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I often go there because I love the retro atmosphere, fun rides, and parades. On fireworks days, it gets twice as crowded as usual, so unless you absolutely want to see them, it's best to avoid it so you can enjoy the attractions more. If you're mainly going for the rides, a free pass is a must. If you usually carry your phone, wallet, and keys in your pockets, I recommend carrying a small bag. There are quite a few attractions, so you'll need to empty your pockets. The Lady Bird Coaster and go-karts tend to have long wait times. I also love the parades, so I always go see them. In February 2026, there was a very powerful woman who came to watch the parade, and we got really excited. There are supposed to be 13 characters at Reoma World, but this might be the 14th character (lol). "Power!!"

I'm posting this because I was so happy with the kind hospitality we received at Reoma Resort Hotel. My child had trouble spinning the capsule machine in the game corner, and it wouldn't spin or dispense any money. I consulted a staff member, who appeared to be a new employee, but she quickly and kindly responded. Later, we also had an error with the crane game (apparently it was an older model), and when I mentioned that, they quickly responded and even provided some wonderful service. My children were delighted, saying the staff were so kind! The facility itself is old, but the kind hospitality of the staff was very satisfying, and it became a wonderful family trip memory. Thank you very much.

This is the largest theme park in Shikoku. I visited with my two elementary school-aged daughters during their summer vacation. They seemed to enjoy the rides, but they especially enjoyed making music boxes indoors. I'd let them try character drawing a couple of times before, but this was their first time making music boxes. I didn't realize they'd had music box and snow globe making experiences before! It was so hot outside, so I was grateful for the indoor activities. Also, the Premium Excellent Chocolates I bought as a souvenir are quite delicious. I'm not usually a big fan of cookies, but the melt-in-your-mouth texture is great.

This is my second time using the park. The last time, my child was still in preschool and we went on a winter weekday, so it was completely empty, but this time he's in elementary school, so we stayed at Ooedo Onsen on a weekday during the summer holidays and went to the amusement park and pool. As expected, it was summer holidays, so even though it was a weekday, the park was packed with people. However, at the amusement park, there were so many people at the pool that we were able to ride the rides with almost no queue, but with the open sky at this time of year, you need to be properly prepared or you could get heatstroke...

I visited for the first time during my third stay at the Leoma Forest cottage, and since it was a weekday about an hour and a half before closing time, it was practically deserted, with only one group passing by every five minutes (almost all hotel guests). Half of the shops and boats were closed, but it wasn't bad or shabby; it felt like a typical large, expensive-to-maintain relic from the bubble economy era that you often find in rural areas (^_^;)... In a good way, it felt like a hidden gem. I might recommend it over Nesta Resort or Legoland, lol.