Down House 2.0 Special Exhibition)
In the process of growing up, “crawling” is a way for children to explore a magical world. To help both kids and adults rediscover their inner child, we've specially designed tunnels of varying difficulty levels — including the thrill-packed “Slide Tunnel,” the light-flashing “Colorful Tunnel,” and the “Insect Illustration Tunnel” featuring Taiwan’s unique native species, offering a visual experience beyond imagination. Not only will kids and adults go wild with fun, they won’t want to stop, and they’ll also learn about Taiwan’s native insects!
After completing the giant tunnel challenge, it's time to climb the forest rope net. Navigating through the colorful forest rope net boosts bravery for both big and little kids, greatly enhancing confidence and encouraging them to challenge themselves. The forest rope net combines courage, exploration, adventure, brain-teasing, and exercise — an adventure awaiting all to experience the thrill of being Spider-Man. In addition, this special exhibition also incorporates the traditional Indigenous Taiwanese game “Dragon Ball,” where pushing a giant over 2-meter diameter colored ball helps develop children’s hand-eye coordination and teamwork. It’s not just energetic, but also lets everyone experience the spirit of traditional Indigenous games. There's never too much learning through play. Finally, the “Pots and Pans Wall of Fame,” made up of over a hundred “pots, pans, and utensils,” invites everyone to let loose, sway their bodies, and freely bang away. The charm of music ignites instantly, and this vividly interactive experience greatly benefits children’s sensory integration development. Sweat it out to your heart’s content!
After completing the giant tunnel challenge, it's time to climb the forest rope net. Navigating through the colorful forest rope net boosts bravery for both big and little kids, greatly enhancing confidence and encouraging them to challenge themselves. The forest rope net combines courage, exploration, adventure, brain-teasing, and exercise — an adventure awaiting all to experience the thrill of being Spider-Man. In addition, this special exhibition also incorporates the traditional Indigenous Taiwanese game “Dragon Ball,” where pushing a giant over 2-meter diameter colored ball helps develop children’s hand-eye coordination and teamwork. It’s not just energetic, but also lets everyone experience the spirit of traditional Indigenous games. There's never too much learning through play. Finally, the “Pots and Pans Wall of Fame,” made up of over a hundred “pots, pans, and utensils,” invites everyone to let loose, sway their bodies, and freely bang away. The charm of music ignites instantly, and this vividly interactive experience greatly benefits children’s sensory integration development. Sweat it out to your heart’s content!
[Info]
Upside-Down House 2.0 Special Exhibition
Exhibition Dates: December 20, 2017 (Wed) to February 28, 2018 (Wed)
Exhibition Venue: South Special Exhibition Area, 7th Floor, National Taiwan Science Education Center (No. 189, Shangqi Road, Shilin District, Taipei City)
Exhibition Hours: Weekends, national holidays, winter vacation 09:00–18:00 (last admission & ticket sales at 17:30) (Closed on New Year’s Eve)
Weekdays outside of winter vacation 09:00–17:00 (last admission & ticket sales at 16:30)
Equipment maintenance days (106/12/25, 107/01/08, 107/01/15, 107/01/22, 107/01/29, 107/02/05)
Organizer: Kuan Hong Arts Brokerage Co., Ltd.
[Tickets]
Pre-sale Tickets
Sale Period: Now until December 19, 2017
Full Price: NT$280
Discounted Price: NT$250
Concessionary Price: NT$140
Upside-Down House 2.0 Special Exhibition
Exhibition Dates: December 20, 2017 (Wed) to February 28, 2018 (Wed)
Exhibition Venue: South Special Exhibition Area, 7th Floor, National Taiwan Science Education Center (No. 189, Shangqi Road, Shilin District, Taipei City)
Exhibition Hours: Weekends, national holidays, winter vacation 09:00–18:00 (last admission & ticket sales at 17:30) (Closed on New Year’s Eve)
Weekdays outside of winter vacation 09:00–17:00 (last admission & ticket sales at 16:30)
Equipment maintenance days (106/12/25, 107/01/08, 107/01/15, 107/01/22, 107/01/29, 107/02/05)
Organizer: Kuan Hong Arts Brokerage Co., Ltd.
[Tickets]
Pre-sale Tickets
Sale Period: Now until December 19, 2017
Full Price: NT$280
Discounted Price: NT$250
Concessionary Price: NT$140
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