Sunac Snow Park (Guangzhou BONSKI) Tickets

Can you ski in Guangzhou? Yes! Learn about Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park (BONSKI) tickets, how to get from Hong Kong, opening hours, ski trails, and tips for a fun indoor snow trip.

What & Where is Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park (BONSKI)

Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park (also called BONSKI) is a great resort for anyone who wants to ski in Guangdong—no need to wait for winter or travel north! This huge indoor ski resort is the largest in South China, with real snow, cool temperatures (-2°C to -6°C), and trails for all skill levels. Whether you’re a first-time skier, a casual snowboarder, or just want to play in the snow with kids, it’s perfect. Located in Guangzhou’s Huadu District, it’s easy to reach from Hong Kong and Guangzhou city center—ideal for a day trip or weekend getaway.

• Opened: 2019 (one of China’s top indoor ski resorts).
• Location: Sunac Cultural Tourism City, Huadu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province.
• Size: 75,000 square meters (big enough for 3,000 people at once).
• Temperature: Constant -2°C to -6°C (real snow, not artificial slush).
• Ski Trails: 6 total—from beginner-friendly bunny slopes to challenging advanced trails.
• Key Highlights: South China’s longest indoor ski slope (460 meters), snow play area for kids, and professional ski instructors available.

Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park (BONSKI) Opening Hours

• Weekdays (Mon–Fri): 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM (last entry at 7:00 PM).
• Weekends & Holidays: 9:30 AM – 9:30 PM (last entry at 7:30 PM).
• Note: Ski sessions are timed (2/4 hours)—book your slot in advance online to avoid sold-out times.

How to Get to Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park (BONSKI)

From Hong Kong (Most Convenient Ways)

1. High-Speed Rail + Metro:
2. • Take the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong High-Speed Rail from West Kowloon Station to Guangzhou North Station (40 minutes, ~$25).
   • From Guangzhou North Station, take Metro Line 9 to “Feixiang Station” (Exit D, 20 minutes, ~$1).
   • Take a taxi or resort shuttle bus to Sunac Snow Park (10 minutes, ~$3–$5).
   • Total time: ~1.5 hours; Total cost: ~$30–$35.
2. Cross-Border Bus:
3. • Take a direct bus from Hong Kong Mong Kok/Guangzhou Port to Guangzhou Huadu Bus Station (2.5 hours, ~$18–$22).
   • From Huadu Bus Station, take a taxi to the park (15 minutes, ~$4–$6).
   • Total time: ~2.75 hours; Total cost: ~$25–$30.
3. Self-Driving:
4. • Drive via Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge or Shenzhen Bay Port (2.5–3 hours).
   • Navigate to “Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park Parking Lot” (parking fee: ~$2/hour, max ~$10/day).

From Guangzhou City Center

• Metro + Shuttle: Take Metro Line 3 to “Airport North Station” → transfer to resort shuttle bus (free, 15 minutes).
• Taxi: 40–60 minutes from Tianhe District (~$15–$20).

Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park (BONSKI) Ticket Prices & Packages

Below are the most popular tickets, prices subject to change, please check the BONSKI booking page.

Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park (BONSKI) - Ski Resort Facilities

Snow Tubing

Hop on an inflatable snow tube and race down from the snowy summit, feeling the refreshing snowy wind on your face and the speed and thrill.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Ice bumper cars

Playing bumping games on a smooth ice surface brings the joy of zero friction.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Adventure Trail

Take on challenges of heights, speed, strength, endurance, and more, and feel the thrill and the sense of accomplishment as you conquer each stage.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Ice Biking

Ride a bike across the smooth ice—great fun for both adults and kids.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Soaring Over the Glacier

The first same-direction twin zipline inside an indoor ski hall spans 83 meters with a 10-meter vertical drop—experience the thrill of racing high in the air across the ski slope.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park - Ski Trails (For Skiers/Snowboarders)

Little Bear Trail

• Length: 70 meters
  Slope: 8 degrees
  The ski practice slope is wide and spacious; it’s the entry-level beginner run at Guangzhou Hot Snow Miracle Ski Resort, perfect for skiers with zero experience.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Penguin Road

Length: 70 meters
Slope: 13.6 degrees
The Snowboard Practice Run, a bit steeper than the Little Bear Run, is a beginner slope at Guangzhou Hot Snow Miracle Ski Resort and is ideal for first-time skiers.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Snow Rabbit Trail

Length: 300 meters
Slope: 11.8°
It’s the most popular run at Guangzhou Hot Snow Miracle Ski Resort. The length and pitch of this beginner slope make it a real challenge for beginners who have already mastered basic skiing techniques.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Milu Deer Road

Length: 230 meters
Slope: 18.8 degrees
The upper and lower sections feature different terrain—this is the intermediate ski run at Guangzhou Hot Snow Miracle Ski Resort.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Tiger Road

Long route: 220 meters
Slope: 20.8 degrees
With a slope reaching 20.8 degrees, Tiger Run is the advanced ski trail at Guangzhou Hot Snow Miracle Ski Park, and it’s a favorite among seasoned skiers.

