Experience the Magic at Enchanted Kingdom Philippines

Asia is a haven for theme park lovers and there’s one in the Philippines brimming with wonder and excitement!
Located in Santa Rosa City, Laguna, Enchanted Kingdom is a magical destination that promises a thrilling mix of adrenaline-pumping rides, enchanting attractions, and unforgettable experiences for guests of all ages. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, a family looking for some quality time, or someone who simply wants to bask in the park’s magical ambiance, Enchanted Kingdom has something to offer and more.
From the iconic Space Shuttle to the thrilling Flying Fiesta, we’ll cover everything you need to know — must-visit attractions, tips on shortening wait times, dining options, and insider hacks to make the most out of your visit. So keep scrolling and let’s explore the magic of Enchanted Kingdom!
Best Time To Go

The Philippines is known to be a tropical-climate country so it’s warm all year round and only has two seasons: dry and wet. Majority of the park’s attractions are located outdoors, so expect to spend hours under the sun. You can make the most out of your time there if you visit during the dry season which is between October to May — the first half being the cooler dry season and April and May being the warmest.
But if we’re talking about peak seasons or if you want to know if there’s a time when the park is likely to be less crowded, it’s best to go on a weekday (Wednesday to Friday) as it’s normally crowded on weekends. The “-ber” months are the busiest season, especially during the holidays around Christmas and New Year. It's also wise to research school breaks and holidays — while it used to be April and May (coinciding with the hottest months of the year or "summer break"), the COVID-19 pandemic has forced school schedules to drastically change and is quite unpredictable if you're making plans way ahead of time.
The park is open from 11 AM until 8 PM from Wednesday to Sunday. Do take note that the park’s operational hours are subject to change without prior notice depending on weather conditions and government-declared holidays. You can visit here to double-check operating hours.
Getting There

Enchanted Kingdom is located at San Lorenzo South, City of Sta. Rosa, Laguna, which is accessible through public transport or via private car.
To use public transportation from Manila, you can board a bus to Balibago Sta. Rosa (BBL Transit) from Pasay City (near Buendia LRT station) and get off at Walter Mart Santa Rosa. This will take around 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on traffic conditions and will cost around P86. From Walter Mart, you can take a five-minute tricycle ride to the entrance of the theme park. The one-way tricycle fare is around P10.
The park also offers a special shuttle package in partnership with BBL. The EKspress Shuttle Package includes round-trip bus transfers and a regular day pass for P1,400. Roundtrip Bus Transfer tickets cost P400, while One-Way Transfers are P200. The terminal’s location can be found at the Gil Puyat Station (BBL terminal) in Makati City. Additionally, you can enter the park via a designated lane for Online Ticket Holders should you avail yourself of the package. For more information on bookings, click here.
If you plan on driving from Manila, travel southbound via SLEX (South Luzon Expressway) and take the Sta. Rosa Exit. When you reach the Coca-Cola manufacturing plant turn left at Santa Rosa-Tagaytay Road. Head straight until you see Walter Mart Santa Rosa Mall, and then turn right to San Lorenzo Road right after passing the mall. Continue straight until you see the park’s entrance on the right side.
If you want to learn more about transportation options in the capital, you can check our travel guide here.
Ticket Information & Prices

Regular day passes are at P1,200 which is inclusive of admission and unlimited rides. This is applicable for guests 4 ft. (122 cm) and above. Note that this ticket does not include access to gated attractions such as Xtreme Paintball (XPP), Fun Kart, 7D Interactive Motion Theater, Laser Mission 2.0, and the NEW EKaleidoscope and Alcatraz — which all require a separate fee.
For children between 3ft (91 cm) to below 4 ft. (122 cm) tall, Junior Day Passes are available at P840. Children below 3 ft. may enter the park for FREE. Special Day Passes can also be purchased at P840 for senior citizens and PWDs (Persons with Disability).
One of the things we dread about going to theme parks is the inevitable long queues. But EK is giving you a chance to skip the lines similar to Disneyland’s Lightning or Fast Passes and Universal Studios’ Express passes. The EKspress Ride Access allows guests to enjoy the unlimited priority access lane for all major and kiddie rides except for gated attractions. This one-day admission is priced at P2,200.
Planning on returning more than once this year? Become a member for only P3,800 and get a year’s worth of magic and special membership perks such as EKspress Ride Access for all major rides!
Park Tip: If you plan on visiting EK on your birthday or birth month, you can get a free birthday pass and a 10% discount on regular day pass tickets for your companions!
Where To Buy?
All tickets can be purchased online via the EK Online Store or onsite at the park’s front gate booths. We highly recommend booking in advance online to enjoy discounted rates. The store accepts major credit cards, debit cards, and GCash as payment methods.
Tickets with the QR code can be printed out or presented on your mobile phones upon entry. There are also Express Lanes for online ticket holders entering the park. For more information, visit here.
Additionally, you can also secure tickets from EK’s online ticket partners like kkday, SM Tickets, and Klook.
Before Your Visit
Before we get down to the fun part and explore all the magical things waiting to be experienced in the park, here are a few tips to ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit.
Prepare the essentials
First on the list are your tickets. Once you’ve booked them online, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your tickets. Make sure you have them on hand at the gates.
As it’s pretty much summer all year round in the Philippines, it could get seriously boiling out there so sunscreen, sunglasses, and refillable water bottles are a must! Some rides can also get you wet so a change of clothes can be useful. Wear breathable clothing and put on your most comfortable pair of shoes as there will be a lot of walking through the park. Bring power banks or extra batteries for your cameras because trust us, you’ll be making a lot of memories. Lastly, there's always a possibility of rain so make sure to bring a pocket umbrella.
If you’re worried about carrying too many things on your trip, lockers are available inside the park (Victoria Park). Rates per day depend on the locker size and are subject to availability.
- P200 — Small (14in x 10in x 40in)
- P250 — Medium [QUBE Smart Locker] (18in x 14in x 18in)
- P350 — Jumbo (35in x 11in x 40in)
- P200 per item — Outside Locker Rental (Helmets, etc.)
- P350 per item — Luggage Area
Park Zones, Rides and Attractions

