Abandoned amusement park

Don't let the signs or locals trying to charge you entrance deter this - this place is super cool and such a nice change of pace from the rest of Yangon. It's like a post-apocalyptic dream. As far as we could tell, there were two entry points (we entered through a point on the south and exited towards the west), but both require some fence climbing. One is pretty obvious because the fence is giant and red - the bottom is closed up pretty well but you can climb over. Awesome for some epic photo ops and escaping the crowds. If you're brave enough, you can also climb the old stairs of the rollercoaster which gives you an amazing view of the park. Bring bug spray and watch out for snakes!

Went here today 17/2 gained access from what looked like a bus depot on the left hand corner of the road, we walked up and a local guy didn’t say anything but pointed and there was a little opening to get it, we walked around and this was creepy! We were the only ones in there and you can hear all the crows really does feel like a horror movie, we also had one scary looking dog climb out and start barking at us but luckily think he just got scared and left us. Really good experience you feel like your getting followed it’s got the eerie vibe to it!!

Uno de los pocos lugares a ver en Yangon, y se convierte en un lugar imprescindible de ver y pasar un buen rato algunos juegos aun pueden funcionar, el parque presenta un pequeño mundillo que nos aleja de la ciudad estando en su centro, esta abandonado pero nunca olvidado, la mejor entrada es por el estacionamiento, cuidado que hay gente que pretende que le pagen la entrada pues eso no es valido simplemente entren y vean el lugar que como a mi les fascinara.

Gaining access is pretty simple. Walk along the park in a westward direction showing some interest in the park and you’ll find someone to show you a way in (we paid 1000 a person). Once inside, it’s a pretty cool experience. The rides are haunting and it shows some pretty great urban decay. Not sure how it compares to the other abandoned parks of the world as this was our first but worth an hour or two.

I had to leave after 15 minutes because I was being eaten alive by mosquito think I had 6 painful bites. So especially in raining season don't go around 5 p.m. If you do go bring long trousers shoes and repellent. Entrance is around the place where Google says it is. There are guys showing you where you can go under the fence. It's a beautiful place but it can be realy uncomfortable

A must see if you like abandoned places!! The entrance is a collapsed fence where you just need to pass under it. I strongly recommend bringing shoes not flip-flops because there's weed all around and rusty things and mosquitoes protection because there are quite a few. It's a 1-2 hours visit, depending on you because if you like to take pics you'll find yourself in paradise.

Really cool place. It was storming during our visit which made that place even creepier! Entrance - don't try to sneak in the fance hole from the main road, random people will try to charge you for a fee they just made up. Rather go through the parking lot (or whatever that place is) from the 'V' crossroad and jump over the lower fence.

We tried but failed. Nothing for weak individuals like us hahaha. I really wanted to get inn. We entered from the zoo, but were bitten by so many mosquitoes and defeated by the heat that we decided to give up. Still we saw some through the fence and oh man, a bit spooky

Great place to explore. Still accessible. Where they built that big red "fence" there is a building on the left side. Just jump over the window and do the same on the other side :) beware of the dogs though. Cool place with weird sound from the zoo close-by.

Entry points have been blocked off... There's no longer a low fence you can jump over or any holes in the fence and there are signs everywhere saying "Not Allow". We tried asking the street food stalls along the fence if we could get in and they said no.

Since the coup, this park has sadly become inaccessible. There are a number of men that appear to be camped inside the grounds and who very vehemently claimed that the park is off limits and who would not allow us to remain. Would recommend avoiding.

Dystopian beauty. Fascinating backstory. Entrance through a tiny metal hole in a gate by the bus depot on the corner. I wouldn’t do it without a tetanus shot. Rusty metal everywhere. Lots of mozzies …

Awesome experience. You can still enter the park through the building left to a red gate that is in the south west of the park. There are some dogs but they don’t seem aggressive.