ENCHANTED KINGDOM

Enchanted Kingdom is a theme park in the Philippines. It is located in Santa Rosa City, Laguna, about 26 kilometers (16.1 miles) from Manila. It has a land area of 17 hectares (41 acres). The park is managed and operated by Enchanted Kingdom Inc., formerly named Amtrust Leisure Corporation.

Enchanted Kingdom is a member of the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions.

Park zones

• Spaceport - Relive the glory days of the American space exploration program of the 1960s. Portabello - A replica of Portabello, a place in Panama in the Caribbean Sea where the riches of the Incas were shipped by the Spaniards.


• Brooklyn Place - Take a sentimental journey down the streets of Brooklyn, one of New York's five boroughs, as it was in the 1940's.


• Victoria Park - Inspired by the era of Queen Victoria's rule


• Boulderville - Discover an era ruled by dinosaurs as you enter Boulderville, a prehistoric cartoon zone designed to capture every child's imagination.


• Midway Boardwalk - Coney Island, known as "America's Playground" in the 1930's, comes to life at the Midway Boardwalk.


• Jungle Outpost - The heart of the Amazon is the setting of the Jungle Outpost.
  

Attractions

• Space Shuttle (Vekoma Boomerang roller coaster)


• Rio Grande Rapids (River rafting ride)


• Anchors Away (Pirate Ship Ride)


• Discovery Theater (4D Theater)


• Roller Skaters (Mini Roller Coaster)


• Jungle Log Jam (Jungle-themed flume ride)


• Flying Fiesta (Giant swing ride)


• Carousel Condor (Spinning Tower Ride)


• Swan Lake Dodgem (Bumper Cars)


• Wheel of Fate (Ferris Wheel)


• Up, up and Away (Balloon Ride)


• Bumbling Boulders (Teacups-Type Ride)


• Stone Eggs (Kiddie Ferris Wheel)


• Exodus the Ride (ATV Adventure Trail)


• Kart Trak (Go-Kart Race Track)


• Boulderville Express (Train ride)


• Xtreme Paintball Rialto (Motion Simulator Theatre)


• 7th Portal (3D Theater)

History
The park was conceptualized by the Landmark Entertainment Group and modelled after Knott's Berry Farm. It was built at a cost of P1.2-billion. The park first opened on July 28, 1995.