EK is divided into nine themed zones namely: Cultural Village, Boulderville, Brooklyn Place, Jungle Outpost, Midway Boardwalk, Portabello, Spaceport, Victoria Park, and Eldar’s Village. Each zone features a unique set of rides and themed entertainment.
One of the coolest things this park has to offer is the variety of musical shows throughout the year which are held at several venues including Eldar’s Theater (600-seater), Boardwalk Party Place (300-seater), and the Enchanting Events Place, which seats over 2,000 guests!
As for any theme park, our rule of thumb is to go for the popular rides first as the lines for these get really long as the hours pass. This won’t be an issue, however, if you avail of the EKspress Ride Access, so we highly recommend getting this especially if you’re visiting during peak seasons. There are a ton of rides in the park, both adrenaline-pumping ones and rides that kids and the young-at-heart can enjoy. Here are some of the attractions you shouldn’t miss out on:
Thrill Rides
First on this list is the Space Shuttle, EK’s iconic coaster that takes you on a 360-degree loop and reaches speeds of up to 88 kilometers per hour!
For those looking for a splash, The Rio Grande Rapids is an exhilarating group ride through raging white water. Guests are seated on circular rafts and embark on a bumpy and wet adventure. (PS: seriously, you’ll be soaked after this but it’s totally worth it!)
For adrenaline junkies, you won’t want to miss the EKstreme Tower which takes you 40 meters up — giving you a breathtaking view of the expanse surrounding the park — before suddenly dropping at 76 kilometers per hour! We could still hear the echoes of riders’ screams.
Family Rides
Looking for attractions to enjoy with the fambam? Get on the Jungle Log Jam, which takes you through a twisting river with up and down chutes, and features a high slope and drop that guarantees a splashing good fun! Be sure to check out the professional ride photos afterward for a good laugh (IYKYK).
Go to the Philippines’ first flying theater, AGILA the EKsperience which takes you on a journey across the country’s majestic mountains, breathtaking beaches, and incredible islands. This massive theater is equipped with moving seats that lift off the ground, as well as multisensory special effects — making guests feel as if they’re actual eagles soaring across the sky.
A little bit more thrilling family ride is The Disk-O-Magic which takes riders on a spinning and rocking adventure of motion, and the Flying Fiesta, which is an exciting swing ride that features gradual lifts, drops, and tilts, making you feel like you’re actually flying!
Kids Rides
There are plenty of attractions for children to enjoy in the park. Apart from the classic Grand Carousel at Victoria Park, which looks as charming as a fairytale, and the old-fashioned Wheel of Fate Ferris Wheel, kids can also enjoy a ride aboard the Boulderville Express train or go on a hot air balloon ride in Up Up and Away!
There are also gated attractions you should check out, like the EKaleidoscope, which is an interactive inflatable trampoline located on the ground floor of Building 25 at the Spaceport Zone. This one-of-a-kind prismatic experience offers guests a chance to explore the solar system through a remarkable interaction with light and space. Tickets for the ride are P150 each.
Another paid attraction is the 7D Interactive Motion Theater, which is the first of its kind in the country and features a new XD Dark Ride — a 7D Interactive Light Gun Motion Ride where guests can fight off on-screen characters and score points! You can experience this awesome ride for P150 (107.4 for seniors/PWDs).
Skill Games
Dare to try your hand at some arcade games involving darts, hoops, and water guns. Challenge yourself and win a prize or two at the fun games stationed throughout the park!
There are a ton of other rides and attractions across the park’s zones so it’s best to familiarize yourself with the map which you can find on their website and at the park's entrance.
Live Entertainment

