Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po will arrive at PARK2 Caowu Square in Taichung from November 6 to December 13, 2026. The Teletubbies pop-up has announced seven photo settings and what the organiser describes as nearly 40 Taichung-exclusive new items, moving familiar characters into everyday accessories. This is a preview: released store images are design renderings, not photographs from an already-open venue or a visit by this publication. Note the dates now and plan against the actual opening information.
Seven scenes bring programme memories to PARK2
An entrance key-visual wall welcomes visitors with the four characters, while the Happy Tubby House is designed for fans to sit among them for pictures. A waving greeting appears at the rear, and a memory wall on the left inside combines six programme images with the Tiddlytubbies. These are announced spatial plans, not a promise that costumed characters will be present all day. The supplied information does not announce a meet-and-greet time.
Memory-wall rendering, combining six programme images with the characters.
The remaining settings include Noo-Noo beside the counter, a grassy play scene with Po and a scooter on the right, and an outdoor Tubby Party grouping. The theme therefore extends from the entrance through the shop and outside, rather than staying on a single backdrop. Noo-Noo is character decoration here; playful language about things being sucked away should not be mistaken for an actual vacuum function. Final layout and details remain subject to the shop’s arrangements.
Choosing clips, charms and home accessories
Accessories offer a clear place to compare budgets. A small claw-clip set costs NT$238, translating the four faces, colours and antenna shapes into hair accessories. The NT$280 clear-pouch charm combines a plush head with a transparent little bag. Button charms are NT$99 and miniature light-stick charms NT$268, offering button interaction and small-scale lighting respectively. These are the release’s prices in New Taiwan dollars, not a package price for every pictured item; check the exact product name and specifications when buying.
The four characters become small claw clips; the release lists the clip set at NT$238.
Home accessories include photo-frame magnets at NT$180, wooden coin boxes at NT$480 and star-shaped liquid coasters at NT$280. Five triangular light-box designs are planned, including character versions and a pink BIG HUGS BIG LOVE design, but the release does not supply their price. Cropped T-shirts come in black and pink, while regular short-sleeved T-shirts have black and white versions; both types are listed at NT$490. Equal prices do not mean identical fits or designs.
Official illustration of five triangular light-box designs; front and back views do not indicate seven separate products.
November 6 opening and the last-entry cut-off
Nearly 40 items and Taichung exclusivity are attributed to the organiser, not guarantees of stock in every design, colour or visiting date. Choose by use if you only want one souvenir: clips for styling, charms for a bag, or magnets and light boxes for home. We have not tested the products, and do not turn cute styling or a stress-relief name into guarantees of safety, durability, lighting performance or psychological effects.
The address is PARK2 Caowu Square, 534 Yingcai Road, West District, Taichung. The pop-up opens daily from 11am to 9pm, with the latest official document specifying last entry at 8:45pm. All times are local to Taiwan. PARK2’s overall operating hours are different, so a plaza remaining open does not mean this shop still admits visitors. It can fit a walk around the neighbourhood, but allow time for the seven scenes and shopping, and check current opening, merchandise and on-site notices before leaving.
