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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9.1/10Good6885 Reviews
Tian'anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|1.55km from city center
My friend was visiting China and I booked this hotel for them in Beijing. The location is excellent, very convenient for transport, and the service was attentive. Wangfujing Pedestrian Street is just a few steps away, and it's also very close to attractions like Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. There are all sorts of restaurants in the area. Overall, it was a fantastic experience.
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9.3/10Very Good12459 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|2.52km from city center
The overall environment is excellent. Manager Ella helped me choose a room with a great view when I checked in. The view of the Second Ring Road is quite good; at night, it's just a sea of red taillights, which really shows how much traffic there is. The room was a bit dry, but that's generally how the weather is in Beijing. Inside the room, everything was great – very clean, and the attention to detail was impressive. The hotel breakfast was also fantastic, with lots of variety and delicious options.
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9.3/10Very Good3466 Reviews
Yansha Commercial Area Beijing|7.59km from city center
I came to Beijing for a visa application, and the front desk staff provided a super 5-star service level. They arranged a quiet room for my check-in and helped me store my luggage after check-out. Printing documents was also no problem. The warm service from Zhang Heyao at the front desk left a deep impression on me, both for Beijing as a city and for this hotel. Additionally, the gym and swimming pool were open during my stay, and the water temperature was good. I'd also like to thank Manager Zhao from the front desk staff. Next time I'm in Beijing, I'll definitely stay here again! They even gave me a book when I checked out, which was an added bonus!
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8.8/105931 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|4.64km from city center
I stayed at the Grand Millennium Beijing for two weeks, and overall, it was decent. The only standout positive was the two housekeeping ladies; they were absolutely amazing. For the last eleven days of my stay, 'Zhao Juanjuan' was my attendant, and she was incredibly thorough and attentive. She folded my clothes neatly every time. She remembered all my habits and room preferences, diligently helping me each day with my requests. She even helped air out cigarette smells, opened and closed windows according to my schedule, dealt with strange odors from the bathroom drain, and scrubbed the bathtub daily. Basically, she was always responsive to my needs, incredibly kind, and always enthusiastic to help. If I ever return to the Grand Millennium Beijing, I'd specifically want to stay on the floor she services. However, the hotel's policy on food delivery was frustrating. They wouldn't allow any deliveries to be left at the concierge, not even non-food items. It was really annoying. They only permit deliveries to be left in outdoor lockers, which means in winter, all your food gets cold. What's more, they have staff dedicated solely to pressing elevator buttons, so why can't they assign someone to bring deliveries up? There are no robots either, which was a real pain. I put up with it because I could see the 'Big Trousers' (CCTV Headquarters) from the lobby downstairs. Also, there was a persistent cigarette smell throughout the room, even in the bathroom. Another issue is that the hotel's decor is quite dated. There was a sewage-like smell from the sink, which made me want to gag while brushing my teeth in the morning. Everything else was fine. If you're looking for a newer hotel at a similar price, you could try the NUO Hotel Beijing or the Jing Guang Centre Hotel. But if you want to stay near the 'Big Trousers,' then the Millennium or Rosewood are your best bets.
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9.6/10Excellent6366 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|2.63km from city center
## Location: Situated on Jianguomenwai Avenue within the Second Ring Road, this hotel offers a quiet retreat amidst a bustling area. Exploring the surroundings during my stay, I noticed its proximity to diplomatic apartments, indicating a generally pleasant neighborhood. Jianguomen subway station is just across the street, making it incredibly convenient to reach key attractions like Tiananmen Square and Qianmen Street. There's also Zigongyuan, a well-regarded Beijing restaurant chain, on a nearby street, and a commercial complex with numerous dining options about 500 meters away. ## Facilities: The hotel occupies an independent building with its own courtyard. While the lobby might not possess the grand opulence of a newly built five-star hotel, it's certainly refined and comfortable. I booked an 'Yue' floor room, which is higher than standard rooms, offering more expansive views. I could see the constant flow of traffic on Jianguomenwai Avenue and the cluster of high-rise buildings in the distance – truly a beautiful blue sky over Beijing that day! The room itself isn't huge but is perfectly adequate and well-equipped. Despite the hotel being established some time ago, the facilities are impeccably maintained and don't feel dated. The bedding, bathroom, air conditioning, and lighting were all excellent. The toilet even featured a bidet, and the toiletries were L'Occitane – a pleasant surprise! I also noticed toilet seat sanitizers in the public restrooms on the first floor, a thoughtful detail. The only minor drawback is likely due to the original design; there's no dedicated shower space, only a bathtub, so showering means standing in the tub. However, this wasn't a significant issue. ## Hygiene: Everything I could see, including some nooks and crannies I specifically checked, was spotlessly clean, as were the public restrooms. ## Service: The hotel staff were all proactive and friendly. The doorman would come out to assist with luggage and open car doors, and check-in was quite efficient. ## Food: I must commend the breakfast! It offered a wide variety of dishes, diverse flavors, and delicious tastes. Besides the usual live stations for noodles (soup noodles, 'dalu' noodles) and steamed buns, there were unique offerings like salt-grilled mackerel, salmon, sushi, and customizable miso soup, adding a Japanese touch. The fried eggs were even separated into two plates: one for over-easy and one for sunny-side up, a level of detail I've never seen at a hotel breakfast before. ## Overall Impression: I saw a review of this hotel online that I feel is particularly apt: 'Once a top luxury, now an excellent value-for-money choice.' Indeed, my two-night stay was completely hassle-free, and everything was impeccable (aside from some recent political remarks from a Japanese official that made me feel a little uneasy about the hotel's 'Japanese' elements). A price of around 1,000 yuan during the Spring Festival, including two generous breakfasts, a comfortable environment, and convenient transportation – it was a world apart from a mid-range chain hotel I stayed at in Wangfujing afterwards. Highly recommended!
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