EK boasts several shows and live entertainment across its many themed zones. The shows shuffle and change throughout the year so there’s always something new and exciting happening in the park. These events mostly happen on weekends and during the holiday season. Here are some of the special shows in the park:
- The Enchanted Kingdom Story Musicale - Enjoy live music and performances as they reveal the legendary tale of the twin princesses and the royal family.
- Sky Wizardry – Witness a gorgeous nighttime firework display synchronized to the park’s theme song, which is the perfect end to a perfect day.
- Victoria’s Way and The Kingsmen – Named after one of Enchanted Kingdom’s royalty, Princess Victoria, this show features EK’s all-female vocal group as they entertain guests with song and dance stages alongside talented gentlemen called the Kingsmen at the Bandstand.

Each themed zone also has daily shows and character meet and greets, so make sure the catch their performances! You can learn more about them here.
Where To Eat

There are several dining options around the park to recharge your energy after a full day of going on rides and catching shows. The Amazon Grill and Launch Time Restaurant between Spaceport and Jungle Outpost offers Filipino staples and international entrees perfect for lunch and dinner. From roasted chicken and grilled pork barbecue to sizzling Sisig and Halo-Halo for dessert, you’ll find some great eats here.
Other restaurants and snack spots include:
- SPAM Station – Offers SPAM burgers, fries, and sandwiches. (Location: Spaceport)
- Diggers Treats – This is the perfect snack spot while enjoying a show. Serves set meals ranging from Chicken Ala Cave Rice meals to Filipino Pork Adobo. (Location: Bandstand)
- Stir Fried Rice (SFR) – Rice is life, and fried rice just makes it all the better! Enjoy a delicious rice topping treat with beef or pork. (Location: Midway Boardwalk, Portabello and Spaceport)
- Magnolia Ice Cream Flavor Shop – We can never get enough of ice cream. This is the place to be for a sweet scoop!
- Coca-Cola Frozen Beverages – Beat the heat with a refreshing drink! This beverage stall offers your Coca-Cola favorites in slush form.
EK also has several food partners that can be found within the park including Auntie Anne’s (pretzels), Potato Corner (flavored French fries), Egg Boss (Korean egg sandwiches), and Shakey’s Pizza Parlor.
A Starbucks coffee shop also recently opened at the EK Portico and is open from 7 AM to 10 PM (Sunday to Thursday) and until 10:30 PM, every Friday and Saturday.
Where To Find Merch and Souvenirs

Unlike Disneyland or Universal Studios where each land has its own merchandise shop, there are only five found within this park.
Eldar’s Specialty Shoppe
Located in Victoria Park, this is EK’s main merchandise store selling everything from character pillows and Eldar plushies to t-shirts and hand-sewn key chains. It’s also near the exit, so it’s the perfect spot to buy your souvenirs before ending your visit.
ICYDK: Eldar the Wizard is the park’s official mascot and beloved main character.
Store Hours: 11 AM to 8 PM
Location: Victoria Park
EK Portico Tram
Bring home the magic at this mini merch stall selling Twin Princess rag dolls, 3D magnets, trendy streetwear, and other souvenirs.
Store Hours: 9 AM to 9 PM
Location: EK Portico
Pugad
EK’s grandest concept store showcases a unique set of items from across the country. This store is in partnership with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in support of the Go Lokal campaign. You can take home intricately woven bags and fabrics, skillfully carved wood products, or even sample some local delicacies.
Store Hours: 11 AM to 8 PM
Location: Cultural Village (at AGILA the EKsperience)

Treasure Island
This store carries a selection of gifts and souvenirs that will remind you of your exciting adventures on the Rio Grande Rapids. It’s also the perfect place to buy waterproof ponchos and flip-flops should you dare to get on the ride. Or if you're stumbling into the store after getting off the ride, this is the perfect spot to buy a change of clothes!
Store Hours: 11 AM to 8 PM
Location: Portabello
Tropics Trading Post
Check out this Amazon-inspired outlet selling accessories, native bracelets, cute socks, and adorable animal keepsakes.
Store Hours: 11 AM to 8 PM
Location: Jungle Outpost
EK Online Store
The park also has its own online shop where you can simply “add to cart” and have the items delivered to your doorstep! You can start browsing here.
For more information and all the latest park updates follow Enchanted Kingdom PH on Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), and Instagram.
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