I took a lot of pictures, the views are amazing. The roller coaster is also have less damage then the other parks. But some of the games are not suitable for people who are scared of heights. You could make some lovely bubble tea just in 2 ingredients: milk and tea for a great breakfast or you could make a cup of coffee. Ho May Park also has a pagoda, in the outside, you could see some famous heroes that helped Vietnam developed (from 938 to 1700s). The special thing the park has is its park is on the mountains; you could have a ride to the park by a transportation called "cáp treo". It only took several minutes. The only thing is the swimming pool isn't filtered the water and urine at all. And the floor is no good than other pools. But this park, combining with the hotel is great! Suitable for some people who wants to have a hotel that was out of the ordinary in Vung Tau! I can't wait to go to this park for the second time!

It is a bit old and decrepit. 400K per adult ticket (and 200k per child) is a bit steep for what you get. It reminds me of the seaside fairgrounds I experienced as a child 50 years ago. The small children play house is dirty and you have to remove your shoes there so dirty socks are guaranteed. Also, I thought that the horse and trap ride was included in the admission price but the old guy driver charged us an additional 50K dong for the 5 minute ride. The cable car up and down was the only highlight. Overall, don't waste your money. I certainly wouldn't go again nor would I recommend anyone else to waste their money. They should really demolish the place.

good value for money entry includes all rides and attractions a lot to see and do, many food options as well

(Two adults, no children). Semi-modem chairlift belies the rest of the trip. Interesting 7D movie (a mix of bad cartoon v C-grade movie) with moving chairs inside a dome structure. Zipline was fun, so was the tyre slide. Go-karts, archery, paintball, swimming pools. If you have children, make sure they are over 130cm and life will be good. PS. Great views from chairlift and at the top.

400,000VMD buys you a ticket to this amusement park, accessible by cable car. Pros: no crowds, old fashioned, little scenic railway (we did three 'goes'), may 'carish' things to please a nine year old, very pleasant swimming pool, nice view, my daughter loved everything (but she's easier to please than her ol' man) Cons: Anything to do with animals: tank regard for animal welfare, the norm for SE Asia. Worth the money...probably just a yes.

I had time to burn and decided to bring my 6 y.o. here. I wished I knew there was a 20% discount on the cable car ride for seniors as grandparents came in tow but did not bring IDs. The cable car ride was 400,000 VND per adult and 200,000 VND for my child. It feels a bit steep, but once up at the top of Ho May Park, all the rides are free. At the top, there are overpriced trinkets and souvenirs. There is a free shuttle that will bring you to the center of the park or you can enjoy a walk filled with beautiful scenery. When we arrived there happened to be a free magician show just about to start. The magician show was actually pretty good. From there I tried taking my daughter to the various rides. Unfortunately, many of the more fun rides were restricted to 130 cm in height and my daughter is 128 cm. She is a bit a daredevil and felt all the rides made for 130 cm in shorter was quite a bore. They also have zip lining but also sadly or 18 and over only. There was a small water park, the size you may find at a small community park. And good news, if you forget to bring your swimwear, is you can rent swimwear. That was a good way to blow time. Throughout our whole visit, there were minimal other guests in attendance. We walked by hotel rooms that appear quite empty too. Many workers were found sleeping on benches or hammocks they had set up themselves. We stopped by an ice cream stand, but the local worker that tried to help us did not have a key to open the freezer.

Took the cable car to top, smooth ride great view of area. Got a ride to center of park in golf cart, dropped of at stage area with traditional music show , very interesting. Walked around amusement rides , great area for children playing games with family. Watched people on zip lines at top while we explored temple of happy Buddha and caves. There were very few people there when we visited by it would be a good value for a family day out. Weather was warm and windy, very enjoyable.

If you like kitschy, and rides more suited for young kids and young teens, then this is your place. The rides are basic, some where even closed. Not worth the 400.000 VND You can watch our video about this place and Vung Tau on our Youtube Channel - RoamingRebels Vlog 18

We enjoyed our day here, I liked that it was pay 1 fee and the rides inside were all free then.we drove up the park along a nice scenic road. The 5d cinema was very good, go carts next and train ride

The park costs 400,000 VND per adult which is around 23 SGD/17 USD. I had a pretty fun experience in the park, which was enhanced by the friends that I was with. Generally, the place was clean and kept, the rides were maintained, but it has the potential to be even greater. I guess for the price, it’s a good deal. There are stores and vending machines around the park where you can buy drinks and ice cream, there are a few eating places too but I didn’t try them. The park also features a zip line, paintball shooting and many others. However, one issue with the park is that it has an ecological area that includes animals and farms. The area is still in development I think, with how it looks. The animals were not kept in good conditions. Overall, I feel the park needs some improvements but it’s still worth the money to go check it out.

Park is a bit run down but still offers lots of fun for kids old and young. Cable car ride is great. Plenty to see and do.

I came here on a Monday so I guess I couldn’t expect a lot of excitement. The park itself is not bad in a cheesy way but most of the rides and attractions seem to have seen better days. One caught my eye was you can fish there and if you catch anything you can take it to restaurant and they’ll cook it for you for VND80000. Other than that it’s sprinkled with souvenir shops and cafes doing mediocre food. Better off going to the beach!

Spent a day here. It was so old, strange and bad that it became interesting. The cable car ride up to the park was the best part.

Apart from the stunning Views, this is not worth doing at all. Went there yesterday 16th Oct, quiet which was great as I don't like crowds. Everyone of staff on their phones or laying down sleeping. I'd have to pretend to cough as I was approaching rides in order to wake them up. I have a sore back so going on the bumper cars was out for me, although my vietnamese wife and family had a go. They were informed that before it started that you didn't have to wear the seatbelts. Now I at this time was setting up camera to film the event and wasn't taking notice to my wife whom hadn't put her seatbelt on as a result she injured her arm as she got flung from car. Yes it's her fault for not wearing belt, but for the supervisor to say that you don't need to use is more innapropiate and unsafe. Price has increased to 400k VND which is pretty expensive for here. Get similar views from lighthouse Mountain.

- Expensive (not worth the money paid) - Unhelpful staff who couldn’t be bothered and always sleeping or on their phone. - Boring as hell - Hardly anyone around, like a ghost town - Everything looks like they’re not open/working - Low quality rides the only good thing i can say from this place is the nice view from cable car and you’ll always be able to find toilet nearby. we paid 400.000vnd/person for that