Tuzi Ma
"Love Me LeMi Park" is located on the 6th floor of Showtime Xindian, making it the largest club-level indoor family theme park in New Taipei.
The park is divided into two main play areas: the dynamic "Vitality Action Park" and the static "Dream City." There's also a well-stocked library, a million-ball pool, airball slides, an archaeological sandpit, a ladylike supermarket, interactive graffiti, and more—facilities are both abundant and luxurious. It’s really super fun here!!
■ Address: 6F, Showtime Xindian, No. 40-6, Shuxin Rd., Xindian District, New Taipei City
■ Business hours: Weekdays 11:00–20:30, Holidays 11:00–21:00
■ Admission for Vitality Action Park or Dream City (single area):
Child ticket: NT$500 (non-member) / NT$400 (member) / NT$375 (platinum member)
Adult ticket: NT$150 (non-member) / NT$120 (member) / NT$113 (platinum member)
■ Admission for both areas (unlimited access):
Child ticket: NT$750 (non-member) / NT$600 (member) / NT$563 (platinum member)
Adult ticket: NT$150 (non-member) / NT$120 (member) / NT$113 (platinum member)
■ No time limit on weekdays, 3-hour limit on holidays.
■ For holidays, upgrade to unlimited time for an additional NT$250 (non-member) / NT$200 (member) / NT$188 (platinum member)
■ Infants under 1 year old may enter for free if accompanied by another child who has purchased a ticket (age verification required with child’s health insurance card or baby handbook)
■ Top up NT$2,000 to become a member, or NT$10,000 to become a platinum member (additional bonus rewards for top-ups)
* During trial operation period, child tickets are discounted NT$50, and holiday entry is automatically upgraded to unlimited time (trial ends 2018/11/30)
■ Height restriction: Children under 140cm are all welcome to play
■ Transportation: 6-minute walk from Xindian Railway Station
■ Parking: Underground parking at Showtime Xindian
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"Love Me LeMi Park" is located on the 6th floor of "Showtime Xindian – Xindian Store" in Xindian District, New Taipei City. It’s a brand-new indoor family amusement park. "Showtime Xindian – Xindian Store" is just a 6-minute walk from "Xindian Railway Station" and has an underground parking lot, offering convenient access. The mall includes restaurants, food courts, and retail stores—great for dining and shopping, making it perfect as a rainy- or hot-day kids’ activity spot.
The brand-new "LeMi Park" covers 400 ping (approx. 1,320 sqm) and was built with an investment of NT$30 million, making it the largest club-level indoor family theme park in New Taipei. The park is divided into the dynamic "Vitality Action Park" and the static "Dream City" play areas. Parents can choose one area to visit based on their child’s age and preferences, or opt for the SUPERPASS to enjoy both areas.
All tickets are priced differently for members and non-members. Non-member prices are a bit higher because the facilities and toys here are truly abundant and high-end. Moreover, each area of the park has staff to maintain order, play with the kids, and supervise them, giving parents greater peace of mind.
But actually, you can save a lot just by becoming a member. Those who frequently bring their kids out will find it worthwhile to join. Weekday tickets allow unlimited play all day, while holiday tickets have a 3-hour limit—but you can pay extra to upgrade to unlimited time. Currently, during the trial promotion, child tickets are NT$50 off the original price, and the holiday unlimited-time upgrade is free of charge. The offer is only valid until 11/30.
Admission to "LeMi Park" is via a contactless wristband. You can enter and exit through electronic gates using the wristband—the simple beep of the gate as it opens already makes the kids super excited to play.
You “beep” once when purchasing your ticket, and then again when entering either the "Vitality Action Park" or "Dream City." If you purchase a single-area ticket, you can only play in that designated area—the other area won’t let you in with a beep.
As soon as you enter and turn left, you’ll find the "Vitality Action Park." Kids will dash straight for the "million-ball pool" as soon as they see it. This "million-ball pool" is much more than just a ball pit—it’s packed with tons of super fun equipment inside.
As soon as Mao Mao got into the ball pool, he climbed onto the trampoline and started jumping like crazy—he was thrilled from the moment he entered the park.
The entire outer perimeter of the trampoline area is a challenge game zone similar to an obstacle course. There’s a wobbly ground with raised semi-spherical surfaces that rock like seesaws—kids have to maintain their balance to get through. There are also stump-like protrusions that must be nimbly crossed to avoid falling into the ball pit.
Tu’er Maomao’s favorite is this spinning ring where she can stand and spin continuously. After playing similar equipment at “Jumping Frog,” the two sisters fell in love with it and wouldn’t get off until they were dizzy.
This glasses-wearing dummy in the challenge game zone can also spin too. You can either jump over it or ride along with the spin—it’s truly a triumphant level. The staff sister on-site was super enthusiastic and patient, happily spinning with Tu’er Maomao.
