There were 60 seats upstairs & 48 seats downstairs. The Rialto portion shows Mowgli's Jungle Race, one that's refreshing and worth the line.
It's moderate and not quite going to get you dizzy. There are several souvenir stalls around for hats and the like.įlying fiesta still nice, the old swing goes up and down and around. Water is cheap at 35 pesos, and most of the food were also cheap. If you've been here before, you'll notice the very rustic look with the old paint, so it's like Old Wild Wild West with a Korean touch on the decor. The entire local theme park feels like a time travel back in time. The areas with extra payment were deserted, probably because 100 pesos extra entrance was expensive when the stuff looks super old from a decade ago. Food is cheaper than ever, like you're in a usual mall in the NCR.Īll the staple old rides and streets were still around, but not all are as crowded as they used to be. There's also a 5% discount to a restaurant if you're dining.
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There's free alcohol spray bottle to claim in many colors (yellow, pink, blue, black, brown) for the regular payee. If you've been here before, you'll notice some changes that comes with the passage of time, especially the paint. We paid onsite but you can also pay online. Birthday celebrant (for the month) gets a free pass while guests get a 10% discount. Came here at 2pm so we didn't finish every ride. Come early to get enough dose of the action. The port authorities should know betterĮntrance fee moderately expensive. The idea of people leading you to the booth feels like a scam. What I just didn't like is the insurance booth just outside the gate. The entire terminal runs on air-conditioning. There's a big screen for boarding schedules. Overall, the place is clean and maintained. After, you may proceed to the waiting area for your scheduled trip. Next, go to a booth where you will pay for the terminal fee (P30). Inside, there's a line of ticketing booths for different ferrys. The insurance they sell is not mandatory. Ignore them and do not hand them your bags as they try to assist you. They will direct you to a small booth that offers insurance. Upon arriving, there will be people who will approach you before you enter the gate. This review applies to people that are using public transportation going to the port or the people dropped off via port gate. I did not wash up after our swim in the Lake, i just changed clothes but I did not feel any itch after.
You may wash up in the water filled in the palangganas. Per boat to stay.ĬR is not well maintained. Maximize your stay as they only allow 2hrs. If your not good in swimming at least you wont get tired easily as you have lifevest to support you floating. Bangkeros wont allow you to swim w/o lifevests otherwise they will be suspended. The water is clean the water underneath gets colder. They said that the 60 pesos is for the right of way as the trail going to Lake Pandin is privately owned. Its just sad that you have to pay 60 pesos on top of the environmental fee. You have to trek a little to reach lake pandin. Its safer compared before that you will park at the roadside. Parking is spacious but you have to pay 50, no time limit as the parking area is privately owned.
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