Taiwan Amusement Park Guide 台灣主題樂園指南

When to go:

The best time to go they say is anytime!
There is always a part of Taiwan that is great to visit at any given time of year.
However, most areas are most comfortable around May when it is not too hot and there are no northeasterly winds or typhoons.
​The typhoon season lasts from around June to October. The tourist busy season is during summer break from June to August, during which time it can be hard to book a hostel or airplane ticket. Winter is the less crowded season, but the water will be colder, there will be constant wind (which could cancel transportation), and it will rain more often.

How to get there:

By Plane:
You can book cheap flights to Taiwan on Trip.com or CheapO Air. You can also search for cheap flights in Taiwan here and here. 
You can also book discount tickets for domestic flights within Taiwan on KKday here. 
By Boat: 
There is a ferry boat between Kinmen and Xiamen, China. That is the only commercial way I know of to travel to Taiwan by boat.

Tours:

There are many tours and activities available such as snorkeling, diving, SUPing, Surfing, Speed Boating, Glamping, River tracing, Paragliding, Kayaking, Canoeing, River Tracing, River Rafting, River Tubing, Pack Rafting, Whale Watching, ATV / 4-wheeling, Paintballing, Water Biking, Glamping, Cycling, Ziplining, Horse Riding, and many others, which you can book through Klook here or KKday here.

Where to stay:

Looking for a hotel? We recommend booking through Agoda here, which provides the best quality selection of accommodation on the islands.
Booking.com, Expedia, and Hotels.com are also good choices. 

How to get around in Taiwan:

By Train:
You can take a train ride around the entire island in about 8 hours. Book tickets via the normal train (TRA)  on Klook here.
By HSR:
Taiwan’s HSR runs from north to south along the west coast of Taiwan, and is perhaps the fastest mode of transport available. You can book discount tickets via high speed rail (HSR)  on Klook here or KKDay here. 
By Bus: 
Buses leave hourly from most major cities. You can book inter-city bus on Klook here.
By Scooter:
You can rent a scooter on Klook or KKday. Scooter rental is about 300 NT per day. You can check out our scooter rental guide here.
By Car:
You can also rent a car for about 1500 NT per day. If you are looking for car rentals, you can also search Qeeq here, Klook here, or KKday here. You can also check out our car rental guide here. 

Map:

Check out a map of places we will cover in this blog below:

Introduction of Amusement Parks in Taiwan:

Below we will provide a full list of amusement parks in Taiwan for your reference, as well as some basic information about each park.

Leofoo Village 六福村: Taiwan’s Disneyland

Leofoo Village is perhaps the best amusement park in Taiwan. Here you can find lots of different kinds of intense roller coasters, and there is also a large outdoor zoo with a safari-like experience. In addition, there is also a large water park, live performances, kiddie rides, games, restaurants, and more. It is like Taiwan’s Disneyland…(read more)

Price:

1400 TWD per person. You can get tickets for an amazing discount on Klook here or KKday here.

Hualien Farglory Ocean Park 遠雄海洋公園: Largest and Best Theme Park in Eastern Taiwan

Hualien Farglory Ocean Park is the largest amusement park and aquarium along Taiwan’s East Coast. Here you can find dolphins, seals, and mermaids, along with a gondola, theme park, and roller coasters. It is a fun, ocean-themed getaway that is enjoyable for the whole family…(read more)

Price:

990 NT per person.
You can book tickets for a discount on Klook here or KKday here.

Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village 九族文化村: Have a Blast at Taiwan’s Indegenious Theme Park

Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village is Taiwan’s only large Indigenous-themed amusement park. Here you can find roller coasters, dolphin shows, indigenous dances, museums, and more. You can also visit Sun Moon Lake via the Ropeway/Gondola. It is definitely an experience you don’t want to miss…(read more)

Price:

