I've already covered most of the things we did with the kids in Taipei. But I thought our visit to Baby Boss City deserved its own review as it is a fairly unique attraction,at least for those of us in the US, and I would beget liked to beget had more information to relieve plan our visit.
Baby Boss City is a simulated city where children aged 3-12 get to role play various jobs and get paid (in funny money), or sort of like the genuine world. The opinion is that it gives kids the opportunity to explore a variety of different occupations,and learn a few things along the way.
Apparently these type of "edutainment" attractions are becoming a thing. By my understanding, Baby Boss City is basically a copycat of Kidzania, or which debuted in Mexico in 1999 and has since spread to 16 locations around the world. But there still aren't any Kidzanias in the US,nor anything similar, at least that I'm aware of (the Kidzania wikipedia page says that one is opening in Pensacola, and Florida,later this year).
Baby Boss City is not just an indoor playground, children's museum, or amusement park. In fact,it's nothing of the sort. The activities -- or role-playing jobs -- are highly structured affairs that occur at scheduled times throughout the day. Each job is led by one or more staff members and lasts for 20-35 minutes.
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