Shenzhen

dont miss the tiger feeding, rmb50 starting wt 11am, marvellous! do buy the one day coach ticket, the zoo is huge esp in such weather, definitely worth the money( rmb40 for adult). so many things to see that we cant finish all

a world class indoor ski park with spacious runs and lift chairs. the facilities are advanced in design and not too many people on weekdays. I took cross boundary bus from Mongkok to the park, only 1.5 hours. the down side will be the run too straight, not enough challenge. 使用 Klook 預訂便利性：good 價格：reasonable 設施：quick

overall experience was great. my kids get to explore the area.. the weather was great. my kids had so much fun.

Weird but wonderful ! It was really great walking around in my PJ’s and without make up and so was everyone else. Everyone seem really relaxed. Unlimited fruits and ice cream was a plus. The massage was so strong but really good. We had two double bed size massage beds to sleep overnight in a really quiet room. Will definitely come again and even by myself as there is just so much to do!

The snow park is quite large, featuring a very long ice slide. The environment inside is sufficiently cold, and there's plenty of snow. The admission fee includes a snow jacket and pants, as well as snow boots and free lockers. You only need to bring your own gloves, but there's also a shop on-site where you can buy them. The jacket and pants are relatively clean, but the snow boots are quite worn, with some damage and odor. Overall, it's a good experience, and we had a lot of fun.

this is a great place to explore, the performance were great

Klook offers cheaper tickets. A full-day ticket for two is $511 with a $25 discount. On-site, it's ¥268. The picture shows the price after 5:00 PM. There are VR bowling and other fun activities, a great value. A group of friends and I played together for an afternoon.

The Harry Potter exhibition in Shenzhen is even more fun than I expected! From the moment you enter, you are drawn in by the scenery and sound effects. The recreation of the scenes is very high quality, and the attention to detail is excellent. Whether it's the house banners, the classroom setups, or the corridor lighting, you really feel like you're in the wizarding world. The interactive areas are also quite rich, such as the wand experience, classroom mini-tasks, and photo spots. Each area is designed with a sense of ritual, and there are so many photo opportunities that you can spend the whole afternoon playing. The staff are also very involved in their roles, interacting with you using phrases from the movies, which adds to the immersion. My favorite parts were the "classroom" segments and the wand interactions. Although it's a simplified version, the pacing is well-controlled, and people of all ages can participate. There are also some Easter eggs hidden throughout the exhibition. If you're a book or movie fan, you should find a lot of familiar elements that will bring a smile to your face. The lighting and flow of the exhibition are quite smooth, so it doesn't feel too crowded to move around, but you still have to queue during peak hours, especially at the main photo spots. The gift shop is quite dangerous (for your wallet). There are many different items, from classic house scarves and badges to limited-edition merchandise. The prices range from affordable to collector's items. If you're a collector, I suggest setting a budget beforehand, or you'll easily overspend. The food and beverage options are mostly snacks and themed drinks, with an emphasis on Instagrammable moments, and the taste is average. Tips: - I recommend going on weekdays or during off-peak hours. The crowds are noticeably larger on weekends. - Book your tickets on a platform in advance, and choose an early morning or later evening time slot for a more comfortable experience. - It's best to arrive a little early to leave yourself plenty of time to wander around and take photos. - If you're going with kids, be sure to choose the more interactive areas to play in first to keep them interested. - Make sure your phone and camera are fully charged, because there are so many places you'll want to take pictures! Overall, this exhibition is quite friendly to both hardcore fans and casual fans alike: it's immersive, has plenty of interactive elements, and the flow and arrangements are well-done. As a day trip or a side trip, it's well worth it. It's definitely a "magical" and quite respectable city-limited experience. I'll be back to support it next time there's a new theme.

The things are not cheap, it feels good. It was my first time here, and I was a little confused at first, but the auntie was very good. All disposable items and slippers are provided inside, and there are many wormholes. The single ones can see the scenery, and the multi-person ones have plugs, and a free drink. The toilet feels very good to use, it is automatic and relatively clean, and you don't have to squat. There are still many people on Friday night, but you can still play after queuing and waiting. There are relatively few shower rooms, only 8, but I didn't wait. There are many steam rooms and massage pools, and those that can be worn directly can be used once, without a swimsuit. The shower gel is not those cheap unbranded ones, and the facial cleanser and toner are also safe to use. In general, the experience is also very good for me and my partner, but the price is not cheap. It is more cost-effective if you come during the week. It's just that the location is a bit remote, and it's very far to go to the nearby shopping malls. It takes a long time to take the subway from Luohu.