Discover the complete guide to exploring Dragon Park Ha Long from A to Z. A detailed handbook for first-time visitors to Sun World.
As part of the Sun World Ha Long Complex entertainment hub, Dragon Park Ha Long has long been a must-visit destination. Spanning an area of 23 ha, it features a diverse collection of modern rides imported from Europe and designed according to international standards. If you are planning a trip to Ha Long, do not miss the detailed guide below to explore Dragon Park to the fullest!
A diverse range of rides at Dragon Park
When is the best time to visit Dragon Park Ha Long?
The Ha Long area enjoys a fairly mild climate; however, to fully enjoy outdoor activities, you should visit between March and May or September and November. During these months, the weather is pleasantly cool with little rain. In summer (June – August), it is the peak tourist season, but the weather is quite sweltering with a chance of sudden showers.
How to get to Dragon Park Ha Long
From Hanoi, you can easily reach the park by various means of transportation. Limousines or passenger buses departing from My Dinh or Giap Bat stations to Bai Chay are convenient choices, taking about 2.5 – 3 hours. If traveling by private car, take the Hanoi – Hai Phong – Ha Long expressway, which takes only just over 2 hours on smooth, scenic roads.
Thrilling experiences
For travelers from Central or Southern Vietnam, you can fly into Van Don Airport or Cat Bi Airport (Hai Phong). From there, travel about 50–60km by taxi or shuttle bus to Sun World.
Ticket prices and opening hours
Currently, the admission ticket price for Dragon Park Ha Long is 300,000 VND/adult, 200,000 VND/child between 1m–1.4m tall, and free for children under 1m.
Opening hours: from 9:00 – 18:00, Monday through Sunday.
However, during peak seasons or holidays, operating hours may vary, so it is recommended to check Sun World's official website or fan page beforehand for the latest updates.
Latest updates on ticket prices and opening hours
Full list of rides and attractions at Dragon Park Ha Long
Thrill Rides
Dragon's Run (Phi Long Than Toc) – The longest roller coaster in Asia, reaching speeds of up to 105km/h.
Crazy Crane (Vong Xoay Tu Than) – Rapid, high-speed multi-rotations.
Rhino Sling (Te Giac Cuong No) – The adrenaline rush of being hurled into the air by a raging wild beast.
Pirate Ship (Tau Hai Tac) – Swaying dramatically like a vessel amidst stormy waves.
Elephant Falls (Thac Hai Tuong) – An exhilarating flume drop through cascading waters.
Dragon's Footsteps (Theo Dau Chan Rong) – An adventure through the Dragon realm on a family roller coaster.
Challenging River (Dong Song Thu Thach) – Water sliding with gentle bumps.
Flying Lizard (Than Lan Bay) – Soaring freely through the open sky.
Ghost Cellar (Can Ham Ma) – Experience numerous spine-chilling scenes.
Exciting entertainment
Gentle Rides for Families and Children
Monorail Train – Ride an elevated train for panoramic views across the park.
Tea Cups Dance (Vu Dieu Coc Xoay) – Gentle spinning tea cups.
Magic Carousel (Du Quay Ky Dieu) – A classic two-story carousel.
Fairy Train (Doan Tau Co Tich) – Take the little ones on an exploration of a wonderland.
Childhood Car (Chuyen Xe Tuoi Tho) – Mini electric cars crafted just for young children.
Tropical Cruise (Du Thuyen Nhiet Doi) – Relax aboard a boat admiring lush greenery and calm waters.
Bumping Reptiles (Bo Sat Dung Do) – Fun-filled bumper cars.
Explorer Train (Tau Tham Hiem) – A miniature train taking you on a journey around the Dragon land.
Tour de Paris – A ride simulating a scenic tour around the French capital.
A roller coaster perfect for thrill-seekers
Relaxing Attractions Suitable for All Ages
Magic Umbrella (Chiec O Ky Dieu) – A gentle swinging carousel.
True Dancer (Vu Cong Thuc Thu) – Twirl along to upbeat music.
Pottery Village (Lang Gom) – A delightful hands-on pottery-making experience.
Dining and Amenities at the Park
After unwinding and having fun on the rides, you can take a break and recharge at Dragon's Food Temple restaurant. It serves a buffet featuring nearly 80 diverse Asian and European dishes. If you just need a light bite, head to the fast-food kiosks scattered near the ride areas to enjoy grilled sausages, sandwiches, ice cream, or refreshing cold soft drinks.
In addition, the park is well-equipped with amenities such as luggage lockers, baby strollers, sheltered rest benches, and a first-aid station.
Crazy Crane Ride
Helpful Tips and Advice
– To make the most of your visit, arrive early and prioritize the popular rides first, such as Dragon's Run or Rhino Sling.
– Wear sportswear and comfortable sneakers, and bring along a light raincoat or a small towel if you plan to join the water attractions.
– Don't forget to apply sunscreen, bring a hat, and carry personal drinking water.
– Outside food is not permitted inside the park, but reasonably priced dining options are available within the grounds.
– In particular, carefully check the height requirements and age restrictions at each attraction to ensure safety.
Elephant Falls
