The Fossil zone has a sandy floor and toy digging tools are kept for children to pretend they are digging for fossils. There are fake fossils in the sand for children to discover.
Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya ticket price includes entry into the museum and access to all the 14 zones at the museum. You can touch, feel and pose with the teddy bears here. This is one of the most unique experiences in Thailand.
the Inca zone represents the ancient culture of the Inca Empire which is one of the largest empires in South America. In this zone you will find teddy bears dressed in typical Inca tribe costumes placed carefully around very intricately designed props and backdrops. These are great spots to pose for insta-worthy photographs. The camel brother and The Lord of the kingdom are at the entrances to welcome you into the world of the Inca tribe.
This section has large sculptures of dinosaurs that walked the planet over 165 million years ago. There are several teddy bears dressed in different types of clothes , placed carefully across the exhibits. There is also a four- dimensional pond which is great to use as a backdrop for your photoshoots.
This zone replicates a site where fossils and dinosaur bones have been dug out. There are teddy bears dressed as workers, as paleontologists, etc. going about digging for dinosaur bones. The floor is made of sand and there are fake bones underneath. There are toy digging tools kept there for children to pretend they are digging for dinosaur bones. The children have a great time digging and they get really happy when they actually find the bones.
This is another simulation zone that replicates the atmosphere of Africa. There are several animal dolls and a model Range Rover car parked here. This zone is a great backdrop for interesting pictures. The bears and different animal dolls depict different scenes. Animal dolls of the wooly mammoth, grizzly bears, gorillas, giraffe, tigers, African lions, elephants, and lots more are kept here along with teddy bears dressed in safari suits. Children can get inside the car and pretend to be in a jungle safari somewhere in Africa.
This section features underwater scenes and brings to you a fantasy world of cities beneath the surface of the sea. The exhibits showcase lovely colorful fishes and different Marine animals. There are giant clams, large pink whales, gigantic blue monsters and many more with whom you can take lots of pictures.
This zone replicates the North Pole region with white snow covering the entire floor and area around. There are igneous rock igloos placed strategically all around the area. The most striking feature of the section is a replica of Leonardo Da Vinci's The Last Supper but this painting is depicted with teddy bears as Christ and his apostles. During Christmas this zone is converted into a typical Santa's workshop. The whole zone is decorated with Christmas decorations complete with a large Santa Claus, a gingerbread house and other festive decorations.
This is also a simulation zone and depicts a scene in space where you will find several teddy bears representing different space and superhero characters. There are the Jedi Warriors from Star Wars, Batman, Superman and many other superheroes the children have loved and cherished over the years.
The dreamzone is the most spacious part of the museum. This section has scenes that have been recreated from fairy tale books. There are tree houses, unicorns, mushroom houses, scenes from the Little Riding Hood, etc. This is also one of the most favorite sections for kids as there are play areas and sliders where kids can have a great time pretending to be part of the fairy tale. There are benches on the side where parents can rest for sometime while the children enjoy their play. There are several teddy bears here dressed in different fairytale kind of clothes from soldier to prince to princess etc. Playing about in the Dream Zone is all included in your Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya tickets.
This zone represents China and the teddy bears here are all dressed in traditional Chinese costumes. There are figures of Giants sleeping Pandas which are used as props for photoshoots. The zone represents the different cultures of China and some monuments of the region.
The European zone takes you to the castles and lush green pastures of Europe. Teddy bears in different cultural costumes of different countries of Europe are placed around the section. This is a fun place for pictures.
This zone is the most exciting and colorful zone of the Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya. It has bright colors and funny props. The best part about this zone is you can actually become part of the scenery when you click your pictures here. Teddy bears dressed as circus clown, or in cool casual etc are placed around this area. There is a park bench with a couple teddy bears sitting, you can share the bench and click pictures with the bears.
This art zone is filled with colorful and creative paintings with teddy bears in different forms. There are pop art style paintings, paintings of Rushmore Valley which are carved as teddy bears faces. The paintings and artworks showcase vibrant colors making this room an excellent place for insta-worthy pictures.
Best time to visit:
The best time to visit the Teddy Bear Museum is in the early hours of the morning or in the evenings. Mornings are cooler and there is less crowd between 9 to 10 am. In the evenings you can enjoy the sunset then step into the Museum. The last entry is at 8:30 pm.
Opening Hours:Daily 9 am to 10 pm
*Location *:Teddy Bear Museum436/49,1 Beach Road,Muang Pattaya Amphoe Bang,Lamung, Chang Wat, Chon Buri20150 Thailand.
The Teddy Bear Museum is located at the North end of Beach Road in the center of Pattaya town. You can reach here by tuk tuk, songthaew or by can via Circular Route that leads towards Beach Road.
By Bus: The Museum falls on a regular bus route and you can board the Baht Buses heading towards Beach Road. You need to get down at Soi 1 Beach Road.
How long should one spend in the Teddy Bear Museum?
It would be best that you set aside 2 to 3 hours to tour all the 14 zones of the Teddy Bear Museum Pattaya especially if you are traveling with kids.
What makes the Teddy Bear Museum so popular in Pattaya?
The Teddy Bear Museum is a unique attraction and the only one of its kind in Southeast Asia. It holds over 2000 teddy bears and the Museum is spread over 2500 square meters. The Museum has 14 different zones depicting different eras in history and regions of the world. The teddy bears are dressed in costumes matching their zones. The bears in the Teddy Bear Museum can be held and clicked pictures as they are not kept in any glass boxes.
What is the best time to visit the Teddy Bear Museum?
The best time to visit the Teddy Bear Museum is in the early hours of the morning or in the evenings when there are less crowds and you can take your own time to explore each zone.
Can we carry outside eatables in the Teddy Bear Museum?
No, Outside food and beverages cannot be brought inside the Museum.
Is the Teddy Bear Museum an indoor place?
Yes, the Teddy Bear Museum is an indoor place with 14 different large zones that depicts teddy bears in different regions of the world and in beautifully designed costumes to match the zones.