The park is divided into seven themed zones, each with its own set of attractions. Circus-like Magic Town is home to a drop tower, ice rink, fun house, and twisty car ride, while guests get dizzy on Whirlwind Island’s half pipe, spinning tea cups, chair swing, and bumper cars. The aptly named Screaming Zone is home to the world record-holding Ten Inversion Roller Coaster, and Happy Kingdom delivers pint-sized fun for little ones. Park guests can cool off at Water World on bumper boats, a flume or a family raft ride, or watch a 4D or 360-degree film inside the Phantom Zone. Rainbow Bay has a bit of everything, including a pair of roller coasters, a giant frisbee, and a vintage car ride.
*Book your tickets ahead of time to skip the line at the entrance and enjoy more time inside the park. *Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared to do a fair amount of walking. *Don’t forget to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and plenty of water, particularly if visiting during the warmer summer months.
A free shuttle to the park departs from Hanxi Changlong Station in Guangzhou every 15 minutes during park hours. The station is serviced by Subway Line 3.
The theme park is open daily throughout the year. Plan to arrive first thing in the morning to hit up some of the top attractions before the lines get long. Plan to spend the entire day (or return in the evening) to enjoy the nighttime stunt shows and performances.
