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Escape Penang – Eco Theme Park, Teluk Bahang

Property News/ 25 August 2011 Leave a comment

Escape Penang, the up-coming eco-friendly theme park located in Teluk Bahang, Penang. Sim Leisure has been granted the approval from local authorities to start the project and the construction work is planned to begin early September 2011.

The theme park would have five components – fun hotel, water park, active park, animal farm and jungle adventure.

For more details, you can visit Escape Penang website.

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  1. syed nizam
    August 25th, 2011 at 04:53 | #1

    so amazing… another proud to the people of penang to bring more tourist around the world and specialy malaysia. Congrat to the one who bring this idea.. we can do more..more.. and more in future…..
    when this project can b ready?

  2. AmazingTeam
    August 25th, 2011 at 09:42 | #2

    Idea is good, but hope the maintanence is good as “eco-friendly”. Teluk Bahang is reserved forest, perhaps the development would not damage the eco life in this peacefull land especially don’t bring-in human “rubbishes” into this zon.

  3. Kck
    August 25th, 2011 at 10:13 | #3

    At last a theme park in Penang, I am waiting so long for Penang to built one.

  4. Economic Crisis
    August 25th, 2011 at 23:13 | #4

    Eco Theme Park? End up will like Bukit Merah that kind of park, can’t maintain….People only visit once and never come again…..Build one Disneyland at Seberang Perai or Bukit Mertajam i will put a thumb up for Penang! Or build a theme park on Jerejak Island or how about make it a Disney Island theme park? Johor will build 3 theme parks on their Iskandar Project and they will get one soon next year for Legoland. Penang? Wait long long la….

  5. KC
    September 1st, 2011 at 10:33 | #5

    Is good for Penang Island to start up the 1st ever Eco Theme Park, Congratulation and Keep It Up.

    I agree with “ECONOMIC CRISIS” mention People Only Visit Once BUT there are more people from foreigner as well as domestic residents.

    The different between Johor and Penang is One is Isolated Island (Nature of Seaview and Forest) and another is Mainland (Big pieces of cake and a lot of room to grow) . So, in term of economy, scarcity in land will push the cost of building even higher, they can’t afford to waste any single square feet in Penang Island.

    Penang is following the footstep of Singapore as well as Hong Kong, there maybe overprice scenario but what surprise is many foreigner perceive it as undervalue in term of Property Price and Currency. So…………. That is still a lot of Mega Project launching in Penang.

  6. Molalu
    October 24th, 2011 at 21:39 | #6

    The idea is great, but I foresse a big issue with the present road systen leading the visitors all the wauy through the narrow roads of Bt. Ferringhi.
    How to cope with this?

  7. Penanglang
    October 25th, 2011 at 13:30 | #7

    I think that is the only way… make be got speedboat from gurney? :)

  8. Jeff
    October 25th, 2011 at 16:55 | #8

    There is a plan to construct a new road connecting Tg Bunga to Teluk Bahang. If I am not mistaken, this road would start from the old Tg Bunga road, link to the Permai/TAR college site, then cut the hill all the way connecting to Teluk Bahang. Quite an agressive plan if you look at it from google map, I wonder how they gonna make the connection from Permai to Teluk Bahang to happen, all covered with hills basically.

  9. ariffudin
    November 15th, 2011 at 23:19 | #9

    It wud definitely make Penang a must destination among the tourists. With the Penang 2nd bridge, traffic to the island wud be smoother. The airport is being upgraded and Penang wud be a better place to visit for vacation.

    My concern wud be the heavy traffic to reach this theme park. Cant imagine how the traffic has to crawl along the Batu Ferringhi winding roads. What wud happen when there’s an accident or during heavy downpour.

    Special boating services for the tourists shud be provided at reasonable price and of course, safety of passengers shud be a priority. The BF roads shud be upgraded and better lighted at night. Traffic control during peak season shud be in place during peak season.

    The new road as planned shud be realised early. Make sure, anything that is done shud reflect world class or we may lose out to Singapore/Thailand as tourist destination.

  10. J&J
    November 16th, 2011 at 00:26 | #10

    Lost out to Sinnapore long time ago.Can’t imagine there are a few still
    dreaming of comparing Penang to Singapore.

