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Sky Ranch Baguio

SKY RANCH BAGUIO

Now Tourist and Baguio people can enjoy many rides because “Sky Ranch Baguio” now opens.
Sky Ranch is an amusement park that opened on 8th November 2018. So if you are looking for excitement and fun then just come here.
On weekends you will see much crowed in “Sky Ranch Baguio”.

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Baguio Eyes[/caption]

ADDRESS OF SKY RANCH BAGUIO –

Luneta Hill, Upper Session Road, near SM Baguio city Philippines.
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View from Baguio eye[/caption]

TIMINGS –

Monday to Sunday from 10 AM to 10 PM.

 Sky Ranch Baguio
Ride name with price in sky ranch Baguio[/caption]

ENTRY FEE –

Monday to Thursday = 80 P
Friday to Sunday and holidays =100 P
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Hitender in Sky ranch[/caption]

WHAT YOU DO AND SEE HERE –

RIDES -

  • Baguio eye –

This is a big round tower, where you can ride for 150 Pesos one ride. Its round, 50 meters tall and 45 meters in width. This tower is visible from a far distance. It’s white in color. During your ride don’t worry about hotness because there is AC.
It will take eight Minute to complete one round. It’s moving slow but gives a beautiful view of Baguio city on top.

  • Mini pirate –

It’s a small ship where kids can enjoy the ride. It will cost 50 Pesos per ride.
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Mini pirates[/caption]

  • Flying Bus –

It will cost you 50 Pesos per ride.
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Flying Bus in sky ranch[/caption]

  • Funny swing –

Best for kids and cost you 50 Pesos.

  • Road train –

It’s for 80 pesos for one ride. Both kids and adults can enjoy its ride.

  • Red Baron –

It’s a small plane, where you can ride for 50 P.

  • Lolly swing –

50 Pesos, best for kids.

  • Super Viking –

This is the best thrilling ride in sky ranch Baguio for adults. Super Viking is a giant boat which goes right and left in the air. If you want to take kids with you they should have more than 4.5 feet in height. So come here and ready to scream and shout. It will cost you 100 Pesos for 1 person.
I really enjoyed it, but if you are suffering from any kind of heart problem then please don’t do it. For more thrill just sit in last and second last row.

  • Drop tower –

This ride is another thrilling one first its go up slowly and then suddenly drops and fall. It’s 100 Pesos for one person.
Sky Ranch Baguio

  • Sky cruiser –

It’s like a paddle boat, which will take you around with pines trees. The ski cruiser can easily rotate in every direction and it’s around 15 feet above from ground. 2 people can sit in one cruiser. There is no time limit; you can enjoy the beauty of Baguio meanwhile.
It will cost you 100 pesos for 1 person.
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Sky cruiser[/caption]

  • Double-decker carousel –

This is good for kids and cost 50 pesos.

FUN GAMES –

If you win these games, there will be many prizes you will get.

  • Basketball

  • Ring toss

  • Hangman

  • Hook a duck

  • Stick a card

  • Lobster pot

VIDEO -

https://youtu.be/-hhSO3eYnEA

 

 

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