How to Explore World's Largest Universal Studios Beijing

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How to Explore World's Largest Universal Studios Beijing


Universal Studios Beijing's Milestone: When it opens?

The new Universal Studios Beijing Resort, which will officially open on September 20 with tickets on sale on September 14.

Made up of seven themed lands filled with 37 rides, it will be the world's fifth Universal Studios theme park. And also it weill be the world's largest Universal Studio. It has many of the popular attractions found at its counterparts in Singapore, Osaka, Los Angeles and Orlando. But there are some Universal firsts as well, including the Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness.

Among the most popular attractions are the scream-inducing Decepticoaster inside the Transformers area, and all the Harry Potter rides. The Jurassic World Adventure and the Minions simulator rides also attract long lines.

Universal Studios Beijing Themed Zones: What should I expect?

Beijing Universal Studios covers an area of approximately 54 hectares (130 acres). The park has seven themed areas, each of which surrounds a large central lagoon.

Themed ZonesRides
Wizarding World Of Harry PotterHarry Potter and the Forbidden Journey
Flight of the Hippogriff
Ollivanders
The Nighttime Lights at Hogwarts Castle
Transformers: MetrobaseDecepticoaster
Bumblebee Boogie
Transformers: Battle for the AllSparks
Minion LandDespicable Me Minion Mayhem
Sing On Tour[a]
Super Swirly
Loop-Dee Doop-Dee (Roller Coasters)
WaterworldWaterWorld Stunt Show
Hollywood BoulevardLights Camera Action!
Untrainable
Jurassic World Isla NublarJurassic World Adventure
Jurassic Flyers (Roller Coasters)
Camp Jurassic
Kung Fu Panda Land of AwesomenessKung Fu Panda: Journey of the Dragon Warrior
Po's Kung Fu Training Camp
Carousel of Kung Fu Heroes
Lanterns of Legendary Legends

Universal Studios Beijing Reviews: What do tourists say after trial operation?

E23***11: Absolutely stunning! got to experience the VIP experience of the resort… definitely recommend, I got invited as a guest before it was open to the public, will definitely go again.

Alicemama: Participated in the park, took the baby to walk 20,000 steps, the staff in the park are very good, it is recommended to bring this charging treasure, the consumption in the park is actually compared with the major parks are not a reasonable range, the god stealing father Xiaohuang people riot, Jurassic world adventure, the dragon warrior tour, The fire source battle is very suitable for the faint-hearted children, the walk and stop along the way, the rest area is also very nice, the parents with the children, each park has a rest play area for children of all ages, in conclusion, the rides of Universal Studios are very friendly for all ages.

M43***92: I was fortunate to take part in the internal test and take a baby swim. I experienced most of the projects in the park, including the longest roller coaster in the world, which is super cool. But because the epidemic is limited, the queue is too long. Prices are generally acceptable, and the souvenirs in each district are perfect if they are in the supermarket at the door.

Universal Studios Beijing: How can I buy the ticket?

The tickets of Universal Studios Beijing will be on sale from September 14 and touritst can buy tickets directly on trip.com and official website of Unversal Studios Beijing.

Prices of Universal Studios Beijing tickets differ according to date as following chart shows.

Price Covering Date
418 Yuan (US$65)Some of Spring and Autume dates and most Winnter period
528 Yuan (US$82)Most Spring and Autume period and some of Winnter dates
638 Yuan (US$99)The opening month of Universal Studios Beijing, some of public holidays, summer vacation period, and Spring and Autumn dates
748 Yuan (US$116)Some public holidays and most of the summer vacation period