  11. jt
    November 17th, 2011 at 02:01 | #11

    why do we need to compare PG wt SG? Why do we need PG to become heavily developed like another SG?

    tourists are attracted to PG for the relative availability of nature and beaches, and heritage buildings. trying too hard to become another Singapore will drive tourists away, and we will certainly lose out in any competition against Singapore to mimic them, as they have more financial resources and name.

    Best we capitalize on preserving our nature and heritage which is what draws tourists in, and what Singapore doesn’t have. Blue ocean strategy…

    ps: its only a 2 lane road for the next 15km from tanjong bungah to telok bahang. not feasible to build a road inland as there are too many hills and steep slopes. enjoy the jam

  12. Buyer
    November 17th, 2011 at 09:07 | #12

    “Why do we need to compare PG wt SG?” No comparison no improvement.
    A country develops when it progresses.

    Yes,do not compare M’sia to S’pore. If you want to, M’sia is no where
    compare to S’pore. By the way “Eco Theme Park” with only jungle,
    water and animals also cheaper to realise.

  13. wai2
    November 17th, 2011 at 09:33 | #13

    Don’t underestimate ourselve. Is it be happy to look down ourselve? or just blindly chase for “developed Country” but our mind still 3th world country. Malaysian have it own strange only goverment didnt maximize the resource or wasted it. :)

  14. Buyer
    November 17th, 2011 at 09:45 | #14

    It not a matter of underestimating or happy to be so. We have people
    comparing Penang to S’pore. Don’t praise ourselves, nothing to feel
    proud.

  15. wai2
    November 17th, 2011 at 10:08 | #15

    Since you think Singapore is better, I could suggest you migrate to Singapore. In this world got 2 kinds of people. First one is always complaint and doing nothing, other one is come out with solution and react. If you don like you current situation you couldn’t have better achievement in your career our life.

  16. condomana
    November 17th, 2011 at 10:32 | #16

    singapore?? what can you get there?

    1) Penang food better than Singapore’s

    2) Penang attraction better than Singapore’s

    3) Penang beach is better than Singapore’s

    4) Mentality of Penangites is better than Singapore’s (Kiasu)

    5) Talents come from Penang (Lee Chong Wei and etc) and Singapore mostly import from “Ang Moh” Country and claim themselves good

    6) Friendly environment as we can see Penangites brings their family(uncle auntie) to hang around, shopping during weekends , while singaporean just keep their parents in old folks home.

    Please think before you speak, by 2020, Penang will complete another mega project to solve the traffic issue

  17. Buyer
    November 17th, 2011 at 13:03 | #17

    Do you know what we are talking about ? I guess you still living under
    a coconut shell. What attractions Penang has ? How many international
    flights Penang Airport handles in a month ?

    What is the ranking of Penang compare to S’pore in term of tourism,
    tertiary education,airport facilities,economy, transportation, cleanliness
    and corruptions etc.?

  18. condomana
    November 17th, 2011 at 16:43 | #18

    Buyer, straight to the point, atleast Penangites doesn’t send their parents to old folks home. That makes every single penagite, Malaysians proud of it. What else is better than ethics dude? I listed 6 things that Penang beats Singaporean with facts.

  19. Buyer
    November 17th, 2011 at 17:49 | #19

    ariffudin :
    It wud definitely make Penang a must destination among the tourists. With the Penang 2nd bridge, traffic to the island wud be smoother. The airport is being upgraded and Penang wud be a better place to visit for vacation.
    My concern wud be the heavy traffic to reach this theme park. Cant imagine how the traffic has to crawl along the Batu Ferringhi winding roads. What wud happen when there’s an accident or during heavy downpour.
    Special boating services for the tourists shud be provided at reasonable price and of course, safety of passengers shud be a priority. The BF roads shud be upgraded and better lighted at night. Traffic control during peak season shud be in place during peak season.
    The new road as planned shud be realised early. Make sure, anything that is done shud reflect world class or we may lose out to Singapore/Thailand as tourist destination.

    Tourists attractions or destination, How many tourists “Lee Chong Wei”
    brought in ? How many tourists came to Penang because of better food ?
    How many foreign tourists came to Penang dirty beach ?
    The mentality of Penangites brought in how many tourists ?

    Luckily you’re not a lawyer by profession, if not all of the clients that went
    to you will be found guilty by hanging.

