Last updated: 18 September 2024

Tagaytay City is a favorite weekend getaway destination for many residents of Metro Manila and nearby provinces like Laguna and Batangas. Aside from the cooler temperature, people get to enjoy a wide array of restaurants and places that offer different views of the beautiful Taal Lake. One of these establishments is Sky Ranch Tagaytay.

A leisure and entertainment park, this 5-hectare property offers exhilarating rides, dining places, horseback riding, and a fantastic view of Taal Lake. This is a place where kids and adults alike will enjoy. Aside from being family-friendly, this amusement park is also open to events and gatherings. It has a 2000sqm events area called The Venue that caters to corporate events, receptions, and other social gatherings.

The most notable structure is the Sky Eye, a 63-meter tall Ferris wheel that towers over the site.

For first-time visitors, here are some of the things you might want to know before you go.

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What are the operating hours?

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

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

Note: The schedule may differ during holidays. Please check the official Facebook Page for updates and announcements.

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What is the new admission process?

The admission process is quite simple. You just need to head to the main entrance where the ticket counters are also located. Next to the main entrance, you’ll find a dedicated entrance gate for senior citizens, pregnant women, and PWDs.

• Step 1: Admission Ticket. Proceed to purchase your ticket at the designated booth. For groups, just assign a representative to fall in line and buy the ticket.
• Step 2: Admission Entrance. Present your admission ticket for scanning and verification. For groups, all members must fall in line because each visitor must get stamped.

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How much is the admission ticket?

• Regular Admission: P100/person
• Senior/PWD (w/ ID): P80/person

Notes:

1. You can purchase your admission ticket at the ticket booths located at the park’s front gate only.
2. Entrance fee for children 11 months and below is FREE.
3. Tickets cannot be refunded, exchanged, or replaced if lost, stolen, or destroyed.
4. Tickets are only valid on the day (or date) of purchase.
5. 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.
6. This only covers the admission ticket. Rides and attractions have separate tickets which you can purchase at the designated ticketing booths inside the park. But if you want to save some bucks and time, you can get a Ride-All-You-Can ticket online here: ✅ BOOK YOUR TICKET HERE!

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When is the best time to go?

The best time to go is during weekdays, particularly Wednesday to Friday when there are fewer people. We visited on a Thursday and I got to try all the rides that I wanted to try without burning too much time waiting in line.

The park is crowded during holidays and weekends.

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How to get to Sky Ranch Tagaytay from Manila

By Public Transportation

To get to Nasugbu by bus, you need to make your way to the following terminals:

• PITX. Make your way to the Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX), also called South West Integrated Provincial Terminal. Board a bus bound for Tagaytay, Mendez (a neighboring town), or Nasugbu. This bus will be taking Emilio Aguinaldo Highway.
• DLTB Terminal at LRT Buendia area (near LRT Gil Puyat Station), Pasay City. Board the bus bound for either Nasugbu or Calatagan. This will be taking South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) and Carmona Exit and will pass through Tagaytay.

We were told that one can also catch a bus at Araneta Bus Terminal in Cubao. But we haven’t really tried it yet.

• Travel time: 2-3 hours, depending on traffic conditions. Might be much longer during rush hour.
• Fare: P110-115.

From here, you have two options.

OPTION 1

1. 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 ABOVE.
2. Alight at Petron Gas Station adjacent Mahogany Avenue, opposite The Lake Hotel.
3. Walk to Sky Ranch. It’s a 20-minute walk.

OPTION 2

1. Alight at Olivarez/Rotonda.
2. Ride a jeepney bound for Mendez/Alfonso. Tell the driver to drop you off at Skyranch. The jeepney fare is P10.
3. Get off right in front of Sky Ranch.

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By Private Vehicle

1. From Manila, drive through the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX), then take Santa Rosa Exit or Eton City. Alternatively, you can also take Mamplasan Exit, then enter CALAX.
2. Continue driving along Santa Rosa-Tagaytay Road until you reach Tagaytay Rotunda.
3. From Tagaytay Rotunda, continue driving through Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway until you reach Sky Ranch Tagaytay.

If you use Waze or Google Maps, it will make it much easier for you to get there.

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What are the rides & attractions inside the park?

