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Like the name itself, it is really a place fullof your dreams. I really love the free vibes that I got there.

It&#39;s worth a visit. Bring your raincoat when you go for rapids. Everyone from the first row to the last row is wet. You don&#39;t need to bring food into the park. The food is quite cheap. There are Thai restaurants and KFC. It&#39;s a great day.

Overall, it was good. Even though we purchased tickets for unlimited rides, we couldn&#39;t go on all of them. We had to buy the tickets online because no other options were available. It would be better to have an entry-only ticket, with the option to purchase individual ride tickets separately for the ones we want to go on.

Although Bangkok Dream World Park is not very large, it has more than 40 kinds of entertainment facilities, which basically meet the needs of different age groups, especially children. . .

The following are some of the &quot;preparations&quot; before the trip that we want to share with netizens after visiting the park:-

1) March to June are the dry season in Bangkok, with an average temperature of 35 degrees or a body temperature of more than 40 degrees. In order to prevent the skin from being &quot;burned&quot; by &quot;strong&quot; ultraviolet rays, it is necessary to apply sunscreen to yourself or your children.

2) It is also recommended to wear sun protection gloves and a &quot;duckbill cap&quot; when playing in the park.

3) Bring a small umbrella, after all, umbrellas can not only block rain, but also shade the sun.

4) Friends who like to attract mosquitoes are also advised not to miss the mosquito repellent. Although we did not attract mosquitoes on this trip, the park is an outdoor place after all, and we don&rsquo;t need to find out that our bodies have been &lsquo;finally&rsquo; &lsquo;shamelessly&rsquo; &lsquo;invaded&rsquo; by hateful mosquitoes after returning to the hotel. . .

5) Don&rsquo;t &lsquo;forget&rsquo; to drink more water when playing.

We recommend playing all the way up from the right side of the map provided by the park (see attached picture), and then &lsquo;playing&rsquo; from the right side at the &lsquo;end&rsquo; to the exit (or entrance), so that basically almost all the recreational facilities can be covered. Travelers with children may consider taking their children to take &lsquo;memorial photos&rsquo; at a few photo spots at the entrance, and then &lsquo;playing&rsquo; on the &lsquo;water bike&rsquo; on No. 7, and then coming back to take the No. 5 cable car and No. 6 Dream World sightseeing train, which will only open at 11 am, so as not to waste some time. Basically, there are not many visitors in the park, and the queue for individual recreational measures generally does not exceed 10 minutes. . .

Since the &quot;entrance ticket&quot; provided by the park is a sticker with a number to be affixed to clothes, the staff of the park will roughly &quot;check&quot; before playing various recreational measures, so you should try to &quot;protect it well&quot;, especially water activities. Although they usually &quot;accommodate&quot; when they see foreign tourists, after all, with the &quot;token&quot; in hand, you will feel more at ease. . .

I hope this sharing can bring some help to travelers who are interested in visiting this park. I wish you a happy journey and a safe and smooth journey~~

We took a taxi to this park on our first day in Bangkok. It was very convenient to exchange tickets at the entrance. We bought a pass + Snow Town. Many of the projects inside are similar to those in domestic parks. The difference is that there are some adventure houses, which make children feel very excited. The animal park is also good. The colorful pigs are very cute (I have a video), and the children like it very much.

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