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Golden Week, a series of Japanese holidays, highlights spring every year. This year, the special week begins on April 29 and ends on May 6. It’s a special time of the year for kids on the island, with many festivities taking place around that time.
Following last year, Agre Dome Chatan and Agre Softball Stadium Chatan will be hosting Kids Festival Adventure World during the Golden Week break!
The pop-up theme park features nine areas, which offer different types of adventures.
Starting with a live-action show where dinosaurs and big monsters will battle, gigantic 30-meter water slides and 14 big inflatable bouncers will be there to entertain adventurous minds.
Plus, they can try maneuvering ride-on cars or robots or have a soap bubble party and jump up and down on trampolines, plus pet cats and dogs.
There will even be a snow party to take them away from the ordinary in Okinawa.
Agre Dome Chatan and Agre Softball Stadium Chatan are near Camp Foster and Kadena Air Base. Why not take this opportunity and let the kids have a blast?
Kids Festival Adventure World ‘26
Date: May 2 – 6
Time: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Location: Agre Dome Chatan (26.310227, 127.760763), Agre Softball Stadium Chatan (26.310636, 127.759512)
Admission: 2,600 yen (approx. $16.40, Adults, high school students and above), 1,800 yen (between three years old and middle school age)
*Advance tickets cost 2,300 yen for adults, and 1,500 yen for those between three years old and middle school age.
*Advance tickets are available at locations such as Family Mart, Seven Eleven, and Lawson stores.
*Some attractions are subject to additional fees. There are also one-day passes for such attractions. A “gold” pass (2,000 yen, 1,700 if purchased in advance) gives visitors one access to each of such attractions, while a “platinum” pass (3,500 yen, 3,200 yen if purchased in advance) will let them enjoy such attractions as many times as they want on a single day.
For more info, check out the website (https://www.kodomo-festa.com/)
(Photo courtesy of Ikemiya co.ltd)
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