Teddy Bear Museum

436/49 Moo 9 Soi 1, Beach Road, Nong Prue, Banglamung, Chonburi 20150, Thailand

As a fun place for young people and young people with a soul, Teddy Bear Museum or Teddy Island owns more than 2,000 Teddy bears from small to very large. Children as well as adults can pose for photos with the cute Teddy bears in different settings with colorful costumes.

The Teddy Bear Museum is the first and only teddy bear museum in Southeast Asia, which will offer a fun and impressive difference unlike any other in the world to all who visit. . Enjoy the museum by taking pictures of the teddy bear, which has more than 2000 collections. Dolls come in all sizes from small to large, each to fit the idea of each area. Meet 12 photo zones that each have a different look and style.

The museum makes for a fun outing for families with kids and for those looking for something to do on their beach vacation. Children will be delighted to hold and hug teddy bears, go down the slide on the mini playground, play in the tree house in the Fairy Tale area, dig up dinosaur skeletons in the Fossil area and watch the show. Teddy Bear dance.

The museum is not only a place of entertainment not only for children, adults have the opportunity to step back in time to the early years of life and relive their childhood. Perhaps the world's most famous adult fan of Teddies is Elvis Presley, who even wrote a song called "Teddy Bear". At the exit is a souvenir shop selling all kinds of Teddy related gifts.

The museum has a lot of spots for fun photography. Pose your photos with colorfully dressed Teddies in different settings. If you enjoy creating fun photos, check out the nearby 3D Art in Paradise museum.

The Teddy Bear Museum is divided into 12 zones, each with a different theme. In each area, bears live in different settings with vivid colors wearing costumes that match the theme.

Fairyland

This area displays Teddy bears in the setting of various fairy tales. Children can play hide and seek and slide down from a tree house. Every Saturday and Sunday at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm Captain Teddy leads the Teddy Bear dance show.

Inca area

Meet the Inca Teddies against the backdrop of the Inca empire that dominated parts of South America hundreds of years ago. Teddy bears are dressed in colorful Inca clothes.

Dinosaur Zone

Here you will see Teddies with large dinosaurs, giant creatures that roamed the earth millions of years ago. Create your photo on a 4D picture of a well, so it looks like you're falling into it.

Fossil Zone

In this area, Teddy bears are digging dinosaur bones. Children can dig in the sand to explore and dig up dinosaur skeletons.

Africa region

Meet the Teddies of Africa with animals like elephants, lions, giraffes, bears and monkeys. Take pictures with the animals and with a Range Rover that Teddies uses for the Safari.

Under the sea

In this area, the Teddies are exploring the underwater world full of tropical fish, whales, turtles and colorful tropical seashells.

Winter Zone

In the winter zone, you'll find Teddy bears in a snowy Arctic winter scene with igloos and Teddies dressed as Santa.

Space superhero zone

Meet the superhero Teddy as Batman and Spiderman.

China Zone

The area features Chinese Teddies wearing traditional Chinese costumes against the backdrop of Chinese buildings. Pose your photos with a big Panda and its cubs.

Other areas

Other zones include the Europe zone, the Fun zone, the Art zone, and the Outer zone, where you can create a background image with the sea.

Teddy Bear Museum is located at 436/49 Moo 9 Soi 1 at the North end of Beach Road in downtown Pattaya. Next to it is the Markland Beach View Hotel. It is easily recognized by the large dragon on the roof and the giant golden Teddy bear at the entrance.

Opening hours: daily, from 09:00 to 21:30. Ticket office closes at 20:30

Fare:

Adults: 500 Bath/pax

Child (height from 90 - 130cm): 300 Bath/pax

Children (under 90cm tall): free

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