Jerudong Park Playground
An amusement park built at enormous cost in the 1990s and once entirely free to enter.
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Jerudong Park opened in 1994 as a gift to the nation, built at a reported cost of over a billion dollars with rides brought in from around the world and no admission charge at all, and Michael Jackson played two concerts there in 1996. It declined through the 2000s as rides were removed or fell out of use, and it now operates on a smaller scale with an entry fee and a water park.
What you actually see
- The scale - a park built at reported cost of over a billion dollars.
- The water park - the section that carries most of the current operation.
- The remaining rides - what is still running from the original installation.
- The concert history - the 1996 Michael Jackson shows held on the grounds.
When to go
Year round. Evenings are cooler and the park operates late. Weekends and school holidays are busiest.
Honest expectations
Much of the original park is gone and what remains is a fraction of what was built. It now charges entry where it once did not. Maintenance across the site is uneven.
Nearby
Bukit Shahbandar is southeast, and the Empire Hotel is north.
What to pack for Jerudong Park Playground
Chosen from what this place is for. Tap a kit for the full checklist.
Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.