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"Pedal, pedal, pedal away!" Have fun at the Kansai Cycle Sports Center! [Admission + Free Pass] 1-Day Plan
There are a total of 11 bicycle-themed attractions, including the "Cycling Course," a 2.5km cycling-only sports course, and the "Unusual Bicycles," featuring bicycles with unique movements and shapes.
The park also has a campsite (for day trips and overnight stays), and a pool is open in the summer.
Basic information
■ A plan that allows you to enjoy 12 facilities, mainly cycling
The facility is open to both individuals and groups. No reservations are required for individual use, but reservations for groups (20 or more people) must be made in advance by phone.
This plan includes admission to the Kansai Cycle Sports Center and a free pass (unlimited rides on all vehicles).
[Introducing some of the facilities]
- "Unusual Bicycles" - There are a wide variety of bicycles available, including ones with square tires, bicycles that require two people to ride in unison, and large bicycles that can be ridden by a group.
- "Cycle Parachute": Pedal to rise and enjoy the beautiful view from a height of 30m.
- "Cycling Course": Ride an electric assist bicycle or cross bike around a 2.5km undulating cycling course.
| Event period and date | All year round |
|---|---|
| Business hours and holidays | See the official website |
| Price | [General Admission Fee] Adults (junior high school students and above): 3,500 yen Child A (ages 3 to elementary school, height 110cm or above): 3,200 yen Child B (ages 3 to elementary school, under 110cm tall): 2,200 yen Seniors (65 and over): 2,300 yen [Group rates] Adults (junior high school students and above): 3,000 yen Child A (ages 3 to elementary school, height 110cm or above): 2,700 yen Child B (ages 3 to elementary school students, under 110cm tall): 1,700 yen Seniors (65 and over): 2,100 yen *There are restrictions on rides for Child B. *Please contact us for school group rates. |
| Contact Us | Kansai Cycle Sports Center 0721-54-3101 |
| Official website | https://www.kcsc.or.jp/ |
| Address | 1304 Amanocho, Kawachinagano City |
| Access |
After getting off at Nankai or Kintetsu Kawachinagano Station, take the bus bound for Takihata Dam from bus stop number 7 at the bus terminal in front of the station and get off at the Cycle Center bus stop. |
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