Open Park

Info

Address:

1-1 Hirakata-kumachi, Hirakata-shi, Osaka

Public Transportation:

Keihan Hirakata Park Station → 3 minutes on foot

Car Access:

9km20 minutes from Hanshin Expressway Moriguchi entrance via National Route 1

Phone Number:

0570-016-855

Parking Number:

1100 units / 2000 yen per day

Business Hours

10 to 17 o'clock (different depending on day and time of the week, check required)

Price

Entrance fee 2000 yen, ages 2 to elementary school 1200 yen

Spot Category

Theme Parks and Amusement Parks

More than 35 types of attractions available in the park

"Rose garden" with roses in bloom

Illumination "Light Amusement Park"

"Winter Carnival" where you can enjoy skating, snow play

Pool "The Boon"

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