Calling all adrenaline junkies! Here are the best theme parks and amusement parks in Asia!
We’re calling it: theme parks are the best – they bring hours of exhilaration and are definitely one of our favourite things to do outdoors with the kiddos. But let’s be honest, adults love them too! Especially when we get to have fun with our favourite characters or scream our hearts out at the thrilling rides. Yes, there may be long queues for the popular rides and things may cost a little more than usual, but for a whole day of family fun, and feeling like a kid again, we think it’s worth it! If you’re all in for fun, like us, make sure to add these theme parks and amusement parks in Asia to your next travel itinerary, or maybe get a season pass for non-stop excitement!
Theme parks, amusement parks in Singapore
1. Universal Studios Singapore
We’re pretty lucky to have a theme park in our own backyard, don’t you think? You certainly don’t have to go too far for a thrilling time – simply pop over to Sentosa for all the action! With seven themed zones, six rollercoasters and two water rides, Universal Studios Singapore is where it’s at. As well as cool rides, you can see some of your favourite television and movie characters in real life, like the lovable characters from Sesame Street, Shrek, and more.
The park is also the first Universal Studios theme park in Southeast Asia and features fun attractions for the whole family. We personally love the motion-platform Transformers: The Ride 3D, which was first opened in Singapore, ahead of the other Universal Studios parks in the world. And the minions are there too! If once is not enough make sure to get their season pass
Where: Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Open: Daily 10am- 8pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced at $85 for adults, $64 for children (4 -12 years old)
2. Adventure Cove Waterpark
We love summer – being able to splash around in a pool outside for most days of the year is a privilege we don’t take for granted. And there’s nothing better than a day at the water park, we reckon! Adventure Cove Waterpark has thrilling water slides, immersive experiences and kid-friendly attractions like a big bucket treehouse and a shallow wading pool for the tots.
Where: Adventure Cove Waterpark, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Open: Daily 10am- 5pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced at $40 for adults, $32 for children (4 -12 years old)
3. Wild Wild Wet @ Downtown East
Singapore’s local wet amusement park, Wild Wild Wet @ Downtown East, is extremely popular with kids and families alike. If you haven’t paid it a visit yet, you’re seriously missing out. There are tons of exhilarating, adrenaline-pumping rides for older kids and a pint-sized kids’ zone for the young ‘uns to enjoy. Several of the rides are pretty steep, so it’s definitely not for the faint-hearted!
Where: Wild Wild Wet @ Downtown East, 1 Pasir Ris Cl, Singapore 519599
Open: Mon – Fri 12pm – 6pm, Sat – Sun, public holidays and school holidays 11am – 6pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from $29 for adults, $21 for children (3 -12 years old)
Theme parks, amusement parks in Malaysia
4. Legoland Malaysia
If the kiddos love Lego as much as we do, then you’ll want to bring them to Legoland Malaysia! It’s the first Legoland theme park in Asia and features plenty of Lego-centric attractions that ever Lego fan will love, from Star Wars to Ninjago and more. The best part? It also has a water theme park and it’s easily accessible from Singapore – just a mere car ride away. Hurrah! Psst, if you want to venture somewhere further, there’s also a Legoland in Japan that’s worth visiting, too.
Where: Legoland Malaysia, No 7, Jalan Legoland, Bandar Medini, 79250 Nusajaya, Johor, Malaysia
Open: Daily 10am – 6pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from RM199 for adults, RM169 for children (3 -12 years old)
5. Sunway Lagoon
With more than 90 attractions, Sunway Lagoon isn’t your average amusement park. In fact, Malaysia’s oldest theme park has different attractions including a wildlife park, scream park and even Nickelodeon’s Lost Lagoon – Asia’s first Nickelodeon-themed attraction. We can’t wait to go, especially when it’s only 15 minutes away from the city of Kuala Lumpur!
Where: Sunway Lagoon, 3, Jalan PJS 11/11, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Open: Mon, Wed – Sun 10am – 6pm. Closed Tue.
Price: Admission tickets are priced from RM250 for adults, RM200 for children (3 -12 years old)
6. Austin Heights Water and Adventure Park (Temporarily closed)
Austin Heights Water and Adventure Park in Johor Bahru features not one, not two, but six areas of attractions the whole family can enjoy. You can expect thrilling water rides, an adventure rope course, an ice-skating rink, a go-kart track and a trampoline park. The kids certainly won’t be bored at this amusement park!
