Greenland

First, We went to the pool and swim🏊🏻‍♀🏊🏻 I really enjoyed the slide although my nose is little bit hurt when falling into the water. I did it 3x😂😛 After swimming we went on rides. The weather was so hot, it seems good to go in autumn so that not too hot anymore.🥵😰😨even if the weather was so hot we had a great time😊🥰08-19-23

It is an amusement park in Arao, Kumamoto prefecture. It has a lot of great and fun rides, plus a lot of eateries and take-out stands inside the park. Perfect to-go place of couples, families, and friends. I recommend riding the Milky Way Hikoboshi, Dinosaur coaster Gao, and enter the Horror Tower.

You should start with the attractions of the car on the rail, you can control the speed in it and drive high enough to see the park and more or less plan the route. Car for 4 people.
Amusement park, old. It can be seen that everything is old, a little dilapidated, but the rides are in good condition. I was here in the winter, at the end of January, there were very few people, there were no queues, we walked around the entire park and rode everything we could. Several main attractions were closed, like a dinosaur and a cool spinner))) they sell very large squids on a stick, in other places they are smaller, so I was pleasantly surprised!
The card is issued at the entrance, but it's still better to google and read about the rides in advance.

It was a great park. Relatively short lines, enough rides to make a whole day of it, good food and snacks, and reasonably priced. Can't go in the water park with tattoos though. I'd come back.

Not going to lie, this park could use more than just a few coats of paint, but Greenland is the best theme park in Kyushu. You'll need a full day to experience the park, though it's unlikely that you'll get through everything in one day. There is no rhyme or reason to the different parts of the park, and nothing really seems to match. However, that's a part of its charm. From modern steel rollercoasters to traditional haunted house train rides, there is something for all ages and tastes here.

Some attractions will make you laugh at their odd or worn down state (like the jungle area), while others while linger with you long after you leave the park (what exactly is in the log flume tunnel??).

You won't need to know much Japanese to get around, but some attractions, like the Egyptian themed Mystic House or the Mission Control Riddle House, require a knowledge of Japanese language and idioms to enjoy the full experience (or have someone who can translate for the rest of the group!).

I'd personally recommend the 'double feature' theater house, which has on one side the '4D' Crimson Butterfly short film (or it was last time I was there) and the audio-only Dracula simulator (it is so well done and creepy, the language barrier does nothing to detract from the experience).

Also, there are three haunted attractions at the park: the Haunted Hospital, the Haunted Train Ride, and the Haunted School. The hospital was apparently once truly scary but it has been revamped to be kid-friendly, though you can see some elements from the original design still inside. The train ride includes headphones that will narrate a very unfortunate adventure that I did not keep my eyes open for (but apparently very scary). The school is on top of a hill that requires a ski lift to reach (and you'll have to toboggan down to get back to the main area of the park unless you ask very nicely to take the ski lift again). It is several stories tall and you'll have a lot of stairs to walk to enjoy (or not enjoy) the full adventure. There's a test at the end that you'll hopefully pass!

Bring your walking shoes, you'll be going up and down hills trying to get everywhere. Accessibility can be a bit limited, a little common in Japan, so if you have a stroller or wheelchair be prepared to backtrack to get to everywhere you want to go. I'd also suggest bringing your own snacks, since there's a perfectly good convenience store across the street, or just ordering at the in-park McDonalds. Some of the in-park food places are a bit spotty, though the ice cream, fries, and drinks are usually fine.

It doesn't have the glitz, glam, or atmosphere that you'll get from USJ or the Tokyo Disney parks, but if you're in Kyushu it's a good bet for a fun time.

Most recommend place around kumamoto and kyushu prefecture you will worth spending 5400yen per person and playing whole day multiple times you like to ride whatever. The parking is 500yen and it is best to have macdonald’s set which is inside greenland. There are so many things like coasters 3D movie ghost house you cannot completely play all in one day .Best for kids too . I like to in holiday once again

One day wasn't enough to try all available rides. Fun place for children for sure.

It’s better to buy freepass ticket here, a lot cheaper than buy one by one ticket.

I tried all the big rollercoasters, they were all great... Clean place, great ambience

My family and I had so much fun! We decided to get the free pass ticket and it was worth it. The park is huge, with something for everyone. Large parking lot, 500 yen to park all day. No vending machines, but outside food and drinks are allowed. Friendly and helpful staff, English map are provided if you need one. Will definitely visit again!

Greenland was amazing, it’s quite large as well.

Great place to enjoy in Kumamoto.

Best place to enjoy the time . Specially the jet ride

Going here in winter and it's amazing

I love Greenland! Great to take family for the day. Some good rollercoasters and other fun attractions! Highly recommend it! Nio is awesome!!!

The flair of Greenland can be best described by comparing it with the danish amusement park Bakken, even if the park is extremely large in comparision. Like Bakken, the park offers a great selection of amusement rides, shows and restaurants. Unlike Bakken, carnaval games are included in the Free Pass (the all-you-can-ride whistband).

The signature rides are Gao, a roller coaster in form of a gigantic dinosaur and the really gigantic Ferris Wheel Rainbow. Alongside, the park offers a great variety of interesting coasters and flat rides, like Milky Way (an awesome duelling Sit-Down and Stand-Up Coaster) or Ultra Twister.

The park is absolutely worth a visit, if you come to Japan and want to try a typical amusement park or if you are already nearby.

Lot of attractions. Good for families with kids. But closes at 4:30, so it's better to arrive at morning.

Its a really amazing place. I can not ride all the rider because i have fearness about hight. The place is really wide and the climate is charming.Its better to go this amusement park in a shinny day.But i want to goto thia palce another time‥…‥

I went there on a school day so there was literally no wait. It is by far the best amusement park I've ever been to, with a petting zoo, water park, upside-down roller-coaster, and more!

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