We set out bright and early the next day to The Mega Adventure Park. There are four types of adventures to choose from, Mega Bounce, Mega Climb, Mega Jump, and Mega Zip. Because of my son’s age, we did two of the four activities. The Mega Bounce and Mega Zip. My son had the time of his life testing his acrobatics skill on the Mega Bounce, a bungee-assisted trampoline that allows him to bounce up to 8m high. The next activity is the Mega Zip, which is personally my favourite activity of this whole trip. The exhilarating mega zip is a 450m long zip line that lets you zip through the air at speeds of 60kph. Because my son was not taller than 90cm and heavier than 30kg, we rode the zipline together. We had an early dinner at Trapizza, a nearby restaurant overlooking the beach. You won’t regret ordering the assorted pizza that lets you get the best of all the worlds, allowing you to choose 4 types of flavours in one pizza.

Here is the best cheat code I heard: If your toddler is under the age of four years old, his ticket is free! The magic height requirement for most of the rides is 92cm. There are quite a few rides that are toddler friendly. The first is King Julien’s Party-Go-Round. A carousel with tall giraffes that have crooked necks, zany zebras, and King Julien. For the very young, there are chariots with benches available on the merry-go-round. The ride still must be accompanied by a parent. The next ride is the Canopy Flyer in The Lost World Zone. The ride lets you ride high up in the sky, zooming over Jurassic Park on the backs of flying dinosaurs, and enjoy the aerial views and cool breeze. Grab a meal at the Goldilocks restaurant, with deliciously homemade seven-spice fried chicken. My son was very attracted to the ‘Far Far Away Castle’s Secret Potion’ that came in the shape of a potion bottle. Lastly, you cannot miss the Shrek 4-D Adventure at Far Far Away, a 3-D animated show featuring Shrek, bouncing seats, air blasts, and water sprays that will make your experience come alive.