Where: Austin Heights Water and Adventure Park, 71, Jalan Austin Heights 8/1, Taman Mount Austin, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
Theme parks, amusement parks in Hong Kong
7. Hong Kong Disneyland
As big fans of Disney, we couldn’t leave this theme park out of our list! Say hi to Mickey and friends in the happiest place on Earth at Hong Kong Disneyland. Enter the magical kingdom to meet your favourite Disney characters and enjoy the fun family-friendly attractions in the park. It’s no surprise, of course, that the park is usually busy, so pick a wise time to go! Our tip? If you’re staying in the city, take the Disney-themed subway from your hotel to the park. And, be sure to download the Hong Kong Disneyland app for up-to-date wait times for your favourite rides.
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Hong Kong Disneyland is throwing a The Most Magical Party of All! There’ll be a concert-style party at the castle, a friendtastic parade with all your favourite characters, and a Party in the Night Sky. Want more? Add HK$100 for the Non-stop 2-Day Fun Ticket.
Want more tips? Check out our guide to Hong Kong Disneyland here or visit our sister site, Honeycombers Hong Kong.
Where: Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau Island, Hong Kong
Open: Daily 10am – 9pm (make sure to check the official site for updates)
Price: Admission tickets are priced from HKD699 for adults, HKD499 for children (3 -12 years old)
8. Ocean Park
If the kiddies love animals and thrilling rollercoaster rides, you’ll want to consider adding Ocean Park in Hong Kong to your list of amusement parks to visit. It’s certainly on our list! The little ones will get the chance to see animals up close and personal, while the older ones will definitely love the attractions in the park.
Where: Ocean Park, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
Open: Daily 10am – 7.30pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from HKD498 for adults, HKD249 for children (3 -12 years old)
Theme parks, amusement parks in Japan
9. Tokyo Disney Resort
The first Disney theme park outside the United States, Tokyo Disney Resort is heaven for all Disney fans who want to enjoy their beloved Disney attractions without having to fly all the way to Anaheim or Orlando. The best part? It comprises two parts – Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea (our favourite out of the two). Our top tip? Make full use of the fast passes, because the queues in Japan can get crazy, with wait times up to two hours or more! Want more family-friendly activities to do in Tokyo? Check out our Tokyo guide!
Where: Tokyo Disney Resort, 1-1 Maihama, Urayasu, Chiba 279-0031, Japan
Open: Daily 9am – 9pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from JPY7900 for adults, from JPY4700 for children (4 -11 years old), from JPY6600 for juniors (12 – 17 years old)
10. Universal Studios Japan, Osaka
One of six Universal Studios worldwide, Universal Studios Japan in Osaka might just be our favourite of all time. Not only does it include attractions at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Jurassic Park and Minion Park, but it also has other rides from classic movies like Terminator, Jaws and Spider-Man that the adults and older kids will enjoy. Keep your eyes peeled for seasonal park exclusives such as the One Piece Premier Show, alongside themed dining experiences and rides.
Where: Universal Studios Japan, 2 Chome-1-33 Sakurajima, Konohana Ward, Osaka, 554-0031, Japan
Open: Daily 8am – 10pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from JPY8600 for adults, from JPY5600 for children (4 -11 years old)
11. Legoland Japan Resort, Nagoya
Not to be confused with Legoland Discovery Centres (in Tokyo and Osaka), Legoland Japan in Nagoya is a full-fledged theme park boasting over 40 rides, attractions, and live shows. It’s an outdoor attraction with seven different zones to have fun with all things Lego. If you’ve been to the one in Malaysia, you’ll find familiar worlds like Lego City, Knight’s Kingdom, and Lego Ninjago World but there are park specific rides in Japan, such as the Flying Ninjago and Splash Battle in Pirate Shores world. Right beside Legoland is Sealife Nagoya, perfect for escaping from the heat or rain.
Where: Legoland Japan Resort, 1 Kinjoufutou, 2 Chome-2 Kinjofuto, Minato Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 455-8605, Japan
Open: Daily 10am – 6pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from JPY4700 for adults, from JPY3500 for children (4 -11 years old)
12. PokéPark KANTO (Opening in 2026)
No, this is not another Pokémon themed playground but an actual theme park with rides and immersive experiences. It’s like being in a real-life Pokémon world, complete with over 600 Pokémon hidden in their natural habitat. Put on your trainer’s hat and go “catch em’ all!” The 26,000 square metres themed park will be housed within Yomiuri Land, an amusement park in Tokyo’s lush Tama Hills area. Traverse the Pokémon Forest to get up close with Pokémon (Pokémon Snap, maybe?) and head to the Sedge Town with the Pokémon Centre, Sedge Gym, Poké Mart, a Pokémon parade, and more. Want to meet fellow trainers? Gather at Sedge Town’s meeting spot, the Primarina Fountain.
Where: Yomiuri Land, 4015-1 Yanokuchi, Inagi, Tokyo 206-8566, Japan
Open: Mon – Fri 10am – 6pm, Sat – Sun 9.30am – 8pm.
