Things to do in Universal Studios Beijing

Very convenient! I used my passport to scan and enter UBR without having to exchange for a physical ticket (just make sure to fill in the correct user information). I bought the version that includes meal and snack vouchers, which can be redeemed at designated shops. We ate at the Kung Fu Panda restaurant, and it was so delicious! For the snack, I redeemed a sausage and a bottle of Coca-Cola in the Minion zone, which was also super delicious. You cannot just use a screenshot of the provided QR code; you have to open the live link to use it because it updates continuously. If you are buying for multiple people, the QR codes are not name-specific, so any of them can be used. Facilities: Spacious area. Show: Toothless show, do not miss it! Ease of booking via Klook: . Wait time: Visited on October 26th, and the longest wait time was only 60 minutes the entire day. We managed to ride/do almost 10 attractions.

Just need to exchange admission ticket at the dedicated counter (turn left after walking thru entrance). Easy option for those with no China phone number. Prince Kung Mansion is worth a visit. Recommend to visit after visiting Forbidden City to be able to compare and appreciate the attraction better.

Definitely a must-visit if you are passing through Beijing, but don't make my mistake of rushing through it. Dedicate at least half a day to see it in a relaxed way... a very beautiful park, a restored complex, lots of greenery and nature.

it was nice taken picture by Chen and team! they were very on time, informative, fast response, and I was satisfied with the photo results!

Our tour guide Xiao Wang was incredibly professional, attentive and friendly. He gave clear, easy-to-follow explanations. I travelled with a young child, and he looked out for us throughout the whole trip. I can highly recommend him! We really enjoyed our tour with Xiao Wang.

Entering directly with the QR code, which includes tickets to the two special exhibition areas inside, is extremely convenient! It saves time on queuing for tickets on-site. The Old Summer Palace consists of three garden areas. Aside from the two special exhibition areas, the rest of the scenery is also very beautiful with plenty of great photo spots. Walking through the entire park can easily take up a whole day of exploration.

What a fun experience! Rabbit is a great host and taught us so much about chinese cuisine. I booked without realising the class was vegan and as a big meat eater I was a little worried but honestly I totally forgot because everything was so tasty! I learnt new ways to prepare tofu and how to make pasta and dumplings from scratch. Thanks Rabbit for one of my favourite experiences whilst I was in China!