Ancol Dreamland

Ancol Dreamland (Taman Impian Jaya Ancol) is a large integrated coastal recreation complex in Pademangan, North Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia, stretching along Jakarta Bay. Opened in 1966, it is Jakarta's largest tourism area, covering over 550 hectares. It combines beaches, theme parks, aquariums, water parks, hotels, and open spaces, serving as the city's main seaside leisure destination for families and domestic tourists.

Visitors can expect a vast seaside resort complex with multiple gated attractions within one area. The site includes Ancol Beach with promenade and sand areas, the Dunia Fantasi (Dufan) theme park with rides, Sea World Ancol aquarium, Ocean Dream Samudra dolphin and animal shows, Atlantis Water Adventures water park, Ecopark, Pasar Seni art market, marina, hotels, restaurants and open green spaces. Areas are connected by internal shuttle buses and paved roads along the coast.

Initiated in the early 1960s as a coastal reclamation and recreation project, construction began in 1962 and the complex was officially opened in 1966. It was developed and managed by PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol as Jakarta's first large-scale integrated tourism and recreation estate, expanding over decades to include theme parks, aquariums and beach facilities.

Functions as Jakarta's principal public seaside recreation and family entertainment center. It hosts the Pasar Seni art market supporting local artists, seasonal festivals, and community leisure activities, and is a long-established domestic tourism landmark for residents of Greater Jakarta.