Welcome! It is truly providential to be in a business aimed towards providing happiness.

At Enchanted Kingdom, we firmly believe that our real mission is to share Gods happiness and build Gods EK- Eternal Kingdom. EK is where families bond together, students and teachers learn and enjoy at the same time and companies foster camaraderie as they conduct their team buildings and outings. We provide the venue not only for entertainment but edu-tainment, retail-tainment, IT-tainment and evangeli-tainment as well. Dreams come true at Enchanted Kingdom, which our guests label the Disneyland of the Philippines. Lifetime memories, families shared experiences begin in Enchanted Kingdom. As the magic comes from deep within a childs heart, we hope that EKs magic will stay with you and live on forever. As our theme song goes everyday, everyday the Magic is hereso we thank God, Almighty for every magic, every miracle that happens in our lives. So come on over and experience the magic of Enchanted Kingdom at Sta Rosa, Laguna, Philippines. The magic will stay with you forever! May Gods blessings be with you always!!

Enchanted Kingdom With only P500 - you can ride all you can but be sure to come early afternoon or else you'll end up falling for lengthy lines for each ride. And please, don't ride in Space Shuttle if you get sick easily... A lot of people heads south of Manila to spend a day of amusement-filled with relaxation and adventurous excitement within the American-style walls of the Enchanted Kingdom, a 17-hectare theme park located in the border of Sta. Rosa, Laguna (south of Manila). Enchanted Kingdom, a short five-minute ride from the Sta. Rosa Tollgate of South Luzon Expressway (SLEX), brings the Philippine version of Disney-type leisure in the country. The theme park, managed and operated by Amtrust Leisure Corporation (ALC), offers thrilling rides like Grand Carousel, Flying Fiesta, Rialto, Space Shuttle, Log Jam, Wheel of Fate, Condor, Up Up and Away, Roller Coaster, Anchors Away, Dodgem, Stone Eggs, Air Pterodactyl, Swan boats, and Bump n Splash.

Asi de from the rides, the Enchanted Kingdom also charms its visitors with various treats such as the fireworks show every weekend, dance presentation by the parks in-house talents, theater shows, seasonal shows, well-manicured gardens, classic American brownstone facades and establishments, and a variety of characters and mascots led by the Wizard.

Below are the Ticket rates for your guidance (Subject to change): Individual Weekday Weekend Description Tickets Rate Rate Ride-All- Php450.00 Php500.00 Enjoy unlimited use of all the park's thrilling rides You-Can and attractions. Day Pass Super Saver Php300.00 Php350.00 Get unlimited access to these fantastic rides: Air Ticket Pterodactyl, Swan Lake, Dinosoarus, Stone Eggs, Bumbling Boulders, Up Up and Away, Grand Carousel, Roller Skater, Bump n' Splash and Wheel of Fate EK Special Php200.00 Delight in unlimited rides at the all-time favorite, the Php200.00 Grand Carousel. Also includes admission to the Park grounds. Senior Php3.00 Php350.00 Present any of the following to be entitled to the Citizen's discounted rate: National ID of Senior Citizens per Rate R.A. 7342, International Seniors Card, Phil. Airlines Senior Citizen's Card or valid passport indicating age of 60 years and above. Child Rate Php300.00 Php350.00 Applicable to children between 35" to 47" in height. Children 34" and under are free.

A theme part is not a theme park without something to do, and the Enchanted Kingdom is no exception. Within the 7 themed zones are 21 rides and attractions for the young and old alike. These zones are called: Spaceport, Jungle Outpost, Midway Boardwalk, Brooklyn Place, Portobello, Victoria Park and Boulderville. The attractions within each of these zones roughly match the zone. For example the roller coaster called Space Shuttle can be found within the Spaceport zone and the Grand Carousel in Victoria Park. As you would expect, interspersed between the rides are food outlets, specialty shops and video arcades. The food outlets served the usual theme park fair of Burgers, Pizza, fizzy drinks, sandwiches etc. at prices 50% or more than outside the park EKs only restaurant is set within the Jungle Outpost overlooking the Swan Lake. The restaurant serves a wide range of Philippine favorites at twice the usual price. Live entertainment is provided all around the park centering on the Stage in food court next to the Space Shuttle, and a small theatre in Brooklyn Place. Summer evenings provide a backdrop to occasional fireworks display, charity event or even a promotional event by a Philippine company. Additional facilities in the park include: Automated teller machines, a first-aid station, a paging and message centre, storage lockers and a childs buggy (push chair) hire. As you come through the entrance this is the first ride you will see. Think of the Carousel in Mary Poppins and you pretty much have what this one looks like. The ride itself was very smooth and lasted quite a long time and is very enjoyable for groups. The space shuttle is one of the first of the two rides at EK that is exhilarating for most visitors. The Space Shuttle is a steel shuttle class roller coaster approximately 875 feet in length and rising to 125 feet. Top speed of 48mph with three inversions, you go upside down three times, this involves a double corkscrew and a 360 loop. For those of you who want to know, a shuttle class roller coaster is defined as a roller coaster travelling to the end of its track and returning in the opposite direction. A shuttle roller coaster's track contains a beginning and end, unlike a traditional roller coaster that forms a continuous circuit.

