Dufan is a theme park that offers fun for visitors of all ages. I've been coming here since I was a child, and over the years the park has gone through several renovations and added new attractions. Despite these changes, it has kept its unique character, including iconic rides like the Ferris wheel, which remains a favorite for many visitors. During weekends and holiday seasons, wait times for the rides can be quite long. However, if you visit on weekdays or outside the peak season, the park is usually much less crowded, making it easier to enjoy the attractions without spending too much time in line. Dufan also offers a Fast Track option for those who want to skip the longer queues. If you plan to visit regularly, the Annual Pass is a great option, allowing unlimited entry for a year at a set price, subject to the applicable terms and conditions.

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Visited Dunia Fantasi recently and overall had a fairly enjoyable experience, especially with the Premium access option, which I’d honestly recommend if you plan to visit during busy periods. The Premium pass made the experience much smoother and helped avoid some of the extremely long regular queues for the more popular rides. The park itself has a fun and nostalgic atmosphere with a good variety of attractions for both families and groups of friends. Some rides are still very entertaining, and the overall layout is easy to explore. That said, the experience still feels a bit inconsistent in certain areas. Some sections of the park and a few attractions could definitely benefit from better maintenance and modernization. The weather and crowds can also become very tiring, especially during weekends or holidays. Even with those downsides, the Premium access improved the visit significantly and made it much more comfortable overall. I’d still recommend arriving early and planning ahead to make the most of the day.

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Dunia Fantasi is still a fun and nostalgic theme park, especially if you enjoy classic rides and a lively atmosphere. The park is quite large and offers a good variety of attractions for both families and thrill-seekers. Overall, the ride quality is still acceptable and most of the attractions are in decent condition. However, if you visit on a regular weekend, be prepared to wait. The regular queue lines can be extremely long, and waiting up to 1 hour for a single ride is very common. This can take up a big portion of your day, so planning your time is very important. One important tip: for any water rides, bring or buy a raincoat from outside the park. The raincoats sold inside are much more expensive, and the quality is not very different. This small preparation can save you money and keep you comfortable. In conclusion, Dunia Fantasi is still enjoyable, but the experience can be heavily affected by crowd levels. If you can, try to visit on a weekday or arrive early in the morning to avoid the longest lines.

i'm having 'tsunami nostalgia' because for many years i'm back to dufan ancol 🥹🎢🎠🎡✨ my memories.. all of it, i'm so happy & enjoyed to be here 🤍 even though i'm not trying 'hysteria' and all-time favorite ride, 'ontang-anting' but that's okay because i'm trying the new ride, 'ice age water adventure' and trying the most extereme ride which is, 'kereta misteri' 💀 dude that was 2x halilintar 😭☝🏻🎢 hopefully i will able to comeback to dufan again 👀🤍

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I don’t remember when I visited here last time but I went here twice when I was very small with my parents & other family members & when I was 17 with my parents & my younger brother. It was fun, but not all rides we played, especially we don’t like high & extreme rides at all. We are not that type & not that strong enough. We went to Hello Kitty Zone, Istana Boneka (Doll Castle with a slow ride of water boat inside) Rumah Miring (The Diagonal House), Mirror Maze (Rumah Kaca), some photo spots in the entrance and some specific places inside. Here are some pics that we got but the other pics are in the other phone / stored in the MAC (mom’s work computer).

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