2026 SKY RANCH TAGAYTAY Travel Guide • Entrance Fee, Rides & More Attractions!

Sky Ranch Tagaytay has always delighted tourists of all ages. Opened in March 2013, this leisure and entertainment park offers exciting rides and games, along with picturesque views of Taal Lake. Towering above the park is its most recognizable structure and symbol, the Sky Eye, a 63-meter-tall Ferris Wheel.

And there’s more! Brace yourselves, as two more attractions have been launched to make your time here even more fun and colorful. One is a completely new zone called Cartoonville, a vibrant, family-friendly space, featuring an Inflatable Playground, a Giant Slide, and a Gel Blaster Arena. Another addition is Sky Spin, a thrilling ride that, well, spins while sliding back and forth along a curved track.

Whether it’s your first time visiting or a returning guest missing Sky Ranch Tagaytay and planning to come back, here are some of the things you need to know before you go.

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When is the best time to go?

As always, going there on a weekday is your best bet if you don’t want to share the park with a large number of visitors. Mondays to Thursdays usually have fewer visitors, while weekends and holidays tend to be busier.

We visited on a Thursday and didn’t have to wait in line for any of the rides. However, when we went on a Saturday, the park was much more crowded. While not all attractions had long queues, visitors still had to wait for some of the most popular rides, including the Sky Eye. Also note that some rides may not be available on weekdays.

What are the operating hours?

As of writing, the current opening hours are the following:

• Weekdays
  10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  Monday to Friday
• Weekends & Holidays
  8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  Saturday to Sunday & Holidays

NOTE: The opening schedule may change, so it’s best to check the official Facebook Page or contact the management for the latest update and announcements regarding opening hours before going.

What is the admission process?

Make your way to the main entrance where the ticket counters are located. Next to it, you’ll also find a dedicated entrance gate for senior citizens, pregnant women, and PWDs.

1. Admission Ticket. Purchase your ticket at the designated ticketing booths. If you’re part of a group, just may assign a representative to fall in line and buy the ticket on behalf of everyone.
2. Admission Entrance. Present your admission ticket for checking. If you’re visiting as a group, all members must fall in line because each visitor needs to be stamped before entering.

How much is the admission ticket?

In the past, the weekday rate was cheaper compared to the weekends/holiday rate. But since 2021, the park has a fixed daily rate per head, which must be paid onsite.

• Regular: P120/head
• Senior Citizen: P96/head
• Child (11 months old and below): FREE

NOTES:

1. This only covers the admission ticket. Rides and attractions have separate tickets which you can purchase at the designated ticketing booths inside the park.
2. Tickets cannot be refunded, exchanged, or replaced if lost, stolen, or destroyed.
3. Tickets are only valid on the day (or date) of purchase.
4. Re-entry is allowed but you need to present your admission ticket official receipt and stamp. No ticket O.R. and stamp, no re-entry.
5. The admission ticket does not cover access to the Cartoonville zone.

Is there a Ride-All-You-Can ticket?

Yes! The Ride-All-You-Can vouchers can only be purchased online through Sky Ranch’s official ticketing platforms, including Klook! Keep in mind that the admission fee to Sky Ranch is not included and must be paid separately.

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This pass gives you unlimited rides for the following attractions:

And one-time ride for the following attractions:

• Sky Eye
• Bumper Car
• Express Train

NOTES:

1. Again, you can only purchase this voucher online. You can get it from any of these options: SM Tickets, SM Malls Online, Stardeals, and Klook.
2. Terms and policies may change, so make sure to check them as well as the other inclusions.

What are the rides and attractions inside the park?

Before we get to the list of rides and attractions inside the park, here are a few reminders:

• The rates indicated are subject to change without prior notice.
• Some rides are free of charge for children within certain age and height bracket.
• Rides and attractions have age and height requirements. In general, children who are at least four (4) feet tall may ride on their own, while those who are three (3) feet tall and below must be accompanied by a guardian or parent.
• For some rides and attractions, both the child and the accompanying adult must have tickets.

And now, for the main event, here are the rides and attractions, along with their corresponding rates:

Popular Rides

• Sky Eye: P200
• Sky Spin: P120
• Super Viking: P120
• Drop Tower: P120
• Log Coaster: P120
• Carousel: P60

Phase 1 Park Rides

Phase 2 Park Rides

Other Attractions

What is Cartoonville and where is it located?

UPDATE! As of May 2026, Cartoonville zone is temporarily closed for upgrades. Check the official Facebook page for the latest updates and announcements.

Cartoonville is an additional themed zone within Sky Ranch Tagaytay. It boasts colorful attractions and photo spots that kids and kids-at-heart will enjoy. This area is located adjacent to the main Sky Ranch park. If you are facing Sky Ranch, you’ll find it on the far right side of the property. The entrance is through the Sky Ranch’s Phase 2 zone, near the Sky Cruiser ride and the zipline tower.

To enter, you’ll need to purchase a separate admission ticket worth P150 per person. Children aged 11 months old and below may enter free of charge. Below are three main attractions and their corresponding rates:

• Giant Slide
  3x: P150
  Unlimited: P300
• Inflatable Playground
  30 Minutes: P150
  1 Hour: P300
  *Wear a pair of non-slip socks
• Gel Blaster Arena
  Regular: P120
  Extra Large: P150

If you want to experience all three attractions, you can save more when you buy combo tickets. There are two options:

• All-in-One Regular
  P499
• All-in-One VIP
  P799
  With Express Lane Pass (Skip-the-Line)

CARTOONVILLE SKY RANCH TAGAYTAY

Entrance Fee: Regular, P150/head; Children (11 months and below), FREE
Inclusions: Village & Forest Lights, Live Cartoon Shows & Characters Meet and Greet

How safe are the rides and attractions?

