Taman Festival Bali
An abandoned 90s theme park in Bali, now a sprawling canvas of graffiti and jungle, offering a unique urban exploration experience.
Highlights
Must-see attractions
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Best Time
Fewer crowds, better light for photos
Taman Festival Bali
Best Time
Fewer crowds, better light for photos
Highlights
Must-see attractions
An abandoned 90s theme park in Bali, now a sprawling canvas of graffiti and jungle, offering a unique urban exploration experience.
"It's like walking around in a video game where there is huge buildings filled with graffiti, covered with plants and vines everywhere."
👟 Wear Sturdy Shoes
The ground is uneven with debris and wild plants. Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are a must!
🦟 Bring Insect Repellent
Mosquitoes are abundant, especially in the overgrown areas. Protect yourself!
Quick Facts
Rating
4.4 · 2,068 reviews
Highlights
Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences
Graffiti-Covered Structures
Throughout the park
Massive, decaying buildings transformed into a canvas for vibrant street art. A photographer's dream!
Overgrown Nature
Park grounds
Jungle reclaiming concrete, with vines and trees weaving through abandoned structures. Eerily beautiful.
Art Installations
Various exhibition spaces
Discover contemporary art blended with the park's decaying aesthetic during special events.
Plans like a pro.
Thinks like you
Planning Your Visit
Embrace the Abandoned Charm
Check for Events & Prepare for Exploration
Best Times
Insider Tips
from TikTok, Instagram & Reddit
👟 Wear Sturdy Shoes
The ground is uneven with debris and wild plants. Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are a must!
🦟 Bring Insect Repellent
Mosquitoes are abundant, especially in the overgrown areas. Protect yourself!
💰 Cash for Entry
Entry fee is typically IDR 20,000 per person. Parking may have a separate small fee.
📸 Dress for Photos
The park is incredibly photogenic. Wear comfortable, aesthetic outfits for great shots.
Tips
from all over the internet
👟 Wear Sturdy Shoes
The ground is uneven with debris and wild plants. Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are a must!
🦟 Bring Insect Repellent
Mosquitoes are abundant, especially in the overgrown areas. Protect yourself!
💰 Cash for Entry
Entry fee is typically IDR 20,000 per person. Parking may have a separate small fee.
📸 Dress for Photos
The park is incredibly photogenic. Wear comfortable, aesthetic outfits for great shots.
🦇 Beware of Wildlife
Inside abandoned buildings, you might encounter bats and dogs. Be cautious.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors are captivated by Taman Festival Bali's unique atmosphere, describing it as a 'ghost town' with immense buildings covered in graffiti and reclaimed by nature. It's a photographer's paradise and a fascinating site for urban exploration. Some note ongoing construction and the presence of mosquitoes and wildlife, advising caution and preparation.
"Even if you - unlike us - don't have a fascination with abandoned structures and lost places, this ghost town is worth a visit. We noticed some land surveying and debris clearing activities when we walked through, so it's possible that the place will be redeveloped. Better visit soon, therefore 👍"
Churrasco Phuket Steakhouse
"It was my second time visiting Bali Festival Park to attend JIA’s curated yearly exhibition. As everyone knows, this used to be an abandoned place, which they have now re-created, re-decorated, and re-laid out with lots of installations, galleries showcasing works from many local artists, international furniture and interior designers, as well as several architectural firms.
I would say it was magical to see how it looked before and how they adapted and embraced the existing building in such a beautiful way! Definitely recommend you visit their exhibition next year!"
cecilia kitti
"A must visit for those who like to explore and admire art. The abandoned theme park is huge with loads of beautiful art everywhere you look. Also a great place to take photos! Expected a quiet and otherwise undisturbed walk with just my partner and I but there is currently some construction being done at the centre that definitely killed the atmosphere. Please bring shoes and prepare for loads of mosquitoes. For inside the abandoned buildings keep in mind there are bats and dogs as well. Entrance fee is 20k per person with a 2-5k parking fee as well."
L.A. Xavier
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
Taman Festival Bali is located near Pantai Padang Galak in Sanur. You can reach it by taxi, ride-sharing app, or scooter. It's a relatively short drive from popular areas like Seminyak or Kuta. 
Yes, there is parking available, usually with a small fee (around IDR 2,000-5,000).
It's a bit of a walk, but possible if you enjoy exploring. It's located near the Sanur port area.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
The entrance fee is typically IDR 20,000 per person for locals. Foreigner prices might vary. It's best to have cash on hand.
As an abandoned site, it doesn't have official opening hours. However, it's generally accessible during daylight hours. If there's an event, check the specific event schedule.
For general exploration, no advance booking is usually required. If you're attending a specific event like an art exhibition, check the organizer's website for ticket information.
While visually interesting, the abandoned nature and uneven terrain mean it requires close supervision for children. Be mindful of potential hazards.
📸 📸 Photography & Exploration
Absolutely! It's a photographer's paradise with its unique blend of decaying architecture, vibrant graffiti, and encroaching nature.
Focus on the graffiti art, the overgrown structures, the vast empty spaces, and the textures of decay. The scale of the park offers endless photographic opportunities.
Yes, be cautious. The structures are old, and there's debris. Watch your step, avoid unstable areas, and be aware of your surroundings.
You can explore many of the buildings, but be aware of potential hazards like bats, dogs, and unstable floors.
🎫 🌿 Nature & Environment
It was originally a theme park, but nature has significantly reclaimed it, making it feel like a jungle-filled, abandoned site.
Yes, due to the overgrown vegetation, mosquitoes are prevalent. It's highly recommended to wear repellent.
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