Here are the rides and attractions with the corresponding rates:

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Best Rides

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

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Phase 1 Rides

Sky Eye Safari Splash Super Viking Drop Tower Bumper Car

Express Train Kiddie Train Rocking Tug >Nessie Coaster

Wonder Flight Red Baron Double Decker Carousel Lolly Swing

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Phase 2 Rides

Sky Cruiser Log Coaster City Rail Mini Viking

Bumper Boat Boat Parade Fun Bike Toy Swing

Fastrak Convoy Bumper Race Bubble-O-Fun

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Other Attractions

• Baby Bumper
• 4D Simulator
• Top Drift
• Sky Rope Adventure
• Playzone Soft Play
• Gaming Console
• XBOX
• Riding Loop
• Zipline
• Walking Animal
• Trampoline
• Playzone Inflatable

Reminders:

1. These rates and availability may change without prior notice.
2. Some rides are free of charge for children belonging to a certain age and height bracket.
3. Rides and attractions have age and height requirements. The usual height requirement for children is 4 feet and above; children three feet and below need to be accompanied by their guardians to ride or participate.
4. Both the kid and the guardian must have tickets for some rides and attractions that require a child of a certain height and age to have an accompanying adult.

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Where can we park our vehicle?

If you are driving your own car, you don’t have to worry about parking space. There are two areas for parking: the Main Parking, in front of the park, and the Annex Parking, located just across the street. Here are the rates:

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

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Are there ATMs inside or nearby?

Yes! We’ve spotted BDO and RCBC ATMs within the park’s premises, but bring enough cash in case these machines go offline or run out of cash.

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How safe are the rides and attractions?

The rides have height and age requirements. These are for the protection and safety of the park’s guests. The park also has its own clinic. Moreover, we need to follow the rules and regulations set by the park and always keep an eye on your belongings, especially during weekends and holidays when the park is buzzing with many visitors.

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What are the rules and regulations inside the park?

• No illegal drugs, firearms, or deadly weapons.
• Individuals who are under the influence of alcohol or drugs are prohibited to enter the park.
• Pets are allowed if they have diapers.
• Re-entry is allowed as long as you keep your wristband with you and it’s on the same day.
• No outside food allowed in the park.

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Where to eat in or around Sky Ranch?

You have a lot of choices for food and drinks. The property houses several restaurants and food kiosks. In case you want to know the roster of food places, here are some of them.

Food Kiosks

Potato Corner Master Siomai Tender Juicy Turks

Belgian Waffle Kettle Korn Cotton Candy

Restaurants

Suteki Japanese Pier at Clawdaddy’s Kenny Roger’s Oh My Greek PH Mama Lou’s Italian Kitchen

Nabe Unlimited Japanese Hotpot Hermana Mang Jose Lechon at Inasal Breakfast and Beyond by Amare

There are also a lot of dining places tucked along the perpendicular alleys on the other side of the road, including Neul Borm Korean Restaurant and AHOY! Mix Mex Match. McDonald’s, located across Taal Vista Hotel, can be reached in just a few minutes on foot from Skywalk.

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Where to Stay Near Sky Ranch Tagaytay

If you decide to stay overnight in Tagaytay and Sky Ranch is your main destination, here are some of the nearby hotels and lodges available on Agoda.

• The Carmelence Lodge. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• The Carmelence View Villa. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• The Concierge at Wind Residences Tagaytay. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• Taal Vista Hotel. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• Hotel Dolores. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
• Summit Ridge Hotel. Check Rates & Availability! ✅

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Search for more Tagaytay Hotels!

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Where can I contact the management for further inquiries?

• Landline: 857-0100 local 1450 & 1653 (Tagaytay); 862-7704 (Metro Manila)
• Email: info@skyranch.ph
• Facebook Page: Sky Ranch Tagaytay

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Other Sky Ranch Tagaytay Tips

1. Wear comfortable clothes and footwear.
2. Bring sun protection.
3. Do not lose your admission ticket official receipt. You will need that for re-entry (for that date only).
4. Have your mobile phones charged full or bring a power bank.

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More Tagaytay Travel Tips

Interested in other attractions in Tagaytay? If you need help with planning a trip bigger than a visit to Sky Ranch, check out our Tagaytay Travel Guide with sample itinerary, budget breakdown and other tips.

✅ READ: TAGAYTAY TRAVEL GUIDE

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Updates Log

2024 9 18 – Updated opening schedule, rates, list of restaurants, and other information
2019 12 23 – First up

Words and update by Asta Alvarez
Photos by Pycan Leynes

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