Isn’t it just crazy hot these days? The sweltering summer heat just made me wish we were back in Tagaytay and reveling in the cold, Christmas-y weather. By the way, I didn’t think I was able to write about our experience at Tagaytay’s Sky Ranch late last year so allow me to relive the fun and enjoyable moments I had with my loves when we went to Tagaytay for a well-deserved break.
Sky Ranch is one of the newest attractions this side of town and a lot of tourists and travelers would make it a point to stop by this lovely place whenever they find themselves in Tagaytay for a quick weekend getaway or for a 3-day holiday with the family. The park is open daily between 8am to 10 pm, and between 10am-10pm during weekends and holidays.
Admission to Sky Ranch is at Php50 {Php80 during weekends and holidays} per head and you can pay for the different rides separately once you are in. Most rides look familiar and you might have encountered them when you visited other theme parks in the country, including the very cool Super Viking {which my little man insist on riding, by the way} and a host of other kid-friendly rides, like the Nessi Copter, the Carousel and the Express Train. We only decided to try one ride, the Sky Eye {Ferris Wheel} since it is the best one that caught our fancy, plus it will be quite an experience to see the rest of Tagaytay from above. The Sky Eye ride costs Php150 per head, by the way. We absolutely enjoyed the ride and took photos while we are up in the sky. It was rather cloudy, and was even drizzling at the time, but we did manage to have a perfect view of the lake and the volcano, as well as of the many people milling about below.
We noticed that there are parts of the park which are still under construction at the time, including a couple of rides and a number of shops. Otherwise, there are just about enough shops where you can buy something to munch on, in case you or your brood gets hungry from too much riding and roaming around.
I guess what sets this theme park apart from other local theme parks I’ve been, apart from the lovely weather, of course, and a generous supply of fresh air and the perfect view of the Tagaytay attraction, is the presence of horses that people can also ride around for a wonderful horseback riding experience. I was planning to let the little man ride, but he was already a bit cranky and sleepy, so I decided against it.
Apart from the enjoyable rides, there are also booths where you can take photos and purchase souvenirs. All in all, I do enjoy our Sky Ranch experience. I just wish there are more new rides for kids and kids-at-heart to enjoy. Will I visit the place again? I most definitely would and would really love to give the Sky Eye another go! 🙂
In case you are planning to visit Sky Ranch to escape this cruel summer heat, check out their rates in this photo I got from their Facebook Page, https://www.facebook.com/SkyRanchTagaytay. And while you are at it, do not forget to check out buypromosonline.com for promo hand sanitizer, something you should always stash in your duffels and backpacks, especially when traveling. 😉
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Beautiful pictures sis. It’s been ages since I went to Tagaytay, you made miss it hehehe.
I hope you can go there soon, sis! 🙂
Whenever we go to Tagaytay – my brother and niece never fail to go to Sky Ranch as well.
Mars, I haven’t visited this place yet. Tomorrow we will be going to Tagaytay just to eat Bulalo (Lol). We are going to skip this first since and we’ll go back when everybody is ready (You know I have a baby and a Kid). 🙂
it really is difficult mars to travel with a bunch of kids, but am sure kuya Jelvin will enjoy it here. Am just not sure if baby Miray will be allowed to ride anything yet, but she can probably ride the ferris wheel! hmm, now you’re making me crave for Bulalo! 😀