Star City

CCP Complex · Pasay · Metro Manila · Philippines

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About Star City

Star City is a large indoor and outdoor amusement park located in the Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex in Pasay City, Metro Manila. Established in 1991, it is one of the country's most popular family entertainment destinations. The park features over 30 rides and attractions including roller coasters, Ferris wheel, and Snow World. Known for its festive lights and seasonal events, it draws visitors year-round, especially during the Christmas season.

Visitors guide

Visitors can expect a sprawling amusement park with both indoor air-conditioned areas and outdoor rides within the CCP Complex near Manila Bay. The park offers thrill rides, family rides, kiddie rides, carnival games, and the Snow World attraction with sub-zero temperatures and ice sculptures. The environment is festive with bright lights, music, food stalls, and game booths. Guests can explore themed zones, queue for rides, and enjoy evening entertainment in a lively, family-oriented setting.

Key highlights

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Star Flyer and Star Frisbee thrill rides
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Giant Star Wheel Ferris wheel with views of Manila Bay
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Snow World - indoor winter-themed attraction with ice sculptures
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Indoor air-conditioned amusement area with family and kiddie rides
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Seasonal Christmas displays and festive light shows

History of Star City

Star City was established in 1991 by Star Parks Corporation and became one of Metro Manila's leading amusement parks. A major fire on October 2, 2019 destroyed about 80% of the park, leading to a temporary closure. After reconstruction and rehabilitation, the park reopened on February 24, 2022, restoring its role as a major entertainment venue in Pasay.

Culture & Context

Star City is a well-known family entertainment and leisure destination in Metro Manila, particularly associated with Christmas and holiday celebrations for Filipino families. It serves as a popular venue for school outings, barkada gatherings, and seasonal festivals within the CCP Complex cultural district.

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Pasay, Metro ManilaCultural Attraction

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Pasay, Metro ManilaCultural Attraction

By train	Nearest LRT Line 1 stations are Vito Cruz and Gil Puyat; transfer to jeepney, bus, or taxi to CCP Complex

By road	Located along Vicente Sotto Street and Seaside Boulevard in CCP Complex, accessible via Roxas Boulevard by car, taxi, or ride-hailing from central Manila and Pasay

By public transport	Jeepneys and buses along Roxas Boulevard and Taft Avenue serve the CCP Complex area; city buses and UV Express vans to MOA/CCP Complex

Nearest airport	Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA)

Nearest railway station	Vito Cruz Station, LRT Line 1

Need to know

01Things to know before you go	Operating days and hours vary by season and holidays; check official Facebook page before visiting Snow World requires wearing provided winter jackets; extra fee may apply Expect longer queues on weekends, holidays, and December peak season Ride-all-you-can tickets and entrance-only tickets are sold separately
02Rules & restrictions	Outside food and drinks not allowed Height and health restrictions apply for certain rides Smoking only in designated areas Follow park staff instructions and safety restraints on rides
03Safety information	Secure belongings on thrill rides Children must be accompanied by adults on designated rides Follow height, weight, and medical advisories posted at each attraction

Facilities listed

Reported facilities to help you plan your visit.

First aid station
Food Stalls and Restaurants
Parking
Souvenir Shops
Ticket counters
Toilets