Shilin District

Student tickets and priority admission tickets can be entered electronically, and the price is the same as the price sold at the counter. The ticket stubs for the Taipei Fine Arts Museum are also the same (if you're looking to collect ticket stubs for different exhibitions, you'll be very disappointed). I always book tickets through KKDay when I go to the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. Walking from the main entrance to the ticket gate at a normal pace takes less than a minute, so I don't understand why people still queue up to buy tickets at the ticket counter. I don't understand, I really can't comprehend it. Every time, I really want to shout to the people in line, "You can buy tickets with your phone!" or "No need to queue!" but I restrain myself. I hope everyone in line is blocked at the entrance so I can enjoy the exhibition with fewer people.

Amongst all the drivers Ive hired in Taiwan, this was the only driver who provided the correct car seat configuration (rear facing) for my child who is less than 2 yo. Other drivers (private or other companies) had incorrectly installed car seats or the straps were too loose and the drivers had no idea how to adjust the seats. I felt safe taking this car. The agency was very responsive to my queries and arranged everything well without me having to repeat myself. The driver was pleasant (not overly friendly but also not grumpy or unfriendly) and did not try to bring us to any tourist traps. I will definitely use this service in future.

The joint ticket for the two museums offers significant discounts, especially for parents with children, saving them some money XD