  20. condomana
    November 17th, 2011 at 18:31 | #20

    Buyer, Penang is just a state, Singapore is a city and also a country, are you comparing a terrace and a condo? If Penang is better than Singapore ENTIRELY, then what else did Singapore left?

    The point that I pointed out is the advantage which Singapore is nothing better than us (Penagites).
    You’re not able to pin point any facts as well too.
    I bet you’ll only be able to get a store-room sized apartment in Singapore, if you have Singapore friends, do Invite them to my house’s toilet which is 700 sq ft = as big as their studio / house. I’ll get their whole family to stay in my toilet.

  21. Buyer
    November 17th, 2011 at 19:52 | #21

    Ok lah, Penang better, I also live in Penang. Penang also has many,
    many traffic lights. These two things you cannot argue. S’pore has
    two casinos and Airbus 380. Don’t tell me MAS also has.

  22. Primeroist
    Primeroist
    November 17th, 2011 at 20:21 | #22

    OMG… Buyer is not a Singaporean? Gosh!!!

  23. ling
    November 18th, 2011 at 00:13 | #23
  24. CK
    November 18th, 2011 at 01:00 | #24

    Buyer you damn farny… It happen that 1 casino belongs to uncle lim la….

  25. Buyer
    November 18th, 2011 at 09:05 | #25

    I am talking a about the “NUMBERS of casinos” and not who owns it.
    It’s really funny when you’re talking about a certain subject somebody
    comes in and says another thing.

    Later somebody will say hey,most of the employees also from Penang.
    We are talking about “Tourists attractions or destination”.Understood
    the words and meanings before commenting or to state your facts.

  26. condomana
    November 18th, 2011 at 09:27 | #26

    Buyer, you’re like a joke, now you’re comparing 2 casinos and airbus 380? Let me tell you, Malaysia owns the biggest airport in the world. And 1 casino belongs to a Malaysian.

    You’re just another Kiasu dude with no sense and facts, please get up right before you speak here

  27. Buyer
    November 18th, 2011 at 10:21 | #27

    Read and understood ‘All’ comments first but if your “English” is poor
    you can say anything and everything without knowing your mistakes.

    “Malaysia owns the biggest airport in the world”where did you get this
    info ? Just a few hours flight only, have you heard of a place call
    “HONG KONG”? Go and see for yourself is your KLIA is bigger than
    Hong Kong Airport ?

    May be you can also go to S’pore which is nearer to have a look.Do you
    know how big is “Changi Airport” ? Just by common sense, the volume
    of air traffic and passengers it handles will tell how big the airport is.

    What sense and facts do you have ? You can’t even understood what
    you had read ? What do you call your yourself ?

  28. Commentator
    November 18th, 2011 at 10:26 | #28

    Lets face the fact. Singapore is already a developed country, and Malaysia (of course including Penang in this case) is at least 30years lagging behind in terms of development. From all social aspects, incluidng infrastructure, security, welfare, healthcare, and education system, Malaysia is not anywhere near match to Singapore’s Standard.

    Penang is depending heavily on Manuafcturing and Tourism on the economic perspective, and also promoting the rich in culture (people, foods, buildings etc), and heritage status. However these are what the under-developed country are doing and selling urrently such as vietnam, cambodia, thailand, and Indonesia. Sad and Nothing to proud of, we know where we are and who should we be comparing to, Singapore is definitely not an apple-to-apple comparison.

    We have to accept the facts not all people are keen in Malaysia to make this a developed country like singapore, neither involved nor interested to make this happen. Go and talk to those living around kampung, they just want to have a peaceful life, with continuous support and supply given from government, thats the primary. The rest of factors such as who rule the country, corruption, transparency, effeiciency, are just secondary or none in the priority list. These people form the majority of population in the country.

  29. Buyer
    November 18th, 2011 at 12:52 | #29

    The problem is the ruling party BN has succeeded in lying to the people
    especially rural folks, how great this country and great infrastructures
    M’sia has.

    If you take note all projects which they intend to do will be 5 to 10 years
    later but they will start saying it now and when completed,it will be another
    5 years late.

    One good example is the North-South highway.By the time it was completed,
    not able to cope with the heavy traffic. So are you going to say M’sia has the
    most advance highway ? Is Petronas Twin Towers the tallest building ?

