Looking for something different to do over the weekend? Why not try karting? It's a great way to…read moreget that adrenaline rush in a safe environment. Whether you're a beginner driver or someone who has been on the road for years, it can be an extremely satisfying activity. Just imagine, stepping on that gas pedal without regard for speed -- the faster you go the better. It truly is exhilarating. City Kart provides a 700-meter clean track with challenging technical turns and ramps. They use imported, professional-grade karts that make it safe to try. With the design and balance of each kart, it is physically impossible to overturn a kart. They are also big on safety so you will have a briefing on what you should and shouldn't do. Each rider is also fully garbed in the standard safety equipment which includes a track suit and a helmet. If you are one with a competitive nature, you might enjoy a fun race with friends. They have top-of-the-line monitoring systems that can be tagged with individual names and speed records. It really is a great way to spend a few hours with family and friends.

It is pricey but it's in the city! I love the race track it very challenging. The race cart is just…read moreso-so it's not new but it's maintained. I've been going back to these place for 4th time already and it's just fun.

Buko shakes. That's about all I want out of Enchanted Kingdom. Just leave me at the shake stand…read more That aside, EK is a fun little day trip. The park is really nice with a good assortment of rides. I couldn't really pinpoint a favorite though. Probably the most eventful ride is the free fall one, but I'm not really into free falls... so skipped that. The bigger roller coaster was refreshing as was the swans and the ferris wheel. My biggest beef with EK though isn't entirely their fault, but kinda...? There just isn't enough rides to attendees, and then the general pace has you waiting in line for 3 plus hours on some. We immediately jumped into one line, finished what would be a min. long ride, then immediately jumped into another... before 6 hrs had gone by. Oh well. It could just have been the day. Okay, no more beef. Don't let the wait deter you, the rides are really fun. If you wait til night they also have a decent fireworks display. However, those shakes just can't be beat. I'd come back just for those.

EK was launched in October of 1995. As a tribute, here are the 22 ways to experience the magic in…read moreEnchanted Kingdom: 1.It is the country's premiere theme park. It houses attractions that caters to every generation. Bring the entire family. 2.EK is easily accesible by boarding Balibago-bound buses from Pasay or Cubao. A transit ride of Jac line or Jam costs P60 per head. There are vans available from Ayala station or Starmall in shaw. There are several commute options with the a common drop-off point: take a Tricycle from Waltermart Sta Rosa for P30. 3.Driving to Laguna is also a breeze. Take the route of Sta. Rosa Exit at SLEX. Toll fee is charged at P175 from Manila. There is a wide open parking for private vehicles. 4.This 24-hectare property is divided into different themed areas: Victoria Park, Midway Boardwalk, Jungle Outpost, Spaceport, Brooklyn Place, Portabello, and Boulderville. Rides will leave nothing but excitement. 5.The 4D theater Rialto never grows old. Even if you've seen the featured movie, the experience feels new. 6.Wheel of Fate gives a breathtaking view of south manila. 7. Conquer extreme fear of heights with the EKstreme Tower. Drop 120ft to the ground in fastest speed. 8.EK continues to expand with the addition of the Air Race. 9.Dance to the tune of the new ride, Disk-O-Magic. 10.Survive the thrill of Space Shuttle. 11.Splash in the rapids of Rio Grande. 12.Slide through the fun of the Jungle log Jam. 13.Dry quickly after the water rides and enjoy the swing of Flying Fiesta. 14.EK also introduced Agila, the first flying theater in the country. Unlimited rides with Agila is priced at P900 during weekend and P800 on weekdays. 15.There are countless carnival games with exciting prizes. 16.In Christmas of 2015, our office sponsored a celebratory theme park date with our families. EK is also a great venue for special occasions and events. 17.Beat the scorching heat of the sun with a bowl of Ice Monster. 18.Dairy Queen's Blizzard is also a sweet treat. 19.There are different food kiosks inside the theme park. Ordered lunch at Amazon Grill. A plate of Salisbury Steak served with Mashed Potatoes is at P150. 20.Take vintage-inspired photos in the alleys of Soda Fountain. This is also a photogenic backdrop for stylized pictorials. 21.There is a fireworks display every weekend and every holiday break. The best view of the sky show is in front of the Space Shuttle. 22.Capture every moment. A visit to EK never fails to bring back the happiest childhood memories. The magic continues. Happy 22nd birthday Enchanted Kingdom

Did not have a pleasant experience with them. Not PWD friendly at all. If you are a PWD or going…read morewith a PWD, please reconsider your plans. Are very rude to PWDs.

The ride is so cool i love the place. We have a exciting fun in there maybe i become so energetic…read morethat i puke in there

Like what I wrote in my Google Map Review…read more The roller coaster ride was never replaced, NOT THE RIDE is terrifying but when the coaster drove UNDER YOU. Also they removed that part where the coaster drove right pass the entrance of the mall and think that you're falling out but it was removed. It was also terrifying as THE PERSON WHO ENTERS THE MALL and its not really terrifying. Its a nuisance. Imagine a tall person tries to cross that. Disgusting. The games are also a scam, I manage to practice hitting 150 on a ticket wheel and the game wont let me press the button because I perfected it. And instead lets me press near 4 tickets next to 150 jackpot. The ball throw's screen is broken and no one plays gold fort because its also RIGGED. https://www.google.com/maps/place/X-Site/@14.4413596,120.9900641,14z/data=!4m8!1m2!2m1!1sx+site!3m4!1s0x3397d04a015e30f1:0x69aeac8c0fbd73cb!8m2!3d14.4176816!4d121.0414785

Festival Supermall did a wonderful job of combining an arcade with an indoor amusement park. At the…read morethird level of the mall, you will find X-Site, which has the Tom's World arcade together with the X-treme Coaster, X-plo Drive and the Xyber Trax go-kart. At X-Site, we got to have fun without spending too much. We took a ride on the X-treme Coaster, dubbed as the longest and biggest indoor coaster in the country. I must admit that we have underestimated the X-Coaster before we took the ride. We thought that getting into it would be ho-hum for a rollercoaster because it looked a bit small. We were surprised at the thrill and excitement that ride could give and that we have totally undervalued it at the onset. We had a grand time singing our heart out in one of the cozy videoke booths. We just brought several tokens with us equivalent to the number of songs that we wanted to sing. We also went around X-Site to try our luck on the different arcade games. The next time you are the Festival Supermall, visit the X-Site upstairs. You will surely have an enjoyable time for as low as Php50.