Found this hidden gem of an amusement park thanks to Akidearest and Peter Barakan. They definitely don’t market this place to foreign tourists, and hardly any of the staff speak English. That being said, the staff is very friendly, and this place is very interesting regardless. From the recreated mid 20th-century main street, to the retro carnival set-up, to the retro-style park money that is actually essential in the park (only one of the gift shops and the vending machines take cash), to the trains that travel to, from and within the park, one of which you can fully drive!

This place certainly gives you a real blast from the past. Only downside is that the late winter visit, plus the lack of foreign tourists meant that there were so few visitors to the park it actually felt eerily silent in certain areas. 50s nostalgia doesn’t appeal to everyone, and the tickets aren’t very cheap, but for those itching to see a nostalgic, rosy view of the past, this park may be just what you need.