980 NT per person. You can book tickets for a discount on Klook here.

Little Ding Dong Science Theme Park 小叮噹科學主題樂園: Taiwan’s Largest Indoor Ski Area

Little Ding Dong is a science-based theme park in Hsinchu, with the largest indoor snow and ski slope in Taiwan. In addition, there is a large splash area, scientific exhibitions, gardens, and much more to explore. Overall, it is a fun area that is sure to be a great time for the whole family…(read more)

Price:

760 TWD per person. You can get tickets for an amazing discount on Klook here or KKday here.

Janfusun Fancy World 劍湖山世界

Janfusun Fancy World has some of the best roller coasters of any theme park in Taiwan. Located in Yunlin County, it is the largest theme park in southern Taiwan. If you need an adrenaline rush, this is the place for you.

Price:

999 NT per person. You can buy tickets for a discount on Klook here.

Eda World 義大世界

Eda World was the first outlet mall created in Taiwan. It also features an amusement park with roller coasters, a Ferris wheel, cinemas, and an ice rink. and a golf course. It is a fun day trip and there are a few resort hotels nearby.

Price:

1080 NT. You can book discount E-DA theme world tickets on Klook here or on KKday here.

Lipoh Discovery Land 麗寶樂園

Lipoh Discovery Land is also considered by many to be the best theme park in Taiwan. Here you can find large roller coasters, a large water park, as well as a shopping mall. It provides an all-inclusive experience for the whole family.

Price:

999 NT. You can buy tickets for a discount on Klook here.

West Lake Resortopia

West Lake Resortopia is a large resort area with gardens, forest areas, performances, and a small amusement park. It is a relaxing vacation getaway, but it does not have a large waterpark or rollercoasters.

Price:

799 NT per person. You can book tickets for a discount on Klook here.

Window on China 小人國

Another popular theme park in the area is Window on China (in Chinese it’s just little people world), you can tell they were not thinking about foreign visitors when they thought of the name. Here are a bunch of miniatures of Taiwan and the world, and a water park and roller coasters. 

Price:

​1050 NT per person. You can book discounted tickets to Window on China on Klook here. 

Wanpi World 頑皮世界: Tainan’s Largest Zoo / Water Park / Amusement Park

Wanpi World is a Zoo and Amusement Park in rural Tainan. Here you can find a waterpark, an indoor amusement park, petting zoos, and animals, including giraffes, camels, llamas, hippos, and more. It is an unforgettable experience for the whole family, and definitely worth a trip…(read more)

Price:

700 NT per person. You can buy tickets at a discount on Klook here or KKday here.

Taipei Children’s Amusement Park 兒童新樂園

Taipei Children’s Amusement Park (in Chinese “New Child’s Amusement Park” 兒童新樂園 Értóng xīn lèyuán) is one of the funnest places for Children in Taiwan. Because it is run by Taipei City, the entrance fee is significantly subsidized, meaning you can have a full-blown child amusement park experience for a fraction of the price. If you have kids, this is definitely a place you should stop to visit…(read more)

Price:

Entrance: 30 NT
Rides: 20-30 NT per ride
You can buy a discount pass to Taipei Children’s Amusement Park on Klook here or KKday here or here.

Yun Hsien Resort Theme Park 雲仙樂園

Yun Hsien Resort is a resort and theme park at the top of Wulai Waterfall in New Taipei. At a building up the mountain, you can buy tickets and go visit the amusement park via gondola. The gondola and park entrance are included in the 220 NT ticket. 
You can book tickets to the gondola and to Yun Hsien theme park on Klook here or KKday here. 

Yilan Children’s Festival 童玩節

Yilan International Children’s Folklore and Folkgame Festival (宜蘭國際童玩藝術節) is one of the largest children’s festivals in Taiwan, occurring every year during summer break along the Dongshan River in Yilan. It features a large outdoor waterpark as well as musical performances, exhibitions, games, and cultural events. It has become a yearly tradition for many families in northern Taiwan…(read more)

Opening times: July and August

Price:

350 NT on weekends and 250 NT on weekdays
50 NT parking fee for cars
20 NT parking fee for scooters
You can book tickets for a discount on Klook here.

