Tickets for Beijing FlyOver China

Name: Tickets for Beijing FlyOver China - Klook
Brand: Klook
SKU: 183321
Price: 12.55 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (5 reviews)

4.8 / 5

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Opening hours

Suggested duration1 hour(s)

王府井大街301号(王府井地铁站E1口步行70米)

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23 Jul

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Travel Through China Tickets

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Retail: AUD 12.65

AUD 12.55

Reviews

4.8 / 5

Fantastic

5 reviews

Klook User

2026/02/20

Great 4.0

It's quite interesting, suitable for adults to bring children to see and increase knowledge. Adults think the faces look too AI-generated.

Klook User

2026/07/20

Fantastic 5.0

It was okay , pretty rinky dink. Nothing all that great, idk if I would buy it again , wasn't all good quality

AC ****

2026/04/09

Fantastic 5.0

The location isn't on F4 but on F5. After showing your ticket, you will have to choose one theme out of three options and the show is very immersive visually for about 10 mins show. Highly recommend with family.

Klook User

2026/03/25

Fantastic 5.0

very exciting. not the easiest location to find and floor level was different than advised

Klook User

2026/07/20

Fantastic 5.0

love this wonderful and fun event with young and old

Guide

[9D Immersive Mountains and Rivers] Giant screen light and shadow + multi-dimensional special effects create a "flowing homeland" that is within reach, more intuitive than travel.
[Urban Decompression Secret Realm] The magnificent mountains and rivers dilute fatigue, and a short wander provides healing and energy.
[Cinematic Photo Spot] Scenic silhouettes and landmark backgrounds inherently possess tension, making every casual shot a grand landscape.
[Affordable Mountains and Rivers Journey] Affordable tickets, direct access to business districts, allowing ordinary people to easily embrace the beauty of China.
Ten minutes flying across China: "Beijing Traversing China" is worth your visit.
Its most captivating charm lies in using technology to break the shackles of time and space, making "exploring all mountains and rivers" no longer an unattainable dream. We always long to embark on journeys to see the snow of Changbai Mountain, the peaks of Guilin, and the sea of Sanya, but are often hindered by busy work, distant travel, and budget constraints. "Traversing China" precisely fills this void – a 9D scene constructed with large screens and multi-directional imagery clearly unfolds the iconic landscapes of China.
Dynamic seats subtly adjust with the terrain, accompanied by the humid mist from fog machines, the mountain breeze simulated by fans, and even tiny "snowflakes" and light "bubbles" falling on your fingertips, instantly making you "immerse" yourself in different regions. One moment you are experiencing the solemn sanctity of the Potala Palace, the next you are immersed in the misty rain of a Jiangnan water town; having just swept over the vast grasslands of Inner Mongolia, you then fly over the majestic Three Gorges Dam. This miraculous experience of "instant transfer" infinitely extends the ten minutes, making those landscapes once only seen in textbooks and photos tangible and palpable.
This is a vivid "visual public lesson" where every age group can find their own fun. For children, this is not a dry indoctrination of geographical knowledge, but an adventurous exploration full of interest. When "snowflakes" fall on their noses and "waves" gently lap at their ankles, children will intuitively understand the difference between "northern scenery" and "southern charm." This immersive experience is far more impactful than words in a book.
For young people, this is an excellent check-in spot – amidst the flowing light and shadow, every casual shot is a "blockbuster-like" photo. They can share unique experiences on social media and briefly escape from busy life, giving their mind and body a relaxing "recharge." And for elders, this is an even rarer "dream-fulfilling journey," realizing the wish to "see the magnificent rivers and mountains of the motherland."