Sunway's Lost World of Tambun is a popular family-friendly resort and theme park located in the bustling city of Ipoh. Set amidst limestone hills and natural hot springs, this must-visit amusement park features a variety of rides, hotel experiences, and even a spa!
In any case, here's all you need to know about Lost World of Tambun's ticket prices:
A complete rundown of Lost World of Tambun ticket prices
Given how popular the theme park is, especially during school holidays, we highly recommend purchasing your Lost World of Tambun tickets before the day of your visit. This helps you skip the hassle of lining up for an extended period of time.
As with many attractions in Malaysia, the price of your Lost World of Tambun tickets will vary depending on whether you’re a Malaysian citizen or a tourist.
Lost World of Tambun Ticket Prices and Packages
Package | Price |
|---|---|
Malaysia MyKad Holder - Lost World Of Tambun Entrance Ticket | MYR 95 |
Non-Malaysian - Lost World Of Tambun Entrance Ticket | MYR 140 |
Ticket prices may vary.
Each admission ticket covers entry to all parks and attractions within the Lost World of Tambun.
This excludes specific pay-per-ride activities, such as the zipline and kayak rides in the Lost World Adventure Park.
Pay-per-ride rates
Rides | Price |
|---|---|
Haunted Chambers | MYR 10 |
13 High Rope Course | MYR 100 |
Zip Line | MYR 20 |
Via Feratta with Abseil | MYR 130 |
6th Mile Tunnel | MYR 110 |
Kayak | MYR 15 |
Swan Paddle Boat | MYR 5 |
Boga Cruise | MYR 6 |
Gua Datok | MYR 85 |
Other Lost World of Tambun attractions you can look forward to:
Petting Zoo
Believe it or not, the Lost World of Tambun is a petting zoo paradise, with all sorts of cute critters like adorable rabbits and exotic animals from pythons to hyenas and racoons to camels calling this theme park home. Check out Tarantula Alley to get over your fear of spiders and for some bird lovin', make some feathered friends at Bird Paradise.
Water Park
If you're looking for a splashing good time, or at the very least, to beat Malaysia's sweltering tropical heat, there's always the Water Park to flock to.
Come here for a refreshing dip with waterfalls, tipping buckets, sprays that'll take the heat away, and tube slides for plenty of thrills and spills. Check out the Adventure River, Southeast Asia's longest man-made river, which stretches 660-metres and meanders along caves and greenery.
Tiger Valley
You're in Malaysia, so why not see the country's national symbol, the tiger? Admire these big, beautiful cats (in a safe manner, of course) at the Tiger Valley.
One highlight is the Tiger Feeding Show, where keepers feed these majestic felines daily at 3pm and 4pm - it's also wise to check out the full animal feeding schedule list to make the most of your visit.
Tin Valley
With a nickname of “The City That Tin Built,” it's no surprise that Ipoh is proud of its tin history
Learn all about how this metal built the city from the ground up, with cool antiques on display.
And don't forget to check out the Dulang Tea House, a cafe that'll serve you traditional tin worker meals like how they did all those years ago.
Hot Springs & Night Park
In addition to day-time admission tickets, you can also choose to just visit the Lost World of Tambun hot spring at night where you can bliss out and let your worries melt away.
Hot Springs & Night Park Entrance Fees
Package | Price |
Malaysia MyKad Holder - Lost World Hot Springs Night Park Ticket | MYR 74 |
Non-Malaysian - Lost World Hot Springs Night Park Ticket | MYR 90 |
Ticket prices may vary.
Whether it’s day-time entry or admission to the Night Park, children who are 90cm or shorter in height get free entry.
How to book a ticket to Lost World of Tambun online
Select the date you want to visit the theme park and book your Lost World of Tambun tickets here.
On the day of your visit, print out your ticket voucher and head to the entrance of the theme park with valid proof of identity to redeem your tickets.
Note that all tickets under the same booking must be redeemed together.
Frequently asked questions
What time does Lost World of Tambun open?
Lost World of Tambun Opening Hours
Day | Time |
|---|---|
Monday | 11 am to 6 pm |
Tuesday | Closed (except on school & public holidays) |
Wednesday | 11 am to 6 pm |
Thursday | 11 am to 6 pm |
Friday | 11 am to 6 pm |
Saturday | 10 am to 6 pm |
Sunday | 10 am to 6 pm |
The Lost World Hot Springs & Spa is open daily from 6pm to 11pm.
Pro tip: given the vast amount of attractions (88 attractions spread across 10 themed zones), we recommend allocating a full day to fully explore the Lost World of Tambun and its Night Park.
How should I dress for a day out at Lost World of Tambun?
We recommend dressing comfortably as you will be moving around quite a bit from attraction to attraction. In addition, as you will likely be getting on water rides, we suggest that you bring along appropriate swimwear or an extra change of clothes.
Can I rent a locker at Lost World of Tambun?
Yes, you can rent a multiple-use locker to store your items at Lost World of Tambun. Prices start from MYR 20, depending on the size of your locker.
Locker Rental
Locker Type | Price |
|---|---|
Small | MYR 20 |
Medium | MYR 30 |
Large | MYR 40 |
Does the park provide tubes or other swimming equipment?
The park does not provide any swimming equipment apart from tubes, which you can rent from MYR 18 (including a refundable deposit).
Tube Rental
Tube | Deposit Price | Rental Price | Total Price |
|---|---|---|---|
Double | MYR 10 | MYR 20 | MYR 30 |
Single | MYR 5 | MYR 13 | MYR 18 |
And there you have it, everything you need to know about Lost World of Tambun tickets! All that’s left to do now is to book those tickets and prepare for a day of fun! Oh, and if you're planning to visit over multiple days, it's best to check out one of the nearby hotels to maximise your visit.