For English speakers. There is English on all the directions.
This is a fun scavenger hunt for elementary school kids to middle schoolers. May be a bit cheesy for adults but the story is actually great and you will learn about different fruits.
You'll get a map and a guide after paying and you'll follow the path which you can't miss. You'll get stamps along the way by taking a quick quiz and you'll get the stamp automatically or there is a stamp box next to it. There hidden code that you are suppose to find that is an offshoot from the path but it's not hard to miss. Once you have all the stamps and the the code you'll come to the last area where it is inside a tree with computer to click and provide the right answers. If you don't know there are hints all around. As long as the kid can read the answer is provided.
In the end hand the stamp over to the staff by the treasure box at the gift shop and you'll get a pin.
Overall a great fun adventure. Takes about 2 hours depending on how interactive your kids are. Simple and go away with learning some fruit facts.
English explanations the whole way through. My 10 year old daughter absolutely loved the stamp rally through the fairy land. It was well worth the trip for her. The bird feeding was closed on this day. Even though it was fun its not really a place that you want to visit over and over because its already been done.
Had a blast. Really fun for kids or somebody who wants to appreciate the cute kingdom decor thats handmade and painted. Took my daughter here and she enjoyed collecting the stamps around the park. I enjoyed the simple mechanics they had like pulling a rope to open a door or treasure chest.
Didn't have kids with us but I still had a blast to go with a group of young adults. It was a fun interactive educational experience. We were learning about the many different kinds of fruits, most of which, we didn't even know existed.
The attractions are in multiple languages so everyone can still read it and have fun, though the stamp machines were mainly in English. Which were really cool to find and use. I can see how it would be bad to wait in line to use them though.
It's just a cutesy cheesy experience for us going without kids but I still think it's worth it for the first time. Maybe not multiple visits since the magic of the surprises would be gone.
The giftshop at the end gives you a free pin for going through as well. Their snow cones are really great and are served with a scoop of ice cream too.
Nice place to go with kids to learn about tropical fruits.
It is a large place, your kids can do physical activities like ringing bells or walking a long.
You may be able to get discount coupons for lunch buffet.