  30. Primeroist
    Primeroist
    November 18th, 2011 at 15:40 | #30

    From all the deficits Penang has compared to Singapore,… wonder why Buyer live in Penang and not in Singapore?
    Care to share any positive point that might even the odd?

  31. Buyer
    November 18th, 2011 at 16:13 | #31

    Are you saying that even though Penang lost to S’pore in every aspects
    in reality,one must say Penang is better than S’pore to qualify to stay
    in Penang ? No wonder M’sia is lagging behind all these years with these
    mindsets.If I say China is bigger than M’sia,do I have to stay in China ?

  32. ms
    November 18th, 2011 at 16:51 | #32

    I share the same perception as buyer. I have been offered a Singaporean Citizen once but I rejected. Reason is clear, yes, singapore does provide a better sense of living and quality of life, but “it is not my HOME”. Malaysia provides the homegrown soil, established strong link of relationship since childhood, the living environment which you love about – the food, the people for example, those are irreplaceble. Not to deny Singapore is a much developed and liveable place as compare to penang, but it is not a place that i should call Home. I spent some of my time in Europe countires such as Germany and switzerland before, these places are comparable to singapore in terms of development, but offered much better quality of life. You get to own a court-yard home, free education life-long, less stress in work, weekend getaway and long holidays. But do i want to stay there, no, I still want to come back to my “Home” malaysia. So why bother to compare Penang with Singapore or anywhere else? Why heck care if the foreigners or tourist interested to come Penang? Lets love our Penang and Malaysia and make it a better place together. Please ask yourselve what can you contribute first.

    Back to this theme park, I think it has all the reasons to be suuecssful, and lets support it. As for the Penang property, I already own a few, and i intended to pass to my children in the future.

  33. Primeroist
    Primeroist
    November 18th, 2011 at 16:53 | #33

    :).. I thought only frog can jump :)

  34. Buyer
    November 18th, 2011 at 17:08 | #34

    Monkeys with a little bigger brain than frogs can swing and jump but frogs
    can leap, for your knowledge.

  35. Primeroist
    Primeroist
    November 18th, 2011 at 17:15 | #35

    @ms
    ms, finally some sense I fully agree. We all knew where we stand compared to SG and not to mentioned other countries sharing borders with Malaysia.

  36. Primeroist
    Primeroist
    November 18th, 2011 at 17:24 | #36

    Hmm, Monkeys jump eh?… thanks for the knowledge :)

  37. Buyer
    November 18th, 2011 at 17:31 | #37

    Are you sure you understood ?

  38. ttbh
    November 18th, 2011 at 17:34 | #38

    About the road-widening project from Tg Bunga to Teluk Bahang which just been announced by CM recently, anybody knows whether this to be done on the existing windy coastal road, or another one? I am very curious to find out, and I believe that this would help to bring up the value of property price in BF and perhaps TB which all the while facing the trouble of accessibility.

  39. Primeroist
    Primeroist
    November 18th, 2011 at 17:38 | #39

    Such as a great Teacher… sure understand

  40. Buyer
    November 18th, 2011 at 17:53 | #40

    Fast learner but with a lengthy explanations needed.

  41. Na Keat
    November 18th, 2011 at 22:20 | #41

    @ms
    You got to vote wisely in order to call this piece of land ‘a home’, else, no hope.

  42. Na Keat
    November 18th, 2011 at 22:21 | #42

    Build a theme park on national ‘reserve forest’, don’t it will destroy the green nature? Please stop this stupid idea.

  43. condomana
    November 22nd, 2011 at 11:39 | #43

    @ms

    i fully agreed on what you said above, you gain my respect.

    Atleast Malaysians / Penangites doesn’t send their parents/grandparents to “a place where old people gathers” which is commonly used by “some neighbour countries” with the reason of “too busy to go to work”

  44. condomana
    November 27th, 2011 at 09:12 | #44

    Malaysia = a place where you feels like home, where the passion and happiness are shared within families, elders, and all.

    sg = a place which is “so-called developed” , elders are sent to “a place where old people gathers, with the reason of “busy with work”

    that’s the difference, the culture and the value where real people truly treasure, priceless.

  45. TL
    March 22nd, 2012 at 22:32 | #45

    With this theme tourists will stay 1day longer. Average 2-3days trips become 3-4days in Penang. So, the income will from tourism will also increase. Keep it up! The other thing should improve is the public transport.

