Mainland China

Our family of four from Vietnam visited Disneyland in Shanghai. I used my Visa card to purchase Disneyland tickets on Klook, choosing a package that included priority access for two rides: Zootopia and Winnie the Pooh. After queuing to present our passports, they issued tickets with QR codes. When it was time to go on the rides, we presented the paper tickets with QR codes for them to scan at the Priority lane. For other rides, we didn't need to show the tickets. Our full day at Disneyland was a wonderful experience; it was our children's first time traveling abroad, and they had so much fun. Thank you, Klook.

An Unforgettable Family Day at Universal Beijing Resort ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Our family had an amazing day at Universal Beijing Resort! From the moment we walked in, the excitement was nonstop. Seeing all the iconic characters come to life was a real highlight for both the kids and the adults. The character meet-and-greets, themed lands, and attention to detail made the whole experience feel magical. The rides were fantastic, the shows were entertaining, and there was something for everyone in the family to enjoy. The park was clean, well organized, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout the day. It was a day filled with laughter, excitement, and unforgettable memories. We would definitely recommend Universal Beijing Resort to families and anyone looking for a fun-filled adventure! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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 guided tour of the Forbidden City in Beijing was truly impressive, and I'm still thinking about it! Teacher Zhang's knowledge is vast, and his explanations were not only rich in professional content but also lively. His clear and organized way of explaining the history, architectural features, artifacts, and cultural background of the Forbidden City made the static ancient sites and relics come alive. The tour's pace was smooth, and the content was wonderfully rich, not only enhancing our knowledge but also keeping us thoroughly engaged. It allowed us to deeply appreciate the historical depth of Chinese culture and better understand the cultural value of the Forbidden City. We are grateful for the teacher's dedicated and professional sharing, which made this trip to the Forbidden City incredibly rewarding and beneficial. It was truly a wonderful feast of knowledge and culture. “The teacher not only imparted knowledge but also guided us to appreciate the Forbidden City from different perspectives, making the entire visit inspiring and moving.” This truly deserves a five-star review!

The Great Wall is amazing. We enjoyed our time traversing the various towers of the Mutianyu Great Wall. We booked our trip with Klook, and our tour guide Michael made the experience easy for us. I highly recommend this activity if the Great Wall is part of your itinerary.

The facilities are excellent, with several restaurant options that are also reasonably priced. There are items for sale within the park, so you can easily purchase anything you might have forgotten. Since payment requires a phone, a waterproof pouch is essential. Many attractions require a group of four, so it's best to visit with three friends. Some attractions have wait times exceeding 30 minutes, and phones are not allowed. If you use the 30-minute free lockers, you'll likely end up paying for them.

The park is huge, so even with a lot of people, it doesn't feel crowded. There are many animal interaction experiences. I reserved the steam train, but you still have to wait at least an hour. So I paid 90 yuan per person for a special fast-track pass to skip the line and get on the train immediately.

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

must see in shanghai as the colorful night skyline of city hi rises are amazing and beautiful! klook made it so easy to book at great price, i think either the same or slightly less than buying tickets directly at the pier.

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.

It was so easy to get in, and we had so much fun there. I didn’t know there was so much to see and so much to do. Next time, we would come earlier and get to see the animals for longer as we didn’t see any of the shows.

Quick and easy to get in with your passport. The place itself is fantastic. We saw so many pandas. Go early to see them awake and walk further into the park to get away from crowds. Plenty of pandas to see beside the famous one!