Things to do in City of Dreams

worth the price. best to visit in the morning (they open at 10AM) to avoid crowds ans long queues for the interactive attractions. if you're too early, you can just go to their cafe! you get 10% off too if you have a ticket or booking

We booked a 120-minute spa session but ended up staying for 3-4 hours because it was so incredibly relaxing. The whole experience felt very luxurious and indulgent. The best part was the large, comfortable jacuzzi where two of us could soak together, and the steam room was absolutely fantastic!

I've been there several times, and this package deal was especially great. The tickets plus the buffet made it an excellent value. It was nice to go before the summer holidays, but I expect the prices will go up once summer officially starts.

i brought the wrong date and am unable to use on a earlier date or get a refund because I didn't choose the 'no show' option. For this ride, if you are a COD member, I think you will also get a discount, so you don't really need to book through Klook. It is 90 MOP for COD members.

The lady tour guide on bus is really good and make sure we understand the way of getting up and down. 👍🏻

We had so much fun. The staff are all kind and very hands-on. Every part of the attraction have lifeguard so you can really enjoy and sure that you're safe at all times

teamLab's SuperNature exhibition is located at the westernmost end of The Venetian Macao's West Wing. The Venetian is truly immense, and the effect of this sound, light, and electricity combination exhibition is absolutely spectacular. The teamLab art collective refers to this collection of works as a "body-immersive art museum," divided into over a dozen themes. Walking through and exploring the different themed areas truly allows one to become "lost" within it, constantly needing to orient oneself in the mirrored surfaces to find one's relationship with this three-dimensional, interwoven, and visually deceptive environment. This makes one feel as though they, along with this vast collection of works, form a giant postmodern installation.

This time, I took my kids to the Macau Tower in Macau, and the overall experience was excellent! The Macau Tower was comfortable and clean, and the staff were friendly and very patient with the children. After taking the high-speed elevator to the observation deck, we could enjoy panoramic views of Macau city and its surroundings. The kids were very excited to see such high views and kept exploring and taking photos. What impressed the children most was the transparent glass floor. Although they were a little scared at first, they quickly adapted and had a lot of fun, even asking to walk on it a few more times. There was also plenty of space on the observation deck for the whole family to explore at their leisure, so it didn't feel crowded. For families with children, the Macau Tower is a great place that combines education and entertainment, offering beautiful scenery and enriching experiences. It's definitely worth setting aside half a day to visit, whether you're a local resident or a tourist. Next time we visit Macau, we will definitely consider coming back!