  46. Pilipalak
    April 13th, 2012 at 14:53 | #46

    Anybody care to share what is the latest development for this theme park?? There are simply no news at all & their own website don’t even mention any latest update.

  47. anakPenang
    April 27th, 2012 at 15:34 | #47

    I think Penangites wld be very happy if it is a successful project. At least, there are ppl who don’t just build luxury hses and condos. But, i hope it is not on the national reserve forest. Else, they only take an advantage on penang’s beautiful hills.

    @ms, yes. totally agree with u. we dont hv to compare with SG. but still, so many malaysians who dream of being singaporean.

  48. anakPenang
    April 27th, 2012 at 15:39 | #48

    Just the site looks nice but no information inside. i’m afraid its another malaysia project who able to BUILD but can’t MAINTAIN.

  49. Ah Qua
    Ah Qua
    April 27th, 2012 at 20:08 | #49

    We’re all living in Malaysia to make it a better place. If it’s not for us, then at least do it for our children. Also, vote wisely! The election is drawing near.
    As for the theme park, hmmm…seems like they’re deforesting to make way for an eco-theme park? Malaysia Boleh! :p

  50. BTFerringhiResident
    June 4th, 2012 at 17:21 | #50

    I am living in Bt Ferringhi, Every PH, Saturday and Sunday the Batu Ferringhi road jam heavily. The Jam are concentrate in 2 area. In front of Boon Siew Bungalow and Miami Beach. Why, because not enough parking and people start to park beside the main road and make it from 2 lane into 1.5 lane. Worst is no traffic police around to help. The jam ussually queue until in front of maybank tanjong bungah and in some worst case. until penang swimming club. With this jam, it now take about 45 min to Batu Ferringhi from Tanjong Bungah instead of 5 minutes.

    I really love to have a Theme Park in Penang, But to built a Theme Park in Teluk Bahang without a new Highway is going to cause a massive jam for people like us living in Batu Ferringhi. Please built the new higway first before you open that new Theme Park.

    Have a heart.

  51. Crazy dog
    June 4th, 2012 at 19:55 | #51

    Ok DAP will happily build highway for you as this is the only thig they know. Build build build without planning

  52. crusher
    June 18th, 2012 at 13:04 | #52

    Well you want to know the developement of the park i was with the company that is doing the park….First let me say that is not a park that i would take my kids too, there were so many corners cut when building that it not safe at all to my standards…..
    They were pushing so hard to get open by July 1st had to over look safety of patrons..
    As being ECO park WHERE??they compleaty destroyed the river bank on the river side of the property not to add all the cutting of the mass amounts of trees on the site also how is this ECO frendly??
    Open date is now Sept 1st..
    To all watch your step at escape..

  53. J & J
    June 18th, 2012 at 14:46 | #53

    @BTFerringhiResident
    @Crazy dog
    There will be no highway but additional traffic lights installed.

  54. Zoo
    June 18th, 2012 at 15:16 | #54

    unfortunately,The theme park didnt include a world class zoo ,like singapore one.

  55. condomana
    July 6th, 2012 at 11:47 | #55

    Zoo :
    unfortunately,The theme park didnt include a world class zoo ,like singapore one.

    We got a lot of Zoo, Taiping Zoo, Zoo Negara.

    You do not expect all in one(Penang) right?

  56. GooGooJiao
    July 6th, 2012 at 12:21 | #56

    @condomana
    Penang got zoo is it no good now? All thing in penang is it no good? Are you penangite? Please la, if not penangite and do not support penang development, blah !!!

  57. AY
    July 6th, 2012 at 12:51 | #57

    We come to Penang for the sun and beach. Zoo or no zoo…no difference lah! Now got Theme Park, lagi best !

  58. condomana
    July 6th, 2012 at 14:19 | #58

    @GooGooJiao

    from Penang but did you been to tokong ular, did u go to bukit bendera?did u go to butterfly farm?did u go to toy museum?did u go to the aquarium?

    if you have not been to these, then stop talking about dreaming for a zoo

  59. Docvirus25
    July 18th, 2012 at 09:48 | #59

    There is nothing ECO / Environ Friendly about building a theme park in the forest reserve area on a hill slope ok? Furtheremore, there is the teluk bahang dam nearby. I’m a penangite and loved every bit of penang but i think this ECO park idea is a disaster in making. Build an ECO park in the seberang prai level ground area as suggested by “Economic Crisis” would be a better option rather than balding out the hills in penang island further.

