Lots of things to play, outdoor but with a tile to cover your head! Playground check-in guide

（18/4） It was cloudy that day, and it had rained that night before, so the ground was wet, so I couldn't go to the outdoor playground to unwind, so I decided to go to this outdoor but covered playground. Since the reopening of the epidemic, the playground has adopted the system of distributing tickets in time slots and distributing tickets in morning and afternoon sessions. ~ Registration for tickets will be distributed from 11:30a.m. in the morning for periods from 12:00n.n.-12:30p.m., 1:00p.m.-1:30p.m. and 2:00p.m.-2:30p.m. ~ Register to distribute tickets from 2:30p.m. in the afternoon Periods from 3:00p.m.-3:30p.m., 4:00p.m.-4:30p.m. and 5:00p.m.-5:30p.m. We arrived outside the door around 11:15am that day to pick up our tickets. (Ticket distribution starts at 11:30 a.m. that day) Already seeing a lot of people queuing up ~ It turns out that each session is limited to 16 groups (one group includes 1 large 1), the staff said we had a low chance of getting it. But even though we saw if we had a chance, luckily, we got the 2:00p.m. Then went for a meal and came back in line around 1:50p.m. (Actually, you don't have to come back so early to queue, because you will definitely get in if you register) I saw the afternoon schedule next door~ Wow~~~~ Registration started at 2:30p.m., but there were already quite a lot of people queuing up, and I heard the staff say that the 3:00p.m. time slot was full based on the number of people in line. So the morning hours should be less crowded ~~ There's not much to play inside, but the most attractive thing is this one-to-one big whale. A 1:1 scale blue whale playground designed by renowned Danish children’s playground designer Ole Barslund Nielsenb. Kids can walk into the whale’s body and then go upstairs to play a long slide. In addition, older children can climb from the whale to the upper level also. In addition, the playground has rolls, a fish-shaped climbing frame, a drumming field and a rocking frame. There was also a small slide in the shape of a giraffe, but it was sealed for the day. Warm reminder: ~ Although the slide is long, it is not very slippery and slides very slowly. Therefore, it is best for parents to stand at the slide and watch their child slide, prompting the child to wait for the next child to finish before starting to slide, so as not to bump into other children. ~ Since the whale's belly is black and full, and the outside may not be able to see clearly what goes up inside. If the child is younger, parents may follow suit. Since there is a limit on the number of people, each session is not too crowded, and after each session, there is a half-hour cleaning time, so it is safe to play. ~Whale Garden~ Address: Discovery Park L1   There is another mall event recently:   We passed the Takayama Old Street Food Festival that day, and the antique Takayama Street House reappeared in front of us. There are about 10 Japanese snack stalls selling Japanese specialties, including Takayama specialty Hida beef, Japanese sake ice cream, charcoal grilled snacks, Kanto soup, tamagoyaki and more. Seeing how special red tea plum liquor was sold, other foods were also attractive. However to solve the problem of where to take off the mask to eat after buying. Or buy takeaway to eat home. #parent-child activity #parent-childrend #hkmummyblogger #parent-child #rain-indoor #indoor playground #free playground #discharge #rainy day #mom daily #mother diary #parenting daily #hkmama #hkkids #kidslife #Parents and Children Good Places Guide #Parents Good Places #Exhibition where you can take beautiful photos