There’s also an interactive audio-visual game inside the ball pit, including a cool projection slide. We’ve played something similar at “Feibao Amusement Park,” but adding interactive visuals makes it even more fun. Sliding down creates special patterns, delighting the kids with surprise and joy. The projected patterns keep changing themes, so the fun never gets old.
There’s an interactive ball-throwing game where hitting designated animals or objects scores points. While playing, it helps train hand-eye coordination and gross motor control. It’s active play that gets the body moving—not just the kids having a blast, but even Tu’er Ma also joined in, throwing balls with great enthusiasm. Smashing balls is seriously stress-relieving.
The ball pit also has plenty of inflatable toys, including a banana boat usually seen in water activities. The staff sister even helped push the boat around—so much fun.
There’s a hamster wheel where kids can freely crawl and roll. Even just crawling around inside is a blast. Maomao always treats it as her rest zone—after playing, she runs in and curls up inside, looking super cozy.
There’s also a ball fountain in the pit, using air blowers to send balls floating mid-air. It’s magical and super fun.
The big bear lying in the ball pit is actually a secret base for kids—you can crawl underneath its belly.
Wow—there’s even a UFO in the ball pit. Balls are sent along an air track into the UFO, and when it fills up, it rains balls. Tu’er absolutely loved the thrill of the ball shower, while Maomao ran away in a flash. Hilarious.
The super high-tech-looking ball track wall at the back is super eye-catching and fun. Tu’er played here for ages.
Above the ball pit, there are tons of climbing and obstacle facilities. Tu’er Maomao nimbly navigated all the hurdles while Tu’er Ma struggled to keep up.
In the center of the climbing area, there’s also a shooting zone where you can collect balls and load them into cannons to shoot.
Beneath the climbing area, there’s a hidden swing. Tu’er Maomao worked together to swing it, having a blast rocking back and forth.
There are several ways to get down from the climbing area, with multiple slides alone. There’s a regular slide and even a spiral pipe slide—so much fun.
In addition to the ultra-fun “Million Ball Pit,” “Vitality Action Park” also features an exhilarating “Giant Trampoline.” Not only is the floor a trampoline, but the walls are too. Tu’er Maomao could only jump around on flat ground and had no idea how to tackle the wall trampolines yet.
Behind the trampoline area, there’s a colorful wooden climbing wall. The base is padded with square foam blocks to cushion falls and prevent injuries.
“Love Me LeMi Paradise” doesn’t just want kids to have fun—it also considers parents’ need for rest. The park has set up 200 seats for parents. “Vitality Action Park” also has a parent lounge area with sofas that have built-in USB charging ports, so your phone won’t run out of juice even after hours of play. Free WiFi is available throughout the venue—super thoughtful.
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Walking to the right after entering “LeMi Paradise” leads you to the quiet play area “Dream City,” which includes a ride-on car zone, an archaeological sandbox, track cars, a garage, a supermarket, a kitchen, an airball track, a pet glass house, and an interactive drawing wall. As soon as you enter “Dream City,” you’ll see the roadside parking spots filled with all kinds of vehicles. Kids who love ride-on cars can zoom around to their heart’s content in “Dream City”—perfect for toddlers.
Hidden within the “Dream City” static play area of “LeMi Paradise” is a sandbox with buried dinosaur fossils. A dinosaur poking its head out from the entrance is super eye-catching, sure to delight little dino fans. You can also hide in the nearby dinosaur egg and peek out for photos.
Here, it’s not just about digging in the sand—you can become a little archaeologist and unearth dinosaur fossils buried in the pit. Tu’er Maomao, who loves playing in the sand, couldn’t leave the pit. She could dig for ages while Tu’er Ma relaxed on a nearby sofa, scrolling her phone and resting.
The sandbox in “Dream City” uses PP material rice-grain-like sand, which is safe, non-toxic, easy to clean, doesn’t stick to the body, produces no dust, doesn’t stain, and is super fun.
There’s also a track car area in “Dream City” where a tabletop is fitted with train tracks. There are cars like Tigger, Kitty, and Japanese trains—all running on the tracks, and you can even control the direction of the rails.
Next to the track car area is a garage filled with toy cars and lots of tools. Kids can have fun tightening screws and hammering nails, playing as little mechanics.
“Dream City” also has a mini ball pit area and a super popular airball conveyor. Tu’er just played this for ages at “Vitality Action Park” and couldn’t stop playing it again here in “Dream City.” Why is it so fun?
Kids just love role-playing, and almost every indoor playground has a supermarket and kitchen pretend-play area. “LeMi Paradise” is no exception—and their supermarket is the most luxurious one Tu’er Ma has ever seen. It’s practically a luxury supermarket.
In addition to fruit and vegetable shelves, there’s a whole row of glass refrigerators, making it look super upscale.
The fridges are stocked with all kinds of fresh seafood, steaks, ham, shrimp, crabs, fish… you name it. There are also dreamy desserts and cute popsicles—super adorable and eye-catching. Not only does Tu’er Maomao want to go “shopping,” but even Tu’er Ma wants to grab a basket and pick things out.