Photo credit: Guangzhou Sunac Culture & Tourism City

Best Time to Visit Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park (BONSKI)

• Weekdays (Mon–Thu): Fewer people—shorter wait times for gear and trails. Go in the morning (10:00–12:00 AM) for the most space.
• Weekends: Busy, but more events (like snow parties). Book tickets 1–2 weeks in advance.
• Seasons: Indoor temperature is constant, so no bad weather—visit anytime! Avoid Chinese holidays (National Day, Spring Festival) for smaller crowds.

BONSKI Ski Lessons – Pricing, Types, How to Book

Whether you’re a total beginner or want to improve your skills, BONSKI’s professional lessons have you covered.

BONSKI Ski Lesson Types

• Private Lessons: 1-on-1 instruction with certified instructors (Austrian/Chinese). Best for fast progress—instructors tailor to your skill level.
• Group Lessons: 3–6 people per group. Cheaper than private lessons; fun for friends/families learning together.
• Kids’ Special Lessons: For kids 3–12yo. Instructors use games to teach basic skills (stopping, turning) — keep kids engaged.

BONSKI Ski Lesson Duration & Pricing

BONSKI Ski Who Should Book Lessons?

• First-timers: Learn basic safety rules (how to stop, fall safely) to avoid injury.
• Intermediate skiers: Want to master parallel turns or tackle steeper slopes.
• Kids: Professional instructors help them build confidence faster than self-teaching.

What to Eat at Guangzhou Sunac Snow Park (BONSKI)

Warm up with these food options inside and near the park:

• Snow Park Cafés: Serve hot drinks (hot chocolate, ginger tea, ~$3–$4) and snacks (hot dogs, fries, ~$4–$6).
• Sunac Mall Restaurants: The park is part of Sunac Cultural Tourism City—walk 5 minutes to the mall for Chinese food (hot pot, noodles, ~$8–$12) or Western food (pizzas, burgers, ~$10–$15).
• Street Food: Near the mall entrance—hot chestnuts and sweet potatoes (~$2–$3) to warm your hands.

Sunac Snow Park (BONSKI) – Tips & What to Bring

You don’t need to buy expensive gear—BONSKI provides most essentials, but a few extras will make your trip more comfortable.

BONSKI Equipment Provided with Tickets

All ski packages include these free items:

• Ski set: Skis (or snowboard) + poles (for skiing) + boots.
• Winter wear: Waterproof ski jacket + ski pants + gloves.

BONSKI Items to Bring (Highly Recommended)

• Warm socks: Thick, woolen socks (2 pairs—one for backup if wet).
• Neck gaiter/scarf: Protects your neck from cold air.
• Goggles: Prevent snow blindness (optional, but useful on bright days).
• Phone case: Waterproof case to protect your phone from snow/moisture.
• Lip balm & moisturizer: Indoor air is dry—prevent chapped lips/skin.

BONSKI Extra Gear for Rent (On-Site)

• Helmets: Free for kids under 12; ~$3 for adults (recommended for all skiers).
• Snowboards: Included in gear, but you can request a switch from skis for free.
• Lockers: ~$3–$5 per day (store bags, extra clothes).

BONSKI Vsiting Tips

• Dress in Layers: Wear thermal underwear, a thick sweater, and waterproof pants. The park provides ski jackets, pants, boots, and gloves—but bring your own warm socks (thicker = better).
• Rent Gear in Advance: Book tickets with gear included online—onsite gear rental can have long lines.
• Wear Waterproof Shoes: If you’re only playing in the snow (not skiing), wear waterproof shoes—snow can melt and soak your feet.
• Hydrate: The indoor air is dry—bring a water bottle (refill stations available).
• Book Tickets Early: Especially weekends and holidays—tickets sell out fast online.
• Safety First: Kids under 1.2m must be accompanied by an adult. Helmets are free to rent (ask at the gear desk) and recommended for all skiers.

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