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With the help of this Skyride Balloon you can enjoy a panoramic 360-degree view of Putrajaya from up in the sky. Being known as the first and largest tethered helium balloon theme park in Malaysia the Skyride Festival Park in putrajaya kuala lumpur is a true piece of enjoyment and attraction for tourists visiting Malaysia. It will surely be a fun experience for you and your family
What to bring home?
To sign an agreement form for rules and regulations, after you buy your ticket, there will be a waiting room for you to wait. You can grab some goodies in the waiting room, there is a souvenir counter.
Other things to do here?
There is also SkyKids Warrior which is the version of SkyWarriors Rainforest Challenge for children aged 4 to 10 years old. There are many other things included, among which is SkyWarriors Rainforest Challenge that, test your strength and endurance in a rainforest-inspired obstacle course. A SkyStage is also available where you can enjoy musical and dance performances.
Getting around.
Take a bus to Putrajaya Sentral. For RM1 per person, buses such as L02, L03, L04 or L05 will stop at Precinct 2 station. If you are driving, just key in “Skyrides Festival Putrajaya” in your GPS. Then just walk across the road to Millennium Monument that is when you will see the big balloon in the air.
Here are some tips which can help you while doing skyriding.
• The gondola can fit up to 30 people but for safety purposes, they only allow 20 people in it.
• Next to the Skyride, there is a free public parking space for you to park your car.
• The admission is priced for children at RM35 (MyKad) or RM65 (non-local) while per adult costs RM45 (MyKad) or RM73 (non-local).
• This balloon is filled up with helium, and operated by machine and hence this ride is different from a hot air balloon.
• Together with the safety form for your own benefits Remember to read the rules and regulations.
• You can enjoy the spectacular night view of Putrajaya and hence the best time to come here is at night. The weather during this time is also more conductive and less windy.
• It takes about 3 to 5 minutes to reach 500 feet.
• Make sure you get your camera ready for the best photos.
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