Things to do in Chocolate Museum

My two children, ages 6 and 9, had such a fun day. If you make a passport, you can get an additional 2 Kijo, and if you use Kijo, you get a 2 Kijo discount, so you can take advantage of Kijo. We decided to go again next time.

The price is about half that of Korea's Kidzania, but there are so many more experiences that I'm 10000% satisfied! There were a lot of groups, but most of them didn't have to wait in line, so from 10:20 to 16:30, we were able to experience everything except a few experiences that the kids didn't want to do. The kids were really happy and had fun. I bought the tickets on Klook and even registered my face photo, so it was convenient because I could enter in one go!

I took my 4th grader, who I said I wouldn't go because it seemed childish, but we canceled all of our afternoon schedules and stayed the whole day. I think the kids would have enjoyed it, and it would have been more fun if they went with a friend.

It was really nice that I could experience it right away or after a certain time because the wait wasn't long even on the weekend. If you make a passport, you can get more or less Kijo, so your child can have fun earning Kijo.

a must activity in KL. Easy to redeem and not crowded as we went on weekday. Suggest child age 5 above for them to understand instructions.

Easy check-in. Nice place for kids to learn about simulation of job experience. It's better if you not go there during school holiday to avoid crowded of people.

It's fun. You can have more diverse experiences than in Korea. So, it opens at 10 and you can have a variety of experiences without waiting until 6, so the kids really like it.^^ We went there three times when we came to Malaysia.^^

I went on Sunday morning and had a great time because there were more cooking experiences and I could do many different activities than in Jamsil.