perfect day trip itinerary - the kids love this fun place. we went here early, as soon as they open, so there is no crowd. we tried most of the rides except for the scary roller coaster and like the blue drop as i cannot handle too much excitement. lolz. we love the bump cars and we always line up for it.

A great experience for the whole family. - A great, if somewhat expensive way to spend an afternoon with the family. Went here with my wife, our five kids and a couple of my wife's friends. We had one toddler who was too small for any of the rides except the carousel, which she got to ride about a dozen times with great delight. Highlight of our trip was definitely the little rafts where you drive around and soak each other with the little water guns. My wife and her friends loved the little roller-coaster, and my kids adored the bumper cars, frog-jumper and the bigger tower drop (at least, the ones who were big enough for the tower drop loved it). There's a restaurant in the middle of the theme park that was overpriced and mediocre, but there was also a little ice cream stand near the tower drop that was reasonably priced and tasty. I didn't try any of the little strip-shops. But the park photographers did a really nice job catching some good moments, and I ended up spending a few thousand pesos in the gift shop of the way out as a result. All told, it's a lot of fun. Just a little expensive. And whatever you do, don't go there on a day that's likely to be crowded (holidays, weekends, etc..) unless you like standing in line.

Nice for Family and Friends - Rides is amazing but if you have kids age 4 below, some rides are not allowed for them for security purposes. View from the ferris wheel is awesome, perfect for the the last ride to relax and enjoy the view. My only issue is, internet signal is kinda slow.

It was a fun experience for my 12 year old, but was not happy coz we're not able to record any of the rides - My tween sure enjoyed the limited rides at the park, especially the boomerang and the roller coaster, but with camera restrictions it's basically kind of a waste of of our precious time together. Even GoPro isn't allowed! What kind of theme park does not allow any cameras? And Php200 per printed photo is ridiculously expensive. You need to equip yourself with a hidden camera if you want to record your experience at Anjo World Theme Park (just a suggestion).

Beware! Rides are not intended for all! - 'Twas my 3rd time in the Theme Park and the only ride I was able to experience is the Pharoh. During my visit, I thought of experiencing it but unfortunately, i was not able to ride. It was the last I was suppose to take but the locks of the ride won't work. Though I understand that safety is the top priority, it would be best that the expectation of each guests are managed. For instance, I was patiently queueing despite the long line only to find out that I cannot ride is so frustrating. The over-all experience was OK but this is so disappointing. Also, the snow world area is a bit small. Though staying in the area is unlimited but you not much activity. Some of the photos aren't nice too.

Very poor no camera allowed avoid - Snow world is a joke only 1 slide .just snow statues that you are not allowed to photograph yourself with family or friends .200 peso a photo.dpnt go with Sandler's u have to buy socks and shoes.we had 5 to pay for and to u 1 small slide that is not even cancerous for a 2 year old go down u have to purchase gloves and ear muffs.another 5 lots .it's just one room with a slid as for the fun fair not enough rides.raining when there only 2 rides open .5.30 pm 2 of the rides closed when rain did ease boat ride rain out of battery and octopus.to me only opened a year but it looked like the rides were second hand years old .not allowed camera on rides.the eyes big where was only good thing but view was only a car park u could see the sea in the distance.not worth the money no eating places inside so come out but u are allowed back in