Price: Admission tickets to Yomiuri Land are priced from JPY5500 for adults (18 -65 years old), JPY2100 for pre-school children, from JPY3700 for elementary school children, JPY4300 for junior and senior high school children. (Prices are accurate at time of writing)
13. JUNGLIA Okinawa
Built on an old golf course, JUNGLIA is 60 hectares nature-based amusement park – one of the largest in Japan – that spotlights a Dinosaur Safari, alongside more than 20 attractions, including buggy courses and a hot air balloon ride. Crank up the excitement with high element attractions such as a bungee glider, a giant swing, and even a Human Arrow that will propel you straight into the sky! If you’re looking to chill, consider a spa session overlooking the forest or a dip in world’s largest infinity public bath. Otherwise, kick back at the restaurant with seats that look like the Pterodactyl’s nest! When nightfalls, the amusement park turns into a party site with the JUNGLIA Night Fes and fireworks.
Where: JUNGLIA Okinawa, 553 Gogayama, Nakijin, Kunigami District, Okinawa, 905-0413
Open: Daily 10am – 7.30pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from JPY8000 for adults, JPY4,500 for children (4 -11 years old)
14. Suzuka Circuit
Can’t get enough of the F1 Grand Prix in Singapore? Suzuka Circuit is a circuit and theme park all in one. Plan your trips to coincide with one of the many motorsports event such as the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix 2026 or the Suzuka 8 Hours to immerse in the excitement of the races. Head to the vehicle themed amusement park for your very own challenge on the go-kart or experience the speed of racing on the motorcycle roller coaster. There’s a summer exclusive water park to cool off and a race themed hotel turn in for the night. But we think the camping experience with bonfire and BBQ will be something to remember as the years go by.
Where: Suzuka Circuit, 7992 Inoucho, Suzuka, Mie 510-0295, Japan
Open: Daily 10am – 5pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from JPY2400 for entry and JPY5800 for passport
Theme parks, amusement parks in South Korea
15. Everland
Located two hours away from the city of Seoul, South Korea’s largest theme park Everland is chock full of fun for the family. Not only does the park have a zoo within its compounds, but it also has a ski lift for you to get from one area of the park to another. Psst, you can even go on a safari bus ride to see animals like ligers and bears roaming around, which the kids will love. No matter when you go during the year, you’ll definitely want to make full use of your time when you’re there. It’s a must-go for us! Get your tickets on platforms like Klook or Seoul Travel Pass, the official site is a little challenging to navigate.
Where: Everland, 199 Everland-ro, Pogog-eup, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Open: Daily 10am – 10pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from 42,000KRW
16. Lotte World
Don’t want to venture too far out of the city? If so, pop by Lotte World! Conveniently located in central Seoul, this indoor and outdoor amusement park is great for when the kiddies can’t take any more shopping. There are thrilling rollercoaster rides, daily performances, a water park, an aquarium and even an undersea kingdom for the little ones. A win-win for all members of the family!
Where: Lotte World, 240 Olympic-ro, Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Open: Mon – Thu 10am – 9pm, Fri – Sun 10am – 10pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from 64,000KRW for adults, from 48,000KRW for children (4 -11 years old), from 56,000KRW for youths (13 – 18 years old)
17. Seoul Land
Most amusement parks and theme parks are found at the outskirts of the city but Seoul Land is just a 30 minutes train ride away from Gangnam in Seoul, South Korea. It is the first theme park in Korea and it’s also located in close proximity to other attractions like Seoul Grand Park Zoo and the Gwacheon National Science Museum. Find over 40 rides and activities across five zones, along with multiple performances and events throughout the year. There are many kids-friendly rides and the best part, the queues are much shorter here. It’s the one place my then-five year old child often raved about. Look out for tourist discounts on their official site!
Where: Seoul Land, 181 Gwangmyeong-ro, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Open: Mon – Thu 10am – 9pm, Fri 10am – 10pm, Sat – Sun 9.30am – 10pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from 52,000KRW for adults, from 43,000KRW for children (4 -11 years old), from 46,000KRW for youths (13 – 18 years old)
18. E-World, Daegu
This is one for the thrill seekers. Think mega swings that spin you 360 degrees, a 1,010m roller coaster inspired by a camel, and the largest pirate ship in Korea that sends you to the sky. All these set in a European-styled city park with waterfalls, fountains, lights, and flowers, next to Daegu’s 83 Tower. The surrounding foliage colours the park with the change of seasons, don’t be surprised to see E-World evolving throughout the year.
