Reptiland Adventure Tagaytay
We decided to check out Reptiland Adventure while we were in Alfonso since it was just a short drive from Gingerbread House Tagaytay. It sounded interesting, a theme park in Tagaytay with reptile displays and animatronics. But to be honest, it didn’t live up to what we expected.
The entrance fee was ₱150 per person, which we thought was reasonable. But after walking around for less than 30 minutes, we felt like we overpaid. The park is poorly maintained. The paths were slippery, some areas smelled off, and we even passed what looked like a garbage dump.
There were no real animals, just old animatronic figures that have clearly seen better days. Most of them weren’t working anymore. The statues around the park were worn down and covered in moss. Audrey wasn’t scared, just confused. There wasn’t much to explore.
The mosquitoes were also a problem. We didn’t stay long because of that and the general condition of the park. It’s a large area, and it could’ve been something great, but right now, it really needs serious upkeep.
If you’re already near Brgy. Palumlum for other attractions, you might be curious enough to drop by. But if you’re going out of your way just for Reptiland Adventure Tagaytay, I’d honestly say skip it. There are better places in the area where you can spend your ₱150.
Reptiland Adventure Tagaytay Gallery
Reptiland Adventure Tagaytay Contact Info
Address: Brgy. Palumlum, Alfonso, Cavite
Mobile Number: 0908 866 9724
Email: reptiland2015@yahoo.com.ph
Operating Hours: Monday to Sunday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Entrance Fee: ₱150 for kids and adults
Facebook: Reptiland Adventure PH
I hope they improve the place someday, but for now, I wouldn’t recommend it.
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