Top Things to Do in Malacca 2022

"The historic ancient city of Malacca, in addition to cultural relics and authentic food, also has special attractions such as the Upside Down House and the 3D Experience Hall, which are worth exploring. Among them, "The Legendary World of Malacca One Thousand and One Nights" is based on the theme of Sinbad's Adventures. All participants can turn into sailors and set off together to deal with the wizard Saman and the army of magic soldiers. There are a total of 7 levels in the experience hall, including cactus canyon, treasure house, skull vault, poisonous spider room, etc. Each level has unique challenges, and even provides real props and settings, allowing you to pass the level. Immerse yourself in a realistic fantasy world."

"This is a park with some entertainment facilities, but the area is relatively small, the amusement facilities are similar to the level of the amusement park in our people's park, it feels more retro."

"Currently they had this promo rm35 for adult and kids at their website..If you walk in,the price is higher,around rm55+.My son really enjoyed the kids section.He played non-stop here.We also enjoyed the wave pool.The wave are every 1 hour for 10minutes.For fnb, you are not allowed to bring outside food.Theres stall selling rice and snacks.Overall experience,we really satisfied with this theme park eventhough we didn't had a chance to explore the whole park."

"Skyrides Festivals Park Putrajaya is a very large park nearby, a very nice place, many parent-child activities, a place with blue sky and wide sea, very nice~"

"Visited here with two children aged 6 and 9 years old. The height restriction means that many of the rides are either too tall or too short for my children. The height restriction chart will not be displayed at the ticket office, although they do say that certain rides will be restricted. During our visit, we encountered three rides that were closed for maintenance. There are many facilities and attractions that require one-time paid rides. In addition, we spend 230 Malaysian ringgit as a family package. In short, the two children were not very happy, it was a very disappointing visit. This is one of the best parks you should avoid. The (mostly) staff were rude and unfriendly, and did not smile. Some rides require additional payment. Had the worst rock climbing experience, because the staff were not only rude but also lack of instruction. Do we expect us to know how to climb and descend? One word: bad. Two words: very bad. I suggest you donate your money to other better places. Thank you!"

"Berjaya Times Square Theme Park is an indoor amusement park on the 5th to 8th floors of Berjaya Times Square, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It was conceived as the "largest indoor, all weather, all ages, entertainment destination in the region" and is the second largest indoor amusement park in Asia."