Mainland China

Oh my goodness! I woke up at 4:30 AM to get ready, caught the bus exactly at 5:50 AM, and rushed to Disney by 6:35 AM... but getting off the bus was just the beginning of the challenge! To enter the park, you have to walk an incredibly long distance, and everyone was sprinting like crazy. The most ridiculous part was that halfway through, everyone was split into different lines. One side was for those who bought the "Early Entry Pass," but even they ended up continuing to queue next to us because so many people had bought the pass that it wasn't any easier 😂. We finally made it inside when the park opened at 8:00 AM, and then everyone started a second round of sprinting to queue for security checks, then moved to another line to scan their Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents to exchange for tickets. Entering the park felt like an obstacle course 😮‍💨. The park is unbelievably huge, and popular attractions easily have wait times of 2.5 hours or more... I can only say that this place truly makes you understand what it means to "defeat magic with money," but sometimes it's a place where "even money can barely defeat magic" 💸🧙

Easy to use and no need to print. Universal Studios Beijing just need your Passport or residence ID then they automatically face recognise you on every ride if you have express pass. Must have and easy to use and redeem.

The guided tour experience at the Forbidden City was excellent. Our guide, Mr. Guo, was very professional and knowledgeable about the Forbidden City and the history of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Along the way, he shared many interesting historical facts and anecdotes, going beyond just showing us the sights. After the tour, I had a much deeper understanding of the Forbidden City and its history. The pacing of the tour was also very well-arranged. Mr. Guo made sure to allocate time for photos at scenic spots, so we never felt rushed. When there were elderly people or children in the group, he would proactively slow down and wait for everyone to catch up, making the entire experience very comfortable. During the summer, the Forbidden City is incredibly crowded, so purchasing tickets in advance on Klook provided peace of mind and prevented us from potentially not getting tickets on site. Overall, it was a highly worthwhile guided tour experience, and I highly recommend it!

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.

This plan is perfect, the guide gives the option of paying an additional one to go to the top by cable car, but in my view it is not necessary, with the initial plan they offer from the chairs and going down the slide is enough, and there are better views in that part.

First time to visit Chime Long Spaceship and it's definitely worth it. Seeing the orcas up close was absolutely amazing and it's great for kids and families too. It's amazing to see how the some animals can be seen freely and not caged like the storks, the spider monkey and other more. It's indoor with air conditioning. It's another option incase you visit during the summer instead since Macau can be really hot during summer season. There are indoor rides too to enjoy there will be upfront terms for weight, height and age. Overall it was a great experience if your thinking of going its worth it and you will enjoy it too.

Hotel amenities: Family-friendly facilities, suitable for families with toddlers and young children. The hotel offers a shuttle bus service, making it convenient to get to different theme parks. The Water World is worth visiting; it's included in the package and is quite clean, with free life vests available for children under 1.5 meters. You can also rent inflatable floats for an additional fee. The hotel's gym and pool are also very good. The buffet dinner is excellent, featuring steamed Hengqin oysters, sashimi, steak, and more, served from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM. For the package, you must attend the Chimelong Show and buffet dinner on the first day, which can be quite rushed, so you'll need to manage your time accordingly.

"Unreal Views, but a Logistics and Crowd Nightmare"The Good:The scenery is absolutely mind-blowing. Seeing the floating karst pillars in person looks exactly like Avatar and photos do not do it justice. Walking along the Golden Whip Stream at the valley floor was a peaceful highlight, and the views from Tianzi Mountain are unforgettable.The Bad:The crowd management is exhausting. Even during the shoulder season, we faced massive tour groups, loud megaphones, and pushing in lines. We waited nearly 90 minutes just for a 2-minute ride on the Bailong Elevator.The Reality Check:This is not a relaxing nature hike. It is a highly commercialized, physically demanding theme park for mountains. You will walk thousands of concrete steps.Top Tips:Get to the gates by 7:00 AM or face brutal lines.Download an offline translator app; English signage and English-speaking staff are rare.Do not forget your physical passport, or they will not let you in.

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.

Overall, the Shanghai Maya Beach Water Park offers a great experience. The park is quite large, with over 40 water attractions that can easily fill an entire day. Thrilling slides like the "Big Horn" and "Deep Sea Python" are incredibly stress-relieving. The water appears clean and has no strange odors. While waiting times for popular attractions can be a bit long, the wave pool and lazy river make up for it. The evening atmosphere is also fantastic, making it an excellent place to cool off and relax in the summer.

Bought this discounted ticket for our whole family. Way cheaper to buy here than at the entrance. You just need to show all IDs/ passport at the entrance and they will scan the qr code for each ticket. The park is huge, so arrive as soon as they open so you get to see all the animals, the shows are free but the rest needs to be paid like rides & games at the amusement park, train ride around the zoo, feeding of animals and make sure to do the bus cage ride to see the tigers & lions up close before 4pm. we weren't able to make it in time so we missed that part. Otherwise, the whole family enjoyed though it was hot and we did at least 18k steps around the zoo. Food wasn't that good and quite pricey, so suggest to have a heavy breakfast and bring some snacks instead from outside.