Things to do in Mainland China

It is Disneyland, what do you need to know more.... This park is quite big compare to the others, so 2 days will give you time to absorb the atmosphere just about right with little rush. Firework is OK not good not bad, If you come for the vibe this park is great, If you come for firework, go to Hongkong's park instead. Also the queing is sometimes a problem as many of people will try to cut the line I don't know whether it is a normal thing here or not but it does make me a little bit sad. The Staff is very friendly and helpful (Disney's style of course). Also there is Disney Town next to the park which contain many resteraunts and outlets with unique Disney collabs which cannot be found anywhere else. All in all this park is worth it. I know you don't come to review section to figure out whether to come here or not, if you are looking, you've already decided to go... you just wait for the promo code don't you?

I played in the snow fun zone for two hours. Clothing, helmet, and shoes were included. There were no unpleasant odors, but there were definitely signs of previous use. Luckily, there was no line, so I played to my heart's content. The snow was incredibly cold; you definitely need to bring your own gloves if you want to build a snowman. If you have young children, adults should learn how to use the facilities first and then clearly explain to the children how to play. It seemed that adults were not allowed to accompany children on the snow slides, as I didn't see any when I was there. I had a minor accident while learning to use the facilities, hitting my head on the ground. The helmet's protective capability felt insufficient for me; it hurt, but I didn't immediately feel dizzy.

Just scan your passport upon arrival since your ticket is already linked to it. I HIGHLY recommend purchasing the express pass. We went there on a normal Monday and it was really crowded. Got 1 ride we need to queue for 40 mins even if we got express pass.

I highly recommend this one if youre gonna go to The Forbidden City. The place was huge and you will be needing a guide to explore and learn about its history. Our guide Peter was all out hands on to us. Sharing the history and answering our question about the place. He was willing to help us take a photo as well.

was a great day, our guide was super helpful and made good suggestions on what to do first so we don’t have to wait in lines ect, the tabbogan was soooo much fun, it was super crowded and very busy but still definitely worth going, lunch buffet was actually really nice but there are restaurants if you wanted to get your own lunch

I had a really great time! I booked the Starry Night ticket, which included a drink and a game where I won a souvenir! The park isn't very big, but it's very pretty, and the atmosphere is magical!

The famous Qingdao Beer Museum was incredibly crowded, but thanks to our advance reservation, we were able to go straight to the entrance, show our tickets, and get in. The product information stated the meeting point was the 'Tourist Center Ticket Plaza,' but I didn't know where that was, and there were too many people to use the multilingual audio guide. I thought it would be a location inside the museum, but it was hard to find. Despite that minor disappointment, we enjoyed exploring the facilities and savored the honey peanuts and two glasses of beer per person. The gift shop was quite large, and many people were buying beer, but you can purchase the original beer at the airport duty-free shop for the same price, so there's no need to carry it around beforehand. The honey-flavored peanuts are truly delicious! You can also find these at the duty-free shop. We also used the unlimited beer included in the package, and I went to the 1903 LAB. You can start using it from 4:30 PM, and the interior was clean, the staff were friendly, so we had a great time enjoying delicious snacks and drinks. You just show your QR code in advance and keep asking for refills. I highly recommend making a reservation in advance!

The purchasing and admission process is so easy. We purchased the morning 8am-12pm session, part of our family entered the park at 10:30am with no wait and the other members entered at 12:30pm without issues also although website says to enter within specified time slot. All we needed was to scan our QR code, the staff did not check our passport. We took our time browsing the buildings and spent nearly 4 hours there. There was lots to see, the area is huge with lots of Greenspan, our legs had a workout but it was easy to walk. Lots of visitors at the park during the summer break but didn't feel crowded like the Forbidden City/Great Wall. Pricing on Klook is always the cheapest, we are very satisfied with the booking process overall.

queue times: not very long facilities: old but fun shows: they also have animals

I initially thought the 8-hour package would be too long and that I wouldn't stay for the whole duration. However, the atmosphere and service inside were excellent. I thoroughly enjoyed experiencing the bathhouse services, massages, movies, video games, and all-you-can-eat fruit. The staff at each station were always ready to assist, and the fruit, drinks, and ice cream were constantly replenished. Since it was the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, it was crowded, so there was a slight wait for some services.

I picked route A as recommended online for first timers and it was a great choice. very easy to navigate and figure out on your own. area is not super huge. however weather is very important if it’s very cloudy you won’t be able to see anything it would be a wasted trip.

We had a lovely experience visiting Yu Garden in Shanghai. Booking our tickets through Klook was very easy and convenient, which made planning our visit simple. The gardens are absolutely beautiful, with traditional architecture, ponds, rockeries and plenty of great photo opportunities throughout. We visited during Golden Week and it was also raining heavily, so it was understandably very busy, but we still really enjoyed exploring the gardens. Despite the crowds and weather, Yu Garden was definitely worth visiting. There are so many beautiful spots to stop for photos, and the rain actually added to the atmosphere of the traditional gardens. A wonderful place to experience while visiting Shanghai!