Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

Bring a child under ten, and you're sure to have a great time. It's an indoor amusement park on the fourth floor of Seacon Square with two play areas, two or three playgrounds, a sandbox, a miniature train, bumper cars, a driving school, and a haunted house that critics say is really well done and genuinely scary. Some of the rides look a bit dated, but they're all working, and little kids don't mind.

Height is an important factor. Some rides require a minimum height of 100 cm or 110 cm, meaning toddlers can't access the more exciting parts of the park. Tickets are valid for all areas, and parents also pay, approximately 150 baht per person per account. Adults riding with their child pay discounted prices. Non-slip socks are mandatory and must be purchased at the entrance for everyone, including babies. One family was charged full price for a six-month-old baby, which was very upsetting. Plan your budget accordingly rather than arguing at the ticket counter.