  60. gangnam
    September 29th, 2012 at 13:06 | #60

    Wait for Batu Kawan theme park.

  61. Racheal
    October 18th, 2012 at 17:14 | #61

    Check out www.escape.my
    Is OPENING SOON!!!!!

  62. Ah Dog
    November 4th, 2012 at 00:09 | #62

    Today’s news saying Legoland in Johor is a great success, how true, let’s open our eye and see. But this Eco park, really no eye see! Penang want to be a world tourism spot? Please, at least build a world class theme park like Universal Studio (but Singapore has one already); Disneyland, Sea World, Six Flags Adventure Park, etc.

  63. Mdm
    November 4th, 2012 at 11:13 | #63

    I beg to differ. Penang needs something different, something niche. Universal Studio, Disneyland, Six Flags are just a bunch of roller coasters.

  64. Mdm
    November 5th, 2012 at 22:39 | #64

    Opening Nov 7 if you are not aware. 😀

  65. Tigana
    November 16th, 2012 at 20:35 | #65

    I agree with the people who say, we should not be like Singapore, we can create our own uniqueness. There are many type of tourist in the world. The party lovers go to Thailand. The “gamblers” go to Singapore. The nature lovers go to …. Penang!

  66. Compare
    November 16th, 2012 at 21:38 | #66

    @Tigana

    If M’sia wants to be like Singapore also no way in every aspects. The
    “gamblers” go to Genting and the backward thinking brains go to Penang.

  67. caretaker
    December 6th, 2012 at 18:06 | #67

    when all components of the themepark is complete, it will have a waterpark,activepark animalfarm, jungleadventure that sounds all very exciting & not to forget the funhotel that should really be most fun…not to mention…scary & creepy….since its next to the chinese cemetary

  68. lim
    December 7th, 2012 at 15:03 | #68

    like that penang will have a all-in-one-themepark mah…ie waterpark+activeprk+jungleadv+
    animalfarm and can also have haunted hotel…like in disneyland lor.

  69. Rick
    December 9th, 2012 at 23:26 | #69

    Dear all, to be honest as a penangite I am happy to see the developments in pg for the past 5 years. My properties value increases in the island and mainland. And life is getting more exciting and attractive. Of course we may remain to stay and rest at home.

    Let’s don’t compare a state with a country but there is no harm to learn and benchmark others’ successful projects and strategies. I am looking forward to see the water theme parks in the island, also eager to see the development of southbay at second link as I do invest there too :)

    Also wanna to see the upgraded Pisa which with sky garden if I am not mistakenly. Is it in progress now? I am also excited to know there are more concerts in Penang. As a city we need more colorful life on top of our super yummy food but getting too exp by looking at the serving. One thing we may not realize, they are many Singaporeans visiting Penang lately, other than the developments and food, never forget air asia to convey tourists to pg. the new upgraded pg airport is much impressed than before despite still small. Clean, air conditional with reasonable price is another good afford.

    It is not easy to develop a state without full support from
    Central government and hence i would suggest we all should view all the projects positively. Of course we can voice out our point of view but should not criticize it. If we are smart enough why not we suggest what should be the development instead?

    Fyi, JB hs build 2 free expressway to link the whole islandar. Infrastructure was one of the main keys to make me own my first property in JB. But can Penang state gorv afford to build a expressway timely with limited support?

    Lastly i am looking forward to visit escape this coming cny.

  70. ahbeng
    December 10th, 2012 at 13:40 | #70

    typical comments coming from an opportunistic capitalist or in other words “the haves” but what about the true penangite, the person on the street, “the have-nots”, those hoping and cringing that those in power come through for them and not just serving those with money and hidden agendas

  71. Rick
    December 10th, 2012 at 18:27 | #71

    Btw I am a penangite but was away for years yet I back to my lovely hometown pg at least twice a year to enjoy. Just to honest, if pg becomes a dead town, how many of us will stay still? Even of we can survive with simple life but can we survive with low saving (never mention those with limited income)? We may be able to survive with simple life but are we going to give our next enervation with simple education and eventually lost their competitive power to others, this could mean those from other cities in Msia… Don’t forget ppls are very mobile and realistic now. We have to face it even we choose to avoid it though.

