Manila Ocean Park, Behind Quirino Grandstand

[chizwhiz]

sulit pa din ba pumunta dito?

[Seedsman]

Ok mag stay sa aqua room nila

[NeloleN]

Let me tell you my experience. I've been here once with my uncle just this year around February. I used klook to do an advance booking and a barcode would then be given to you. Pwede rin naman na magbayad onsite (Php 700+), pero mas malaki compared to advance booking (around Php 600+ lang). 

 

Here goes:

Entrance: First, marami kainan sa labas. So if you are waiting for someone to show up, you can meet or wait for them there to relax. Maraming stalls, from ramen food, takoyaki, etc. Both commonly seen cuisines came from Philippines, Japan, America or China.

Areas: So may maraming area dito, it ranges from the well-known underground glass tunnel, the penguins, the exotic animals (creepy crawlers), the superman/heroes show room (may kryptonite room din), the jellyfish room, 'yung area na may mga palaro and of course the last but not definitely the least, the animal show (birds and seals).

What to bring: Bring your own jacket sa loob kasi malamig (mas lalong lalamig if nasa penguin area kayo (note: pw3de niyo sila pakainin, though may extra pay aside from the entrance fee) or sa santa claus zone) but take it off kapag nasa animal show na kayo, kasi open field siya and most-likely, babad kayo sa araw (so need niyo magdala ng sariling caps, towels o sariling pamaypay to block the sunlight, NO UMBRELLA sabi). Need niyo rin magdala ng waterbottles or snacks, kasi medyo marami at mahaba ang lalakarin niyo, malilibot niyo talaga buong area ng Manila Ocean Park (close to 3 hrs rin ang buong pag-ikot-ikot.)

 

(Note: All areas/zone are free to enter as long as you present you barcode, so wag niyo walain or screenshot niyo na lang kung naggamit kayo ng same ko, via Klook.)

 

Ayun lang. I hope you have a wonderful experience sa Manila Ocean Park, because I did.

Edited November 4 by NeloleN
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