Yilan Children's Festival Passport Sells Out 25,000 Units, Pre-Sale Ends June 21
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Yilan International Children's Folklore and Folkgame Festival will open on July 4th at Dongshan River Water Park.
- Pre-sale tickets, known as "Children's Passports," are available until June 21st, with nearly 25,000 already sold.
- The festival's theme this year is "Forest Adventure," featuring a 4-story "Sacred Tree Waterway" and various land and air challenges.
The 2026 Yilan International Children's Folklore and Folkgame Festival is set to open on July 4th at Dongshan River Water Park, promising a vibrant celebration themed "Forest Adventure." This year marks the festival's 31st anniversary, transforming the park into a dynamic, living forest.
A major attraction is the "Sacred Tree Waterway," a towering, four-story water slide and maze designed to offer a cool escape amidst lush greenery. For those seeking thrills on land and in the air, the "Starry Sky Tower" will feature interactive games, while the "Giant Tree Adventure" offers a challenging course of swaying bridges and zip lines.
Children's Passports, offering multiple entries to the festival, have been a massive hit, with nearly 25,000 sold during the pre-sale period, which concludes on June 21st. This special passport offers significant savings, costing only NT$100 for Yilan residents and elementary/middle school students nationwide, and NT$400 for non-residents. After June 21st, prices will increase to NT$400 for residents and NT$500 for non-residents.
The festival also includes an "Art Exhibition" with works by renowned illustrator Bao Shan, and a dedicated "Forest Party" play area for younger children. Over 20 international performance groups are also scheduled to participate, adding a global flair to the festivities. The Yilan County Government's Cultural Affairs Bureau has encouraged everyone to take advantage of the final days of the discounted passport sale.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.