All the fridge doors can be opened and closed, letting you pick fresh items—giving you the full supermarket shopping experience.
All the ingredients are so cute—Mao Mao filled up the shopping basket in no time!
After picking out the groceries, it’s time to check out at the counter Up!You can pay in cash or by card. It’s a great way for kids to recognize numbers and even test their arithmetic skills—all in one go.
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There are also small food vendors selling snacks outside the supermarket. Mao Mao had just finished buying groceries and immediately set up a little “restaurant” to cook.
The "Dream City" section of "Happy Rice Land" isn’t just home to a fancy supermarket—it also features a five-star-hotel-grade kitchen nearby. There are tons of cooking stoves, pots, pans, and utensils, giving little chefs plenty of space to show off their cooking skills.
The dream kitchen is also equipped with lots of kitchen appliances—you can make juice, brew coffee, and even serve ice cream here!
Outside the kitchen, there’s even a piano that little ones can play for diners!
Hidden deep within "Dream City" is another play area that kept bunny Mao Mao enthralled for ages. It’s full of building blocks, wooden toys, and has soft mats on the floor. There’s also a seating area for parents to relax—a perfect spot for toddlers to play.
Although it’s a quieter play zone, "Dream City" also hides a pet-themed glass house where kids can climb all over. Bunny Mao Mao absolutely loved this, crawling around happily inside—it was just like watching kittens in a pet store window, super fun.
Another activity that kept bunny Mao Mao quietly entertained for a long time was the interactive drawing wall. On a screen that looks like a tabletop, you can choose coloring patterns—dinosaurs, plants, and more. Once a pattern is selected, you can use your fingers to paint with colors. There are also buttons next to the patterns that, when pressed, will announce the dinosaur’s name and description in both Chinese and English—very educational and fun.
Once you’re done drawing, just give it a push, and your artwork flies up onto the wall. Super fun. Painting-loving bunny Mao Mao was totally obsessed with this game, spending ages drawing dinosaurs all over the screen.
Between "Energy Park" and "Dream City," there’s also a "Library" with tons of books—picture books, encyclopedias, storybooks—for kids of all ages. Aside from physical books, the "Library" in "Happy Rice Land" also offers story machines and board games. There’s so much stuff, including little tents that can be used as secret bases. Hiding inside to listen to stories must feel super cozy.
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The playground has locked lockers and restrooms inside, so you don’t need to go in and out of the mall. Most indoor play areas in department stores require you to leave the venue to use public restrooms, but "Happy Rice Land" has its own toilets Up!Kids won’t have to keep running in and out if they get the urge—they can easily handle it without leaving the play area.
The playground also provides lockable storage lockers, so you don’t have to keep going back and forth to get your personal belongings. So convenient.
The playground comes with a juice bar, offering a refreshing place to rehydrate, take a break, and recharge. "Happy Rice Land" also has a dedicated "Juice Bar" where thirsty or tired kids can come for a quick boost, while parents can enjoy a drink and some chat. It’s such a comfy space!
The newly opened "Happy Rice Land" is truly impressive—even just the ball pit alone offers so many ways to play. It’s not just a big pile of balls and a slide; there are also various climbing facilities and multiple slides.
There’s an audiovisual interactive slide, a ball-throwing wall, ball conveyor belts, a challenge game called “Invincible Pass,” hamster wheels... so much to play with and go wild.
There’s also a huge trampoline and a rock-climbing wall—perfect facilities for high-energy kids to burn off steam. The quiet zones include a super-luxurious play kitchen, a supermarket, a mess-free rice sandpit, a “Lulu Lane” car track, rail cars... and the interactive drawing wall is a hit with little artists. Bunny Mao Mao spent ages just drawing pictures.
The 400-ping indoor play area is divided into active and quiet zones, so you can let your child choose based on their age and preferences. Younger kids can head to the quiet zone, while those needing to really let off steam can dive into the active zone. Of course, you can also let them enjoy both.
On weekdays, you can play all day without time limits. With a wristband, you can come and go as you please—go grab a meal or do some shopping in the department store, then come back to play. Super awesome. Although the ticket price for non-members is a bit steep, the playground has so many high-end facilities that Mao Mao’s mom feels it’s totally worth it. Plus, every area has staff assigned to maintain cleanliness and order, and they’ll even play with the kids. It’s safe and fun!
If you want to save money, consider joining as a member—the membership prices are much cheaper. During the current trial operation period, not only are there discounted tickets, but on weekends, you also get automatically upgraded to the unlimited play option—no extra charge. Bring your kids to play at "Happy Rice Land" on the 6th floor of "Shoptime Lifestyle – Shulin Store" now!
[Authorized repost by [2Bunny2sweet] | Original source: [New Taipei. Indoor Playground Love Me Happy Rice Land]]