The rides have height and age requirements to ensure the safety of all guests.

The park also has its own clinic. Be sure to follow the park’s rules and regulations at all times, and keep an eye on your belongings, especially during weekends and holidays when visitor volume is at its peak.

Where to eat in or around Sky Ranch?

You have a lot of choices for food and drinks. You’ll find several restaurants and food kiosks inside the park. In case you want to know your food options, here are some of them.

Restaurants

Food Kiosks

There are also plenty of dining places near Sky Ranch Tagaytay, including McDonald’s, located across Taal Vista Hotel. You can reach it in just a few minutes on foot via Skywalk.

How to get to Sky Ranch Tagaytay?

The journey from Manila usually takes around three hours, depending on the road and traffic conditions.

By Public Transportation

If taking public transportation from Manila, you need to ride a bus bound for Nasugbu, Batangas. You can either head to the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) or DLTB Buendia Terminal in Pasay. The bus fare from Manila to Tagaytay is P100-120, depending on your departure point in Manila.

Tell the conductor you’re going to Sky Ranch. There’s a big chance the bus will not really pass by Sky Ranch because most buses take Mahogany Avenue, which bypasses a section of Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway approaching Mendez. Instead, they will drop you off at the Petron Gas Station. See map below.

So, you have two options:

OPTION 1

1. Alight at the Petron Gas Station at the Y-junction. Your landmark is The Lake Hotel. Mahogany Avenue is on the right, while the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway continues to the left.
2. Take the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway route on the left, then walk towards Sky Ranch. It’s a 20-minute walk.
    
   Alternatively, you can wait for a jeepney bound for Mendez or Alfonso from Petron Gas Station. However, as of writing, this will only work on weekdays because the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Road transforms into a one-way road (Calamba- or Sta. Rosa-bound) on weekends.

OPTION 2

1. Alight at Tagaytay Rotonda or Olivarez New Terminal. Olivarez New Terminal is the main transport terminal for jeepneys and vans in Tagaytay.
2. Ride a jeepney bound for Mendez or Alfonso. Tell the driver to drop you off at Skyranch. The jeepney fare is P13-14. Note again that on weekends, the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway becomes a one-way road (Calamba- or Sta. Rosa-bound).
    
   Alternatively, you can hail a tricycle (bukyo) and take a special trip to Sky Ranch. The usual fare is P100 per ride, good for three people.
3. Alight at Sky Ranch Tagaytay.

By Private Vehicle

1. From Manila, drive via the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) or the Manila-Cavite Expressway (CAVITEX) and Aguinaldo Highway. Whichever route you choose, you’ll pass through Tagaytay Rotonda.
2. From Tagaytay Rotonda, continue driving through Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway until you reach Sky Ranch Tagaytay.

Turn on your Waze or Google Maps to get real-time directions and the traffic updates.

Where can we park our car?

There are two parking areas available: the Main Parking Area in front of the park and the Annex Parking Area just across the street. Here are the rates:

• Bicycle/Motorcycle: P30
• Car: P50
• Bus: P150
• Overnight/Lost Ticket: P200

REMINDER: Do not lose your parking ticket. Otherwise, you will be charged a penalty fee of P200 in addition to your parking fee. You will also be required to present your vehicle’s Certificate of Registration and Official Receipt.

Are there ATMs inside or nearby?

Yes! We’ve spotted BDO and RCBC ATMs within the park’s premises, particularly at the ticketing booth area. But, it’s still best to bring enough cash in case these machines go offline or run out of cash.

What are the rules and regulations inside the park?

• Re-entry is allowed as long as you keep your wristband with you and it’s on the same day.
• No outside food allowed inside the park.
• Pets are welcome inside the park as long as they wear diapers. However, they are not permitted on any of the rides.
• No illegal drugs, firearms, or deadly weapons.
• Individuals who are under the influence of alcohol or drugs are prohibited to enter the park.
• Follow the park’s rules and regulations.

Where to Stay Near Sky Ranch Tagaytay

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Where can I contact the management for inquiries?

Here are Sky Ranch Tagaytay’s contact information:

• Landline: +63 (2) 8831-7000 local 6347
• Facebook Page: Sky Ranch Tagaytay (www.facebook.com/skyranchtagaytayofficial)
• Instagram: SKYRANCH (@skyranchphl)
• Tiktok: SKYRANCH (@skyranchph)

Other Sky Ranch Tagaytay Tips

1. Wear comfortable clothes and footwear, and bring extra clothes for changing.
2. Bring sun protection, such as a cap and sunscreen. A portable fan can also help, especially during the summer months.
3. Do not lose your admission ticket receipt. You will need it for re-entry on the same day.
4. Make sure your mobile phone is fully charged, or bring a power bank.
5. Do not litter. There are trash bins throughout the park. Dispose of your trash properly.

Tagaytay Emergency Numbers

• National Emergency Hotline
  911
• Tagaytay PNP
  (046) 413-1282 / +63 915 913 7693 / +63 998 598 5603 to 04
• Tagaytay Fire Station (BFP)
  (046) 483-1193 / (046)-471-3747 / +63 942 989 8495
• Ospital ng Tagaytay
  (046) 423-3195 / (046) 483-2160
• City Health Office (CHO)
  (046) 483-0604
• Tagaytay City Rescue (CDRRMO)
  (046) 483-0446
• CSWDO
  (046) 483-0494

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