Port Dickson is a popular coastal resort town south of Kuala Lumpur, and PD Dream World Upside Down & 3D is a fun addition to a sightseeing itinerary here. Visited independently to spend as much time there as you like—posing for photos can take time, and you may have to wait for a turn. Advance ticket purchases can save time during busy periods.
There are different entry fees for Malaysian and foreign nationals.
Make sure you have plenty of battery in your camera or phone before you visit, as you’ll want to take lots of pictures.
Most visitors spend one to two hours at PD Dream World Upside Down & 3D.
Young children might be scared of some of the paintings.
Port Dickson is only about an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur, making it an easy place for a day or overnight trip. PD Dream World Upside Down & 3D is located just off Jalan Pantai, one of Port Dickson’s major roads, and there is on-street parking nearby.
PD Dream World Upside Down & 3D is open every day of the week except Thursdays. As it’s air-conditioned, it’s a refreshing place to retreat to in the heat of the day or after you’ve worked up a sweat sightseeing around Port Dickson.
While you’re in Port Dickson, make the short hike to the Cape Rachado Lighthouse. Located in a nature reserve, the lighthouse is considered the oldest in Malaysia and offers great views. Bird-watchers in particular will enjoy walking through the reserve, which 300,000 migratory birds pass through annually.