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Because he is from the land of China, Tam-Tam wanted to create a theme park that would honor his homeland. Hence, Chinatown, Tam-Tam's second park that combines the thrills of an amusement park with the culture of China. It opened on Wednesday, November 18, 1998, only on Tam-Tam's Candy Isle. |
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2002 is the Year of the Horse! Join the newest Chinatown mascot, Hong-Chi the Horse, for a celebration to remember all this year! |
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--Update-- Tut-Tut has his paws on this page! Stay tuned for exclusive commentary from the esteemed Attractions Test Monkey! |
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The shopping center in Chinatown. Guests can find a variety of merchandise, ranging from chopsticks to bonzai trees.
Stores include:
*Hong-Chi's Emporium - a gift shop dedicated to the 1999 mascot
*Cha-wu Clothiers - a Chinese clothing store
*House of Tam-Tam - a shop with items featuring the cafe logo
*Chopstick Chalet - the place to buy the best in Chinese dinnerware |
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Tam-Tam's second restaurant chain. Dine in Chinese style with authentic Chinese cuisine. Priority seating is available. |
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Guests can drive race cars on top of a lifesize replica of the Great Wall of China. |
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Guests can watch the kite master himself, Sung-Li, make kites or even learn the proper methods of kite-flying. There is also a kite museum, which displays the world's largest and smallest kites. Plus, guests can order custom-made Chinese kites. |
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A chilling ride through the dark, haunted underground caverns, where thousands of eerie bats live among tree roots growing through the ceiling. |
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Enjoy a soothing carousel ride on little animals based on the paper art of origami. |
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Board an ancient Chinese boat and sail to China Isle, where you'll discover Chinese culture at its best.
On China Isle, visit a small village, where you can learn the ancient Chinese farming methods and the traditional ways of life.
Then, take a hike through the forest and explore the haunted temples.
Afterward, take a stroll through the Taipei Gardens or sit back and relax in the canal-side tea house. |
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Chinatown's most thrilling ride, The Dragon can hit a top speed of over 60 miles per hour. Guests can ride in cars modeled after traditional Chinese dragons. With many sharp turns and sudden drops, The Dragon ride lasts nearly five minutes. |
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A miniture version of The Dragon, The Mini-Dragon is designed for kids of all ages and those guests who can't handle the thrills of The Dragon. |
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Fire in the Sky |
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The premiere fireworks and laser show, "Fire in the Sky" uses the latest pyrotechnics technology. Watch this wonderful display of authentic Chinese fireworks nightly only in Chinatown! |
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