Taipei Museum of Drinking Water 自來水博物館

The Taipei Museum of Drinking Water is both a children’s water park and a museum of tap water engineering dating back to the Japanese Era. It is definitely worth a visit on your next trip to Taipei…(read more)

Price:

Summertime (July – August): 80 NT
Non-summer time: 50 NT
Kids 12 and under: Free
You can buy discounted tickets to the tap water museum and water park on Klook here. 

Yehliu Ocean World 野柳海洋世界

Yehliu Ocean World is the largest aquarium in northern Taiwan and has one of the few outdoor sea life amphitheaters in Taiwan. The facility features an indoor aquarium and an outdoor show that is geared toward children. It is an unmissable stop on your next trip to Taiwan’s north coast…(read more)

Price:

Yehliu Geopark: 120 NT per person.
​You can book discount tickets to Yehliu Geopark on Klook here and KKday here. 
Yehliu Ocean World: 450 NT per person.
​​You can book discount tickets to Yehliu Ocean World on Klook here and KKday here. 
You can also book tickets to the Yehliu Ocean World Parent-Child playground on Klook here. 

Comparison of Theme Parks in Taiwan:

Below is a brief comparison of theme parks in Taiwan for your reference:

Theme Park	Price	Roller Coaster	Water Park	Zoo / Aquarium
Leofoo Village 六福村	1400 TWD	Yes, big ones	Yes, a large one	Yes, a Safari and zoo
Hualien Farglory Ocean Park 遠雄海洋公園	990 NT	Yes, two large ones	No	Yes, including dolphin and seal shows
Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village 九族文化村	980 NT	Yes, large ones	Yes, a small one	No
Little Ding Dong Science Theme Park 小叮噹科學主題樂園	760 TWD	No	Yes, a small one	No
Janfusun Fancy World 劍湖山世界	999 NT	Yes, big ones	Yes, a big one	No
Eda World 義大世界	1080 NT	Yes, big ones	Yes, a small one at the hotel	No
Lipoh Discovery Land 麗寶樂園	999 NT	Yes, big ones	Yes, a large one	No
West Lake Resortopia	799 NT	No	Yes, a small one	No
Window on China 小人國	​1050 NT	Yes	Yes, a small one	No
Wanpi World 頑皮世界	700 NT	No	Yes, a small one	Yes, with over 200 animals
Taipei Children’s Amusement Park 兒童新樂園	30 NT	Yes, a small one	Yes, a very small one	No
Yun Hsien Resort Theme Park 雲仙樂園	220 NT	No	No	No
Yilan Children’s Festival 童玩節	350 NT	No	Yes, a large one	No
Taipei Museum of Drinking Water 自來水博物館	80 NT	No	Yes, a small one	No
Yehliu Ocean World 野柳海洋世界	450 NT	No	No	Yes, including dolphin and seal shows

You can compare and contrast the theme parks using the table above based on what is important to you.

Poll of the Best Theme Park in Taiwan:

I asked my followers online which amusement park in Taiwan they thought was the best, and this was the result:

What is the best amusement park in Taiwan?

— Foreigners in Taiwan 🇹🇼 外國人在台灣 (@foreignersinTW) December 23, 2025

And from Facebook:

It turns out that most people consider Leofoo to be the best, but a few people also mentioned Lipoh Discovery Land and its water park as the best.

Conclusion

Leofoo Village is the best and most complete theme park in Taiwan. However, Hualien Farglory Ocean Park, Lipoh Discovery Land, Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village, and Janfunsun Fancy World are close behind. For those with small children, smaller and cheaper parks might be more suitable, such as Taipei Children’s Amusement Park. A friend of mine in Hsinchu who had a season pass to Leofoo told me that after that season, he felt like Taipei Children’s Amusement Park was a better and cheaper experience for his young children.

Whichever theme park you choose, you can usually find cheaper entrance tickets on Klook here.

Also, be sure to check out our full travel guide to Taiwan here.