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 Bag of Beans, Tagaytay City Bag of Beans is one of the must visit places in Tagaytay City. I am witness to how Bag of Beans has grown from a small coffee shop to an established dining place that it is now today.  Bag of Beans has also opened several branches along the Tagaytay City tourist stretch with six branches as of this writing. Bag of Beans caters as events venue and is one of the preferred wedding venues in Tagaytay City. Bag of Beans is also now into Bed and Breakfast accommodation. For this particular visit, me and my Family came for lunch. The food is really nice! Of course coffee and dessert after lunch is a must!  It was definitely worth the travel! Photo Credits: Bag of Beans Here is a short video of our latest visit to  Bag of Beans (Main) in Tagaytay City. Here are some photos taken during our last visit to Bag of Beans. This is an alfresco area with Italian theme. This is another side with English County vibe. This is an alfresco area with Italian theme. This is the
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ENCHANTED KINGDOM



Enchanted Kingdom is a Theme Park situated in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. This park is divided into several zones namely: Space Port; PortaBello; Brooklyn Place; Victoria Park; Boulderville; Midway BroadWalk; and Jungle OutPost.

SPACE PORT

Relive the glory days of the American space exploration program of the 1960s at Spaceport. Experience spine-tingling speed and flight like never before on the 11-storey high Space Shuttle, named after the first manned spacecraft designed for reuse. The country's first and only triple loop coaster turns riders upside down six times - 3 times forward and 3 times backwards.

Be a race car driver for the day at the newly opened Kart Trak.

Games

  • Starshop Arcade
Dining / Fastfood

  • Launch Time
  • Domino's Pizza
  • Food Carts
Other Attractions
  • Exodus Ride
  • Kart Trak
  • Jr. Kart Trak
  • Go-Kart ATV
  • Wizard's Tale
  • Sky Wizardry
PORTA BELLO

A replica of Portabello, a place in Panama in the Carribean Sea where the riches of the Incas were shipped by the Spaniards. The sights and sounds of a colorful Carribean atmosphere can be found in this zone which features the giant swing ride, the Flying Fiesta. Portabello is also the site of the park's largest attraction, the Rio Grande - a wet-and-wild adventure that's guaranteed to make you come back for more. And if you'd like a colorfull thrill, you can blast your friends and family with paint bombs at Paintball! Check out the new Catch the new film, "Pirates 4D" now at the Enchanted Kingdom's 4D Discovery Theater! Your whole family will be jumping out of your seats as you see, hear, and feel the action from this swashbuckling 4D film, guaranteed to take you to an adventure in a new dimension!


Dining Outlets

  • Food Carts
Souvenir Shop

  • Treasure Island
Other Attractions

  • Portabello Show
  • 4D Discovery Theater
  • Xtreme Paintball
BROOKLYN PLACE

Take a sentimental journey down the streets of Brooklyn, one of New York's five boroughs, as it was in the 1940's. Reminisce the bygone years of silent movies and slapstick comedies as entertainers parade down the cobblestone street. Escape inside the Rialto, Brooklyn's motion simulator theater which combines sight, sound and movement. Here, one does not merely watch a movie - one is actually in the movie! Catch the Funhouse Express, the electrifying simulator film from Iwerks which takes us through the twists and turns inside a carnival’s funhouse.

Souvenir / Photo Shops

  • Bleeker Street Photography Five n' Dime Emporium
  • Dining Soda Fountain
Other Attractions

  • Broadway Show
  • Brooklyn Show
VICTORIA PARK

Victoria Park welcomes you into the age of Victorian elegance. Inspired by the era of Queen Victoria's rule, entertainers in exquisite turn-of-the-century costumes take leisurely strolls around this charming zone. Here, one can meet and greet the park's mascot, the Wizard, and take a magical ride on the zone's centerpiece attraction, the Grand Carousel.

Souvenir / Photo Shops
  • Grand Era Gifts
  • Victoria Scrapbook Souvenir
Dining

  • Parkside Sweets & Culinary Delights
  • Food Carts
BOULDERVILLE

Discover an era ruled by dinosaurs as you enter Boulderville, a prehistoric cartoon zone designed to capture every child's imagination. Kiddie rides like the Boulderville Express, Bumbling Boulders, Air Pterodactyl, Stone Eggs, Dinosoarus and play facilities such as the Rock Quarry and the Petreefied House delight children of all ages. Dinosaur mascots and puppet shows entertain everyone who sets foot in this area.

Dining

  • Ice Age Ice Cream
  • Food Carts (2)
Souvenir Shop

  • Stone Age Souvenirs
MIDWAY BROADWALK

Coney Island, known as "America's Playground" in the 1930's, comes to life at the Midway Boardwalk. This colorful and carefree zone features the most number of rides: Anchor's Away, Dodgem, Roller Skater, Up, Up & Away, Bump N' Splash and Wheel of Fate. Skill and video games, as well as performances by clowns, jugglers and mime artists, can be enjoyed here.

Dining / Fastfood

  • Feltmans
  • Sips Ahoy
  • Food Carts (6)
Souvenir Shop

  • Harry Houdini's Magic Shop
Other Attractions

  • Steeple Chase Arcade
  • Clown Show
  • Midway Show
JUNGLE OUTPOST

The heart of the Amazon is the setting of the Jungle Outpost. The exciting Jungle Log Jam and the tranquil Swan Lake are the main attractions in this mysterious and adventuresome zone. Be transported to the wild jungles of Central America as fire-eaters, tribal dancers and other ethnic entertainers add life to the place.

Dining / Fastfood

  • Burgers
  • Mexican
  • Food Carts
  • Amazon Grill
Souvenir / Photo Shops

  • Tropics Trading Post Souvenir Shop
  • Jungle Photo
Other Attractions

  • Safari Shootout Game
  • Amazon Hoop Shot
ATTRACTIONS

  • Space Shuttle (Vekoma Boomerang roller coaster)
  • Rio Grande Rapids (Water Raft Ride)
  • Anchors Away (Pirate Ship Ride)
  • Discovery Theater (4D Theater)\
  • Roller Skaters (Mini Roller Coaster)
  • Jungle Log Jam (Jungle-themed flume ride)
  • Flying Fiesta (Swing Ride)
  • CarouselSwan LakeDodgem (Bumper Cars)
  • Wheel of Fate (Ferris Wheel)
  • Up, up and Away (Balloon Ride)
  • Bumbling Boulders (Teacups-Type Ride)
  • Stone Eggs (Kiddie Ferris Wheel)
  • Exodus the Ride (ATV Adventure Trail)
  • Kart Trak (Go-Kart Race Track)
  • Boulderville Express (Train ride)
  • Xtreme PaintballRialto (Motion Simulator Theatre)
  • 7th Portal (3D Theater)
Enchanted Kingdom
Amusement Park: Enchanted Kingdom
Address: Sta. Rosa, Laguna Philippines
Phone numbers: (632) 830-2111 to 16 Local
Official web site: http://www.enchantedkingdom.com.ph/

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