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Little Ding-Dong Science Theme Park
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- Little Ding-Dong Science Theme Park TicketAdultChildren under three years old can enter for freebooking fee
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About Little Ding-Dong Science Theme Park
Little Ding-Dong Science Theme Park is a vibrant, hands-on science attraction in Hsinchu County that turns learning into pure adventure. Designed for curious minds of all ages, this family-friendly park blends interactive exhibits with playful exploration, making complex scientific concepts feel like pure fun.
Local Legends & Stories
Hsinchu is known as Taiwan's Silicon Valley, home to many tech giants and research institutions, making it the perfect backdrop for a science-themed park. Little Ding-Dong draws inspiration from this culture of innovation and curiosity that defines the region.
Must Do Experiences
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Explore the interactive physics and mechanics exhibits where you can touch, press, and experiment with real working models
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Visit the energy and electricity zone to witness dazzling light and sound demonstrations up close
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Let the kids ride the themed science roller coaster and spinning attractions that teach motion principles
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Join a guided science workshop or demo show for an unforgettable educational experience
Hidden Gems
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Arrive right at opening time to enjoy the exhibits with shorter queues and a more relaxed atmosphere
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Check the daily schedule for live science shows — they often feature surprise experiments and audience participation
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The park's outdoor science garden is a quieter spot perfect for letting children explore nature-based experiments
What Makes it Special
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One of Taiwan's most engaging science-themed parks, blending education with thrilling rides and hands-on learning
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Located in Hsinchu, Taiwan's technology hub, the park reflects the region's innovation and scientific spirit
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Designed with children in mind, every attraction doubles as a fun lesson in physics, energy, and natural science
Available Facilities
Perfect Timing
When to visit for the best experience
Weekday mornings are the best time to visit, offering shorter lines and a more relaxed experience. Avoid public holidays and school vacation periods if you prefer a quieter outing.
Photography Guide
Capture the perfect shots
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Capture the glowing light and electricity exhibits — they make for stunning, colorful photos especially in dimmer indoor areas
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The outdoor science garden offers natural light and greenery, perfect for family portraits
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Use a fast shutter speed to freeze action during the interactive demo shows and rides
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions
Taiwanese families often treat theme parks as special outings, so expect a warm, family-oriented atmosphere It is polite to queue orderly and respect shared exhibit spaces, especially when other families are waiting Many visitors bring homemade snacks, but eating outside designated areas is usually not allowed
Special Events & Experiences
Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights
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Summer science camp programs with extended hours and special workshops for children
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Holiday-themed science festivals featuring extra performances, face painting, and limited-edition merchandise
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School group visits and educational tours available year-round with advance booking
Important Guidelines & Safety
Essential safety information and guidelines
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Always supervise young children near interactive exhibits and moving ride equipment
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Keep valuables secure in crowded areas, especially during peak visiting hours
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Follow all height and safety instructions posted at ride entrances to ensure a safe experience for everyone
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
Adult and child tickets are available for purchase, with free entry for children under three years old. A small booking fee applies to all reservations, and advance online booking is recommended to secure your spot.
Visit Duration
Plan for approximately 3 to 5 hours to fully enjoy the exhibits, rides, and shows. Families with younger children may prefer a relaxed half-day visit, while science enthusiasts could easily spend a full day exploring everything.
Accessibility
The park is stroller-friendly with wide pathways and ramps throughout most areas. Some exhibits may have limited accessibility for wheelchairs, so it is advisable to contact the park in advance for specific needs.
Opening hours
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Important Information
Opening Hours
Open on Mon-Fri, 9:30am-5:00pm<br>Open on Sat-Sun, 9:00am-5:00pm
What's Included
- Little Ding-Dong Science Theme Park TicketAdultChildren under three years old can enter for freebooking fee
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2. According to the Executive Yuan's tourism and amusement industry child charging standards, age is the primary determination and height is the secondary determination. Children under 3 years old or under 100 cm in height can enter the park free of charge. Children under 3 years old who have reached 100 cm in height but are under 3 years old must show their health insurance card. In order to maintain the safety of children under 3 years old, the ratio of accompanying caregivers to children is 1:3. Please cooperate.
4. Parking cleaning fees are required to be paid separately: NT$30 for motorcycles and NT$50 for large and small cars.
5. This e-voucher can only be used as an admission admission ticket to the park and cannot be used to offset the cost of ski experience classes at the ski resort.
6. No returns or refunds will be accepted for any product or gift in the package once it has been used. 无需取票,凭电子凭证直接验证使用;使用地址:小叮当科学主题乐园检票口;使用时间:09:30~17:00(1/1-12/31周一-周五);09:00~17:00(1/1-12/31周六-周日) Location of use Doraemon Science Theme Park ticket gate Time of use 09:30~17:00(1/1-12/31 Monday-Friday);09:00~17:00(1/1-12/31 Saturday-Sunday)
Location
No. 199號, Kanghe Rd, Xinfeng Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan 304
Frequently Asked Questions
About Little Ding-Dong Science Theme Park

The parent-child attraction [Ding Dong Science Theme Park] is located in Xinfeng Township, Hsinchu County. It was originally named Xinfeng Entertainment Park. It started operation in January 1980 and has been in operation for 20 years. With the operation of the amusement park, it has successfully brought considerable tourism opportunities to the Hsinchu area for decades and has successfully established a certain degree of popularity, attracting many tourists to visit every year.

What is special about Doraemon Science Theme Park is that every facility in the park is designed in accordance with the scientific principles of natural physics such as optics, mechanics, solar energy, wind power, vision, sound waves, and photoelectric effect. It is very suitable for families to travel together. It is an intellectual leisure world full of wisdom, education and entertainment.

Fengqi, short for "Fengshanqi", is where the Doraemon Science Theme Park is located. The beautiful sunset at Fengqi has been famous since ancient times. The Tamsui Department Annals listed the sunset at Fengqi as one of the eight scenic spots in Tamsui, named "Fengqi Sunset". After the government came to Taiwan, it selected this beautiful scenery as one of the eight scenic spots in Hsinchu. The afterglow sprinkled on the sparkling green Zhubei Plain, as if it was coated with a layer of sparkling gold.

【Ding Dong Ski Resort】The largest indoor ski resort in Taiwan, covering an area of 750 square meters, where you can enjoy the freezing temperatures of -3℃ to -8℃ all year round.


[Dutch Windmill] The Netherlands is known as the "Country of Windmills". As early as 1229, the Dutch invented the world's first windmill to provide power for humans. Windmills are the pride and symbol of the Dutch nation. The Dutch are grateful that windmills are the "contributors" to their development. Not only do they regard windmills as the "national trademark" of the Netherlands, but the second Saturday of May every year is Dutch Windmill Day!


The large ski resort with an area of 750 pings allows you to experience the fun of skiing in the snowy world at minus 10 degrees Celsius

Keep valuables secure in crowded areas, especially during peak visiting hours
Follow all height and safety instructions posted at ride entrances to ensure a safe experience for everyone
The outdoor science garden offers natural light and greenery, perfect for family portraits
Use a fast shutter speed to freeze action during the interactive demo shows and rides
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