Roller skater is a junior roller coaster, so no inversions, constructed in tubular steel and designed for young riders, but adults may comfortably ride also. This ride has been operating since July 1995 and its 675 foot track curves and bends in a continuous loop, rides generally last two laps of the circuit. Rio Grande. Eight people board a circular boat that looks like a Lorry tyre, you then shoot the white water of the circuit, getting wet from the spray or the various waterfalls. This is a fast moving and fairly exhilarating ride that lasts no more than 3 minutes, which can be a little disappointing after spending 15 plus minutes in a queue. Jungle log jam, a great ride of the Log flume variety. The Log boats can hold up to 5 people, you leave the embarkation point, travel around to the first lift and released 20 feet to the pool below, but this is the first splash. You then float towards a higher lift, at the top you can view the whole park. You pause briefly on the edge before you plunge approximately 45 feet to the pool below. Your photo is taken automatically as you start your final plunge, you can select and pay for your memento from the hut by the exit. Prices start at 70Php for a key ring to 200Php for a mouse mat or framed photo. The whole ride takes no more than 4 minutes and you will end up drenched from head to toe, which in the 30 degree heat of the Philippine sun. The condor, one of the best rides for me in EK. Approximately 120 feet tall, this ride consists of ten, one person pods that circle an axis on the end of one of three spars. The spars circle a central hub and then rise to the top of the ride giving a birds eye view of the park and the surrounding environment. The ride lasted 4 to 5 minutes. This ride can certainly have your pumping like crazy. The galleon is a giant swing in the shape of a Spanish Galleon holding approximately 100 people, 50 facing forward and 50 aft. Preferably by sitting either at the very front or back of the ride ensures that you swing up to the highest point, 90 degrees from the ground. The ride lasted around 4 minutes. Two other rides worth mentioning are the Ferris wheel and Swan Lake. A Ferris wheel really does not need much of a description except to say that this is a traditional wheel with 20 or so two person pods. Swan Lake is a flotilla of Swan shaped peddle boats for two people. You have 10 minutes to get around the boating lake. Enchanted Kingdom proves to be a good day out for all the family. If you are looking for lots of thrills and exciting heart pounding rides, there is only Space Shuttle and Loggers Leap to satisfy you. In terms of marketing, EK has a lot to learn. Although there were plenty of stores selling gifts, the choice was very limited and the stock levels are low. The best-marketed ride was the Rio Grande, and the best gift shop was by the entertainment area. The Park itself was clean with adequate litterbins, the staff were friendly and very helpful. Although all of the attractions were in good working order, some of them could have down with a new lick of paint.

History THE MAGIC OF Enchanted Kingdom A Philippine Original There is always a magic spell or two hovering above Enchanted Kingdom. For more than a decade now, the very first and only world-class theme park in the Philippines has been transporting families and friends, young and old alike, to a fun-filled world of make-believe full of adventure, surprises to discover and fond memories that can last a lifetime.

The germ of an idea to create an Enchanted Kingdom first sparked in the imagination of business partners Cesar Mario O. Mamon and Rafaelito E. Minguez sometime in 1992. They envisioned a place where people can momentarily leave their worries behind and be engrossed in an area of fun, enchantment and make-believe. Together with several other institutional partners and with expert advice from foreign and international designers and consultants as well as the utilization of Filipino craftsmanship and construction prowess, Mario and Lito pursued their pioneering vision of bringing a unique theme park experience to the Philippines. When the gates of Enchanted Kingdom finally opened to the general public on October 19, 1995, history was made and the magic was cast upon all those that went through its Victorian Gateway! The 15.5-hectare kingdom boasted of seven meticulously - themed zones that transported visitors on a journey to other lands and across different eras in time. With a heart-stopping line-up of thrill rides, charming kiddie playgrounds, carnival staples, unique food and souvenir shops that were bigger and brighter than any other in the country, there was nothing else like it in the Philippines. With the core business of bringing fun, amusement and entertainment to the public, Enchanted Kingdom envisions itself to be the Philippine leader in wholesome family leisure and entertainment. Its mission is to provide quality products and services that create magical experiences for guests of all ages, making them wanting to come back again and again! Enchanted Kingdom continues to innovates itself in response to the challenges of the times. Recently it has introduced EK Biki Waterworld, the countrys first and only inflatable water park situated beside the theme park. The water attraction is composed of giant pools, water slides and games. The companys core values champion respect, integrity, loyalty, innovativeness and love for God. These are reflective of the kind of service magic the cast members of Enchanted Kingdom provide to its park goers and clients. Families and friends alike, school children of all ages, as well as countless wards of orphanages and centers of special assistance for the youth, continue to enjoy the special brand of magic that only Enchanted Kingdom can weave. The park over the years of its existence has more than touched the hearts, minds and emotions of the more than 15 million guests that have gone through its gates.