Ancol Hits the 18,000 Mark as Holiday Fever Takes Hold
Reported by Anita Karyati | Translated by
Ancol recorded a sea of people on Friday (1/16), with 18,000 visitors making the most of the long weekend.
Ancol remains the go-to spot for people
PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol Tbk Corporate Communication, Daniel Windriatmoko confirmed that the resort is picking up steam as numbers continue to climb.
"We expect today's turnout to shatter the 20,000-visitor ceiling," he added, Saturday (1/17), marking a bumper weekend for the iconic waterfront destination
JIS-Ancol Bridge Groundbreaking Set for End of JanuaryThe turnout shows no signs of slowing down and is expected to peak through Sunday (1/18).
"As Jakarta’s flagship destination, Ancol remains the go-to spot for people from all walks of life," he explained.
He added that the park is pulling out all the stops with thematic events spread across its major units, from the waterfront and Pasar Seni to fan-favorites like Dunia Fantasi (Dufan), Sea World, Samudra, Atlantis, and Jakarta Bird Land.
"We’ve left no stone unturned to ensure every visitor enjoys a safe and seamless holiday. Our aim is for Ancol to remain the gold standard for family getaways," he explained.
To ensure a smooth ride for commuters, the management has provided ample parking for over 10,000 cars and 15,000 motorcycles across the resort.
"We also urge everyone to keep a weather eye out and follow our staff's guidance, especially as we are in the thick of the rainy season—safety first, always," he added.
Mulyati (36), a tourist from Bogor, made a point of bringing her two children to Ancol for some quality family bonding.
"My kids are head over heels for the educational rides and water attractions here," she admitted.
"It’s a one-stop shop for family fun—everything is here, so we can just relax and enjoy the day.
