'Ticket to the World' is your passport to global wonders

Dasmariñas, Cavite — Ticket to the World, a new immersive and educational global attraction has opened its doors at Vista Mall Dasmariñas.

Spanning a sprawling 4,000 sqm., this innovative museum combines world-class entertainment with education to provide visitors of all ages with a one-of-a-kind experience. By offering interactive exhibits, cultural showcases, and historical explorations from all seven continents, Ticket to the World brings global diversity into focus like never before.

The museum’s mission is to create a vibrant and immersive learning environment where visitors can explore the world's most significant landmarks, ecosystems, art forms, and traditions.

With exhibits dedicated to Asia, Africa, North and South America, Europe, Australia, and Antarctica, it provides an unparalleled opportunity to learn about the rich history and diverse cultures of each continent. This attraction stands as an exceptional tool for family bonding and educational enrichment, blending the thrill of exploration with deep knowledge acquisition.

A vision for education and entertainment

Dr. Lawrence Li Tan, CEO of the Philippine Amusement and Entertainment Corporation (PAEC), the driving force behind Ticket to the World, explains, “Our vision for Ticket to the World is to provide a space where education and entertainment coexist. We want visitors to leave with a deep understanding and appreciation of global cultures, histories, and environments, all while having fun. The museum is designed not just as a place to see but a place to experience. It is our hope that through this attraction, we can inspire curiosity and foster a global perspective in every visitor, whether they are young or old.”

Yzl Cruz, vice president of PAEC, adds, “Our team has worked diligently to bring together the finest international expertise and local creativity to create an attraction that inspires and educates. We’ve ensured that every exhibit not only fascinates but also ties into the Department of Education’s (DepEd) curriculum, enhancing students' learning experiences outside the classroom. We want to create a space where education goes beyond textbooks, encouraging children to learn while having fun, all while immersing them in a dynamic global environment.”

Educational and experiential journey through each continent

Asia: The cradle of civilization

Asia is known for its deep cultural roots, ancient history, and architectural wonders. The exhibit explores traditional crafts, spiritual heritage, and diverse landscapes that define this vast and varied continent.

In terms of educational relevance, Asia ties in with subjects like Arts and History. Students can study the region's topography, unique architecture, and cultural heritage, making it a perfect complement to the Philippine curriculum. History and Social Studies are explored through the legacies of ancient empires and modern transformations.

Africa: Wild wonders and ancient civilizations

Ticket to the World brings Africa’s awe-inspiring landscapes to life, from the Pyramids of Giza to the expansive African savannas.

Africa’s educational tie-ins include History (ancient civilizations like Egypt), and Music (tribal rhythms). Through interactive displays, guests learn about the significance of Africa's ecosystems, the history of its kingdoms, and the role of art and culture in shaping the continent’s identity.

North and South America: Landmarks of the Americas

North and South America offer an exciting blend of history, culture, and geography.

Visitors can explore the Americas' diverse landscape while learning about indigenous cultures, colonial history, and contemporary achievements.

This exhibit connects History comes alive through Social Studies. Through this exhibit, students gain insight into both the shared and distinct histories of North and South America.

Europe: A journey through time

The European continent is rich in history, art, and architecture. Ticket to the World showcases romantic architecture, classical art, and key historical events that have shaped Western civilization, including the Renaissance and the Enlightenment.

Students can dive into historical contexts that shaped European culture, making connections to Arts and History subjects in the DepEd curriculum. Additionally, the European section emphasizes how art, literature, and philosophy have influenced the development of modern thought and society.

Australia: Nature’s wonders

Australia’s architecture, and unique wildlife are just a few of the highlights of this exhibit.

Visitors will marvel at the world-famous Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The educational significance here is clear through Science and Geography that students will gain an understanding of environmental conservation and the role of ecosystems in sustaining life, making this exhibit a key resource for science-based learning.

Antarctica: The Frozen Frontier

Antarctica’s frozen beauty and unique ecosystems take center stage in this thrilling exhibit. Guests will journey through icy landscapes, visit penguin habitats, and explore the impact of climate change in one of the world’s most remote and uninhabited regions.

This exhibit ties in closely with Science, and visitors will learn about the geography of polar regions, gaining insight into the challenges of life in extreme conditions and the global importance of preserving these fragile ecosystems.