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Largest Theme Park in Southeast Asia to Close Tomorrow

Largest Theme Park in Southeast Asia to Close Tomorrow

The Dragon Park, located in Ha Long, Vietnam, is set to close permanently on September 14, 2026, after nearly a decade of operation. The park, which opened in early 2017, has been a popular destination for families and tourists, offering a variety of rides and entertainment options.

On September 12, the official fan page of Sun World Ha Long announced that the park would operate for one final day on September 13. This announcement has stirred nostalgia among visitors who have created lasting memories at the park over the years. The park's gates will remain open for one last day, allowing guests to experience their favorite rides and relive cherished moments.

To honor its loyal visitors, Sun World Ha Long is offering a discounted ticket price of 150,000 VND per person on the final day, significantly lower than the regular admission fee of 300,000 VND for adults and 200,000 VND for children between 1-1.4 meters tall. Children under 1 meter can enter for free, and the ticket grants unlimited access to most attractions within the park.

Spanning nearly 40 hectares, Dragon Park features a wide array of international-standard rides. It was developed under the management of Parques Reunidos, a Spanish entertainment company that operates over 60 parks in 14 countries. Notable attractions include the thrilling “Phi Long Thần Tốc” roller coaster, which stretches approximately 1.1 kilometers, and the “Rhino Sling,” which spins riders before a free-fall drop at speeds of up to 65 km/h.

In addition to these adrenaline-pumping rides, the park offers family-friendly attractions such as the “Chiếc cốc thần” (Magic Cup), “Vũ công nổi giận” (Angry Dancer), and “Đoàn tàu cổ tích” (Fairy Tale Train). The diverse selection of rides has made Dragon Park a significant entertainment hub in the Bãi Cháy area, enhancing the experience for visitors to Ha Long.

The closure of Dragon Park on September 14 marks the end of an era for many who have visited the park over the years. September 13 will be the last opportunity for guests to step through the gates and create final memories at this beloved amusement park.

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