Already visited Dream World 3 times in my life and it's still too hard to tell, if I'll ever fly back to Thailand to visit this park again in the near future. My very 1st visit to Dream World was in July 2001, when I was only 9 years old and yet... I was forced to visit the park without my mother who was just; discharged from King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital at the time and (according to doctor's advice) needed plenty of bed-rest (in the hotel room). My first visit to Dream World felt incomplete without her and looking at my father's friend's children having fun with their mothers, actually DID make me really upset. For my mother's sake, I had to make a 2nd visit to Dream World and was finally, able to bring her to the park in July 2007 when I was 15 and was visiting Thailand for the 3rd time. But that 2nd (my mother's 1st) visit to Dream World didn't go so well... all because my father embarrassed us there throughout 90% of the entire day ! He literally, kept me away from riding on the "Hurricane" and went to the ride all on his own !!! Dream World park authorities, why... would you guys allow, a grown man (who was in his mid to late 40s at the time) to ride on a ride meant for younger people !!??? It was extremely unfair of you guys to be so careless, regarding this issue. I had to wait for, another 3 years to make my 3rd visit to this park and that was... in November 2010, when I was 18 and was visiting Thailand for the 4th time. This time however, I was successful at riding on the "Hurricane" with others of my age group (despite my father's childish tantrums) and later... had the chance to enjoy a large bowl of shaved ice flavored with both strawberry and pineapple syrups. I can honestly say, that my 3rd visit to this park wasn't too perfect but still relatively better than the first 2 visits. I have dreams about coming back to Dream World someday but it's too hard to tell... when and how ? My very last visit to Thailand before this pandemic was in 2017 and it's still too hard to tell, when I'll ever be flying back to the Kingdom and if I ever do fly back there one day, I'll leave both my parents back home here in Bangladesh to avoid further embarrassment and getting unnecessarily judged (even for the smallest of things).

Reasons I still love Dream World to this day : This park is fit for people of all ages, it's easy to book for a whole-day package whether if you're going solo or with family, friends and/or spouse/significant other, rides are available for people of all ages between 3 to 50 with some rides mentioning a specific age group (kids under 6 for example; can't ride on the roller coaster), you can snap photos with the park's mascot(s), snap photos at the park's garden, snap photos close to the many whimsical statues and figures; choices are endless ! LIVE stunt show is there for those who are interested to see it. Food court and snack joints are always there, whether if it's for lunch or if you get hungry and are in desperate need to eat or drink something; love the fact, that there's now a new Indian food court in this park where you'll be able to find vegetarian options very easily. Let's not forget... this park has a little souvenir shop so that you can actually; carry your souvenir back home with you.

My father kept me away from carrying souvenirs from Dream World back home on all 3 of my visits to this park and thinking about it; even today... still continues to make me extremely upset.

There's only 1 thing Dream World needs to improve on : Toilets and/or restrooms need cleaning.

There's only 1 tourist attraction this park needs to get rid of for good : the new so-called "petting zoo" because... keeping animals in captivity only to give them "pets" and get your photos snapped with them; is counted as animal abuse. Let it be larger animals like elephants or smaller animals like baby chicks... keeping them captive is still... animal abuse at the end of the day !

These photos were from the 2nd visit to the park, back in 2007; when I was forced to wear heavy clothes on a hot and sunny day !