Leofoo Village Theme Park
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Cute park with different themed areas. The Lost World, the dinosaur themed area is the most gorgeous 😍 with Volcano Adventure being the most iconic ride of Lefoo. You definitely get wet so bring raincoats. You can also pay to shoot 🔫 water at the riders at the end of their journey as a playful bystander who likes to give a delightful surprise. The fun drop tower called the Raging God is also located in this world. I came at opening and was able to do most of the rides by 5pm. The park is open until 8pm at peak season but the rides in all the worlds except The Wild West close at 5pm. It's probably because The Wild West has the most thrilling rides for the older kids. As a person who was afraid of swings, The Old Oil Well was the most "fun" and the riders on it were screaming loudest compared to the other rides I went on that day. It was 90 seconds but felt like 5 minutes. The Condor is another super popular ride. The description says it goes up to 122km/hour but don't read those. They always make the rides sound more intense than they are. Everything is very kid friendly. I don't recommend the shows. The crowds are large and the performances are very lackluster. I also wasn't a fan of the safari. It had a bunch of sad animals but it is very good for young children. I recommend you go there first because the wait gets so long later on and the cars move slowly. I prefer the monkey ride next to it where you can see monkeys at a higher vantage point. Probably my most favorite ride. The food is good compared to most amusement parks and zoos. Some worlds have better food than others. It will probably be about 300 Yuan or more but the portions are decent.
Ally LinAlly Lin
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Ticket Price for The Park Entrance: NTD $1199 ( 2 person = NT 2,398) We didn't get to try the water park because it was under maintenance during that time. My favourite part about Leefoo Village is the African Tribe whereby we can see lots of animals. However, the queue is long. It is advisable to use fast pass if you are in a rush / don't wish to queue that long. I regretted that I didn't get it earlier as soon as we started entering the Zoo -_- it would save us alot of time. Even with fast pass, you still have to wait and queue because there are too many people during that time. Animals are cute, it is nice to bring your children here. I bring along my boyfriend because we both love animals. However this place is not wheel chair friendly. I wouldn't recommend it if you need to bring along someone on wheelchair. We had lunch at Arabian Palace where the queue is so long and we waited like more than 30 minutes to queue for food, table and chairs is not enough as there are too many people at that time where we have to stand beside those getting ready to leave just to get a place to sit and eat. I hope they can improve on this part tho. I would suggest you bring your own food so you wouldn't have to go through this. Theme Park is fun but I get heatstroke due to the queue earlier in the noon time at the zoo which leading that we couldn't really appreciate and enjoy the theme park facilities in the afternoon time like 3-4pm. Overall, I would say the zoo is fun but the crowd and queue is insane so my best advice is you don't come during school holidays.
Journey to 60Journey to 60
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We visited during the American school winter holiday on a Wednesday and the park was virtually abandoned. Whereas in the U.S. theme parks close down in the winter, this is not the case in Taiwan. Most rides had no one riding at all and were turned on just for us. We were able to ride our favorite rides over and over and were able to cover everything in the park that wasn't under maintenance. Too cold to ride the water rides, but they looked fun. Expansive wildlife park you can view via a slow train ride. A detailed commentary on the animals is provided but only in Chinese. Very limited food options as most shops were closed down. The deli was open, which was adequate, and the fried chicken kiosk was open only during lunch time. I bought tickets in advance on KKday for a nice discount. Although we felt smart for going on such a slow day, the atmosphere was a bit depressing with no one else around! We drove, but there is a bus that goes directly to the park from the Hsinchu HSR station and several taxis were standing by outside the gate. Signage in the park had English in addition to Chinese. Food prices are slightly higher than typical Taiwan prices. My son also commented that the park was laid out exactly like Disneyland in California, and the themes were strikingly similar.
H LH L
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Very big theme park with six distinct sections. At the time of visit the theme park was quite empty, possibly due to the fact that Taiwan has just reopened. A lot of fun rides for kids and teens as well. Many of the conventional rides such as roller coasters and teacup rides are available. There is also a unique selection of rides such as the one in the boat. Interestingly there is also a small zoo in the theme park. The food served here is also of a large variety depending on which section of the park you are in (for example, there is a fast food restaurant in the western area of the park). Given that all of the rides are for free and that you just have to pay for the entry ticket, I have to say that it is decently value for money. However, I would recommend that after experiencing all of the rides here (enough to occupy one day) you probably shouldn't come back again. The last time I was here was six years ago; the rides barely changed throughout that period of time.
caroten2caroten2
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I joined my son’s field-trip to Leafoo and we enjoyed it very much despite of the crowd. There were several schools having a field-trip at that time so it was quite crowded in the morning. However, we stayed back after the field-trips were done (after 2pm) and we got our money’s worth. There were no more queues and we got to repeat rides. Most of the rides are rollercoaster type, and suitable for adventurous kids. Some of the rides were really rotating at 360 degrees. I was a bit anxious about the boat ride because there were no buckles and it had to nosedive so you have to hold on tight. The rest of the rides seemed safe. There are a lot of Instagram worthy sites if there are less people. They also have a hotel and a water park but we didn’t get to see. There is a small zoo area, it’s nice to see the animals but it also reeks. Still had a great time though. Hope to see more new rides in the future.
Maria Louisa CuMaria Louisa Cu
30
My family really like this place. Although a clear knockoff of Disney's and universals it is an oldie but a goodie. It has something for everyone. Huge place makes a whole day affair. Unfortunately I went on a day which TSMC (yes the biggest company in Taiwan semis) had their family day. And they have 73000 staff in Taiwan. So f#$kme silly. Average queues were 60 to 80 mins and we had 4 rides all day! But we still liked it. Just not used to smelling cigarette smoke everywhere throughout the park. At least the theme parks I know never allowed this... I got a deal on klook that was only 4000nt for 3 people including car transfers from Taipei. Door ticket prices are 1200nt each by itself.
Leonard WeeLeonard Wee
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仁安里拱子溝 60 號, Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan 306
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+886 3 547 5665
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leofoovillage.com.tw
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The Leofoo Village Theme Park is a theme park and a safari located in Guanxi Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan.
attractions: Leofoo Village Theme Park ticket kiosk, Leofoo Water Park, Screaming Condor, The Old Oil Well, 遊園小火車, Giant Tsunami, Wild Wagon Round-Up, restaurants: Chiang Fu Yan

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