Where: E-World, 200 Duryugongwon-ro, Dalseo District, Daegu, South Korea
Open: Daily 10.30am – 10pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from 49,000KRW for adults, from 39,000KRW for children (4 -11 years old), from 44,000KRW for youths (13 – 18 years old)
19. Wolmi Theme Park, Incheon
Sometimes also known as the My Land Amusement Park. If you’ve watched enough Korean variety shows, you’ll definitely recognise the Disco Bang Bang ride, which has left countless stars like ITZY, TWICE, and the cast of Two Days One Night, weak in their knees. The scenic amusement park is a popular spot for filming so you might catch a glimpse of Korean celebrities here. (Psst… Part of Squid Game was filmed here too!) The rides cater to all ages – while you’re screaming your head off on the adult viking, the little ones can hop on to the pint-sized version for their own thrills.
Where: Wolmido Theme Park, 81 Wolmimunhwa-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon, South Korea
Open: Mon – Fri 10.30am – 8pm, Sat – Sun 10.30am – 11pm
Price: Admission is free but you’ll have to pay for the individual rides or get a one day pass for 30,000KRW
Theme park in Vietnam
20. Suoi Tien Theme Park
Hold on to your hats, because this is a strange one. Located in the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh city, Suoi Tien Theme Park is an oddity among the other theme parks in this list. As strange as it might seem, this Buddha-themed cultural amusement park is surprisingly great for young ‘uns and has a water theme park (which we loved, by the way!). It’s also inexpensive and provides great entertainment when the kids are tired of exploring the city. Psst, you can even try your hand at feeding gators!
Where: Suoi Tien Theme Park, 120 Xa lộ Hà Nội, Phường Tân Phú, Quận 9, Hồ Chí Minh 700000, Vietnam
Open: Daily 8am – 5pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from 350,000VND for adults, 210,000VND for children (4 -11 years old)
Theme park in Thailand
21. Columbia Pictures Aquaverse
This used to be the world’s only Cartoon Network-themed water park in Chon Buri, Thailand. We’ll admit it’s a bit of a stretch getting there, as its located on the outskirts of South Pattaya and is two hours away from Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport. But, it’s a good opportunity to explore another part of the country besides its capital. Plus, who could resist a water theme park with all your favourite movie characters? Definitely one for the older kids to enjoy.
Where: Columbia Pictures Aquaverse, 8 888 Sukhumvit Rd, Na Chom Thian, Sattahip District, Chon Buri 20250, Thailand
Open: Daily 8am – 5pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from 1490THB for adults, 1290THB for children (4 -11 years old)
Theme parks, amusement parks in China
22. Shanghai Disney Resort
This may be the third Disney in Asia but the Disney magic is till going strong even in Shanghai. Go from the Adventure Isle to Toy Story Land. Get lost in Fantasyland when you go on an adventure with Alice through the Wonderland Maze. Tomorrowland sends you on a mission with Buzz Lightyear and an exploration into the TRON Realm, a thrilling digital space presented by Chevrolet.
Where: Shanghai Disney Resort, No. 310 Huangzhao Road, Chuansha Town, Pudong New District, Shanghai
Open: Daily 8.30am – 9.30pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from 719RMB for adults, 539RMB for children (3 -11 years old)
23. Universal Studios Beijing
The third Universal Studios in Asia finds its home in the capital of China, Beijing. And what better place than here to debut the world’s first Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness! There’s also a larger Transformer-themed land, with the main ride Battle of the AllSpark.
Where: Universal Studios Beijing, Tongzhou, Beijing, China
Open: Daily 10am – 8pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from 693RMB onwards
24. Chimelong Paradise, Guangzhou
This is the largest amusement park in China boasting 70 exciting rides including a 10 loop roller coaster! But this is not all, there is a water park, a zoo, a bird park, and even a circus within the area. So, the best way to enjoy it all is to stay in one of the three hotels at the resort. Families with little kids will love the vibrant panda-themed hotel
Where: Chimelong Paradise, Han Xi Da Dao, Panyu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China, 511495
Open: Daily 7.30am – 7pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from USD34.95 on Klook
25. Song Dynasty Martial Arts City, Henan
A place to make all your C-Drama dreams come true. Rent a Hanfu (Chinese costume) and spend the day recreating life in the Song Dynasty. Besides the architecture, the immersive theme park offers live martial arts shows, traditional games, and other interactive experiences such as being part of a performance or a martial arts training session. Since its opening in 2024, Song Dynasty Martial Arts City has quickly gained popularity, thanks to its affordable pricing and the buzz from fun-filled live streams.
Where: Song Dynasty Martial Arts City, Kaifeng, Longting District, Dongjing Boulevard, Henan, China.
Open: Daily 8am – 10pm
Price: Admission tickets are priced from 100RMB for adults, 50RMB for children