    To be honest I like Penang not only because of it’s food and people, but also it’s scenery and heritage. We need to maintain these while transforming into a world class city. These will make this city more attractive and unique.

    I like and amazed with what the current state gorvement has been doing for the past 5 years or more and looking forward for more of these great jobs. Btw I remember there was a proposal for monorail or such. In my opinion I don’t think we real ready to have it in our lovey pg yet. Until we hit a mil of population be it in the island or mainland respectively, we are not ready for it. As the traveling cost will be sky high due to under utilization and high running cost. And adequate bus and taxi services is necessary to comprehend it. Now i do see very positive improvement from bus service but still a long way for cab service. Cab fare and no of passenger is a chicken and egg game. Without a reasonable and affordable fare, guess ppls with drive, or ask your family to help, even your fren. Guess this sound very common to most of us. Of course never forget cab cleaniness /condition and drivers with the right attitude is equally important too.

    Let’s work it out together and make own home city a better, nicer, cleaner and more developed city without losing charm of its unique culture and/or heritage. As mentioned very feedback carries its value.

  72. Mars
    January 14th, 2013 at 17:06 | #72

    Cannot compare penang to singapore… do you think penang can really catch up the pace of singapore? Compare penang to singapore, we have the beauty of nature… its up to us to preserve it.. you can have the beauty of technology in times… but you will not regain the beauty of nature after you lost it, unless you build something natural, which I don’t think it can be compared to the real nature. This theme park let us enjoy in nature, which it has been using the building material like woods.. You should be happy that this theme park has been build… if you want a modern theme park, then just go to the place that have it, or BUILD IT YOURSELF, don’t complain so much

  73. penangites
    May 1st, 2013 at 07:30 | #73

    Few months ago there is an accident cause a person died and the theme park have cover the issue with a big amount of compensation fee. As some of the building n equipment are not safe as the company have ignore the safety requirement.. Those who want to go really need to think abt it as its not worth for the risk.

  74. Truth
    May 1st, 2013 at 11:34 | #74

    @Mars

    For those who love the beauty of nature, why live in Penang ? Live
    in mainland far away from B’worth. You can have everything in a theme
    park, its just that this concept is the “CHEAPEST”.Just admit it,we can’t
    do it.

  75. condomana
    May 1st, 2013 at 12:28 | #75

    Hi Truth,

    What about those who appreciate the beauty of the hills and the seas, and yet value the convenience of modern living and the importance of good schools, safe neigbourhood and quality medical care?

  76. Truth
    May 1st, 2013 at 13:32 | #76

    @condomana

    Don’t worry about the sea and hill,we have a mountain range stretching
    from the North to South and a long coastal line. So for those who love
    nature, you can choose where you want.

  77. vv
    May 1st, 2013 at 20:14 | #77

    Economic Crisis :
    Eco Theme Park? End up will like Bukit Merah that kind of park, can’t maintain….People only visit once and never come again…..Build one Disneyland at Seberang Perai or Bukit Mertajam i will put a thumb up for Penang! Or build a theme park on Jerejak Island or how about make it a Disney Island theme park? Johor will build 3 theme parks on their Iskandar Project and they will get one soon next year for Legoland. Penang? Wait long long la….

    Fren, I’ve been there for twice. It’s awesome and clean and nice and fantastic and excited and we plan for 3rd , 4th, until the theme park completed.

  78. Mars
    May 23rd, 2013 at 11:39 | #78

    Truth, I meant you need to appreciate what you have if you are living in Penang. I know the price is not cheap, but just that if you really enjoying in the theme park, the price is worth. Why you want us to look down on the theme park? And why are you asking me to go to butterworth? Please don’t be too much…@Truth

  79. Goppal
    February 7th, 2017 at 10:56 | #79

    @Mdm
    yes totally… dont want penang to have the ordinary ones. this escape theme park will promote body fitness, greenery loving mindset and complete fun in a lush green lung. unlike those in kl, jb and genting which are just boring roller coaster and waterslides… penang is always a unique destination and makes unique projects making it stand different in the nation and world map.

  80. Oh nice
    December 4th, 2017 at 10:09 | #80

    the initial phase has been receiving good reviews from visitor and tourist. bad news for those haters…

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