Xi'an Camel Bell Legend. Show

When using Didi to go to Xi'an Huaxia Cultural Tourism Grand Theater, if you select it as your destination, the drop-off point will be near a round, dumpling-like structure, with an aqua-colored blue pillar on the right. Don't be flustered; just keep the dumpling-like structure on your left and walk around it. You'll then see a large white pillar, as shown in the voucher photo, and immediately to its right are the ticket exchange booths labeled 101, 102, 103. If the door is closed, knock and they will open it, but don't go too early. Ticket exchange starts 40 minutes before the performance, and a passport was not required. There are many restaurants. Be careful if you're in the Diamond section, which is the very front, as the entire area gets sprayed with water. It's not just a little bit; it's a lot, and from the perspective of someone watching from above, it was entertaining, but if you're unaware and get caught, you might be surprised. For "Chang Hen Ge" (Song of Everlasting Sorrow), even the central A seats were very disappointing, making me wish I had opted for the VVIP seats. For this show, I felt choosing the third most expensive seats was a good decision. (For "Chang Hen Ge," if you're unlucky, even the central A seats can have an obstructed view. The chairs are like bathhouse stools and are narrow.) In terms of value for money, "The Bell of the Camel" is a clear winner. While "Chang Hen Ge" has a larger scale, both would likely cost over 200,000 won in Korea, which is quite expensive.

The Camel Bell Legend Show in Xi'an is excellent, but booking tickets through Klook is not highly recommended. Klook is just a platform, and the tickets are issued by a mainland supplier. At the ticket collection window, they don't check ID; they only recognize the mobile number. Even though I left a mainland mobile number as the contact number on the Klook platform as required, the supplier at the ticket counter gave me someone else's mobile number to collect the tickets, which was very strange.

They will send a picture and instructions on where to collect your entry ticket. Try to arrive early, as entry may be restricted if you are too late. It was a nice experience for the show and using Klook ticketing.

When purchasing, you must provide your WeChat or WhatsApp ID. The local travel agency representative will give you directions in English via that messenger on where to pick up your tickets. You need a phone number to collect the tickets on-site. That local phone number is the travel agency representative's phone number. Just tell them the phone number at ticket box 102, get your tickets, and enter. Everyone is kind and helpful!

The show was very impressive, very enjoyable 👍👏 outstanding. It made my day complete! Love it! Highly recommended!

The whole family loves it. The appearance of surprising animals and the vast stage scale are overwhelming. The story is ordinary, but anyway, there's a lot to see in the one-hour performance.

The performance was wonderful and well worth seeing. The ticket price booked through Klook was very affordable. If you book directly with the official source, there are no discounts, and local tour groups offer very small discounts. Booking here is excellent value.

This is quite convenient. You just need to show your ID at the ticket counter to exchange your voucher. I personally think the performance is very much worth seeing.

Klook confirmed my booking, but then the agent informed me via WhatsApp that it couldn't be booked due to a change in policy. Although I contacted the service center on February 28th to get my refund (the show was booked for March 1st), it's been a week and no confirmation whatsoever regarding the refund has been made. Nobody has even contacted me.