Universal Studios Beijing: Best Hotels nearly

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9.1/10Good6818 Reviews
Tian'anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|1.55km from city center
The service was a bit inconsistent, but I have to say, they really delivered on my request for a room with a better view when I booked in advance, which is a big plus. The most bizarre thing, though, is that you have to pick up your own food deliveries; staff can't do it for you, and there are no robots either. As for the facilities, well, they're quite old-fashioned.
FromKRW 235,452
9.3/10Very Good3284 Reviews
Yansha Commercial Area Beijing|7.59km from city center
From 2014 to 2019, I spent six-weeks each summer teaching in Beijing, and over that time, the Boyue Beijing Hotel has served as nothing less than a home away from home for me. It is exactly its friendly embrace and easy elegance that distinguishes the Boyue from Beijing’s larger, higher-profile hotels. Still, after a six-year absence caused by the pandemic, I was concerned that I might find a far less welcoming version of the place I had truly come to love. It was a relief to see that Liu Baojun was still out front and that Lisa was still at the head of the dining room, but so many others who had made my stays at the Boyue so unforgettable had moved on. However, no sooner than I checked in, my worries began to vanish completely. That’s when I first met three extraordinary new staff members—Jiaqi, Yonah , and their supervisor Anais—who demonstrated again and again that hospitality was still the heart and soul of coming to stay at this Chaoyang institution. Through the hard work of such talented and committed professionals as these three, the Boyue not only continues to check all the boxes that one expects to find at the highest levels of the hospitality industry—comfort, attentiveness, fine dining, and first-rate facilities—but I am also convinced that in the years since the pandemic, it has actually surpassed its own considerable track record of excellence. Thank you, one and all, for making my latest visit such an absolute pleasure!
FromKRW 91,003
8.8/105750 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|4.64km from city center
The Grand Millennium Beijing has an excellent location with convenient transportation, and my stay was very satisfying. The lobby is elegant, and check-in was efficient and quick. The room was spacious and comfortable, clean and bright, with soft bedding that ensured a good night's sleep. The service staff were warm and professional, responding quickly to requests, which made me feel well taken care of. Breakfast was rich and varied, offering a comprehensive mix of Chinese and Western options, all of high quality. Overall, it offers great value for money and is an ideal choice for both business and leisure travel.
FromKRW 168,180
9.6/10Excellent6253 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|2.63km from city center
Offers superb services and is attentive to its guest which lives up to its name as a Japanese styled hotel. During period of stay, the gym and pool are down - hotel manager has kindly explained the situation and helped to arrange alternative services to make up for the experience (e.g., arranging breakfast box for us since we are leaving the hotel early in the morning) which is commendable. I personally like their Taobao collection service because they will arrange everything nicely if parcels reach hotel ahead of time and get guest to sign off to confirm quantity (instead of some hotels which require you to provide delivery codes which can be cumbersome for large quantities of parcel). The staff were also attentive and offers great help and services for all the questions we had, which is perfect for first time family travellers. Location is also good (within second circle of Beijing) and walking distance to train. Good food options nearby the hotel as well, and for travellers who are lazy to get out, couple of good restaurants availability. Connecting path from hotel back door to Lawson and a Japanese bakery as well. If you prefer Beijing famous 紫光园, just cross the road from Lawson (good for breakfast and dinner/Peking duck). Grab the map that concierge prepares when you reach the hotel :) Facilities wise, I personally like the spacious room set up and the card on the table which states clearly what are available for guests (including curlers, mirrors, steam iron), good for business travels. Can tell the hotel does have some age, but for the price point, it is acceptable since they do clean it well. Especially good that the housekeepers do room tour every night to ask guest if water/amenities needs to be replenished. Really enjoyed the experience! I will recommend to those who values service and convenience, especially families with elderly and kids.
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9.5/10Outstanding6911 Reviews
China International Exhibition Center Area Beijing|7.13km from city center
Honestly, and without exaggeration, this was the worst hotel experience I've had among all the hotels I've stayed in. 1. The hotel is very large, and the lobby is grand and beautiful. There are staff members to help with luggage. I'm not sure of its star rating, but it has a swimming pool and a gym, and the location is good. 2. Now for the downsides: The breakfast quality is mediocre. The front desk for check-in is on the 3rd floor. Every time you want to go downstairs, you have to go to the 3rd floor to switch elevators, and then take another elevator or escalator down. The same goes for going up, you have to keep switching. This is quite inconvenient. Additionally, the laundry room charges for washing clothes, and it's a third-party service that closes at night, so it's not available 24/7. 3. I booked a king-size bed room for nearly 900 per night, and it was quite ordinary and not very spacious. There was no welcome fruit upon arrival. The mini-fridge only had one small bottle of Coke and one small bottle of Sprite, as shown in the picture. On the first day, I used the tea, but it wasn't refilled on the second day. I asked a staff member for another Coke and Sprite, thinking I'd drink them on the road, and I was incredibly surprised when they refused. The reason given was that since my previous drinks hadn't been used, they couldn't provide more. I booked for two nights, which essentially means I paid for two sets of amenities. Shouldn't two sets of amenities be configured identically? Two small bottles cost just a few yuan. Even a budget hotel wouldn't refuse something like that. It just makes the hotel seem stingy. Some staff members are snobby, arrogant, and impatient, even rolling their eyes. Just because they see a lot of foreigners, do they think they're rich? Do they look down on everyone? The experience was actually worse than staying at an Atour hotel.
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