By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network, reported by Chen Guanxin
During the first weekend at the end of June, the anime cosplay festival at Janfusun Fancyworld set a record with over 20,000 visitors in just two days. Starting now, a new attraction, the “North Sea Labyrinth,” has been launched. Designed based on the story of the Little Norse Prince, it not only encompasses seven major themes but is also the largest in Taiwan in terms of area, the only one spanning both land and water, and an interactive play facility suitable for both adults and children. In addition, Janfusun Fancyworld is also offering a 33% discount on admission tickets. From now until September 1st, the original price of NT$899 is now only NT$599; after 3:00 PM, entry is available for the Starlight Ticket at NT$399 plus a complimentary dinner. Meanwhile, the operating hours for rides have been extended from Monday to Friday until 6:00 PM, and on Saturdays and Sundays until 7:00 PM.
“Walking on Waves” lets visitors stroll across suspension bridges to experience the thrill of an ocean adventure. (Photo provided by Janfusun Fancyworld)
The “North Sea Labyrinth,” composed of seven major themes, takes each theme as if it were a kingdom in a little hero’s adventure. It begins with the fog-filled “Mist Maze,” which sets the stage. In this misty environment, visitors must find their way out while navigating through challenges. There's also the “Whirlpool Slide,” designed with curves, descents, and descents that test your balance and courage. The “Ice Cave Kingdom,” made up of blue-hued corridors, simulates the sensation of being inside a glacier, where you must find clues and solve puzzles. Next, the “Pirate Ship Deck,” crafted from wooden planks and props, lets you experience the swaying feeling of being aboard a pirate vessel. The “Jungle Bridge,” made up of suspended logs, tests your agility as you cross over simulated jungle terrain. And finally, the “Treasure Room,” adorned with golden decorations and hidden compartments, awaits those who successfully complete the adventure.
The park’s 3D landscape map is the largest in Taiwan, featuring over ten viewing spots for everyone to fully enjoy. (Photo provided by Janfusun Fancyworld)
Upon entering the “Water Maze,” you must tread carefully, choose the correct mechanisms that shoot water jets, and watch out for the small whales covered in canvas that are ready to tip over and drench you—guaranteed to be cool and refreshing. Further along, you’ll come across the “Treasure Battle,” a nearly 200-ping 3D landscape maze, which is the largest in Taiwan with over ten “viewpoints,” making you feel as if you’re in a glacier witnessing pirates fiercely competing for treasure. This is paired with the water ride “Walking on Waves,” which spans the Viking Waves. Walking across the suspension bridge gives you a real sense of the thrill of an ocean adventure. Finally, you’ll return to the “Volcano Treasure” themed around the Hawaiian guardian deity TIKI, which is said to protect every brave pirate and ensure their safe return. Official website of Janfusun Fancyworld: fancyworld.janfusun.com.tw.
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Janfusun Fancyworld’s “North Sea Labyrinth,” designed based on the story of the Little Norse Prince, has officially opened starting today. (Photo provided by Janfusun Fancyworld)
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