Info coming in a future article. It’s a bit tricky, because there are a number of ticket options. As I wrote, this article is focused on the park’s main attractions.
No, it is not an indoor park, although the four main attractions are all indoors. There are no roller coasters; that is one of the many unusual characteristics of this unique park. I will be sharing more of Katmandu's distinctive qualities as well as its outdoor attractions in a future article.
I’ve often wondered if the “mini-park” experience could work in the US, where large scale parks are within a day’s trip for most major markets. This seems to me the way to do it - with interactivity and gamification. Imagine if instead of laser tag and mini golf, family fun centers had one or two experiences like this - I’d be a repeat visitor!
Cost? I read the entire article waiting for the admission prices but none was given.
Please let us know what this park charges for admission. Thanks
Info coming in a future article. It’s a bit tricky, because there are a number of ticket options. As I wrote, this article is focused on the park’s main attractions.
You write about the main attractions. But you don't mention roller coasters, or any outdoor rides. Is this an indoor park?
No, it is not an indoor park, although the four main attractions are all indoors. There are no roller coasters; that is one of the many unusual characteristics of this unique park. I will be sharing more of Katmandu's distinctive qualities as well as its outdoor attractions in a future article.
I’ve often wondered if the “mini-park” experience could work in the US, where large scale parks are within a day’s trip for most major markets. This seems to me the way to do it - with interactivity and gamification. Imagine if instead of laser tag and mini golf, family fun centers had one or two experiences like this - I’d be a repeat visitor!
Some do. The Lego Discovery Centers, for example, have interactive dark rides and 4-D theaters (albeit not quite at the same level as Katmandu).