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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9.2/10Very Good6614 Reviews
Tian'anmen Square and Wangfujing Area Beijing|1.55km from city center
Staying at the Legendale Hotel Beijing felt less like a simple hotel stay and more like living inside a documentary about hospitality. It reminded me of the way Claridge’s in London is portrayed—not just about luxury, but about the people who truly care for their guests and turn small moments into lasting memories. When I first arrived in China, I had no idea how to send a parcel—especially without a local phone number and ID. The floor manager, Jenny, kindly told me: “Just go to the concierge, they will help with everything.” And she was absolutely right. The concierge manager not only arranged the shipment, but personally supervised the courier while they packed my bottles of wine. What struck me most was how he cared even more than I did—checking every detail as if it were his own. In Australia, I could never imagine staff being so genuinely invested in a guest’s problem. I also want to thank Jenny. Beyond her helpfulness, she was a joy to talk to—warm, funny, and sincere. Those conversations made me feel at home in a new country. It reminded me again of what I saw in Claridge’s: the true magic of a great hotel comes not from its marble halls, but from the kindness of its people. And I cannot forget my floor cleaning attendant, Zhou Xiaodan. She was meticulous, always folding my clothes neatly even when I left them scattered. Every time I saw her, she greeted me with a genuine smile—not the polite, professional kind, but one that came straight from the heart. That smile gave me warmth that no other hotel has ever provided. The Legendale gave me much more than a comfortable room and a prime location. It gave me a profound sense of human care. That is what makes this hotel unforgettable, and why I would sincerely recommend it to anyone visiting Beijing.
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9.2/10Very Good11601 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|2.52km from city center
We recently stayed for 3 days at this hotel as a family with an infant and while the overall stay was pleasant, I feel compelled to share some important points that made our experience fall short of what we expected from a five-star establishment. To begin with, we had booked a Premier Suite, anticipating a top-tier experience. Unfortunately, several issues left us feeling like we were staying in a three-star hotel at best. * Cleanliness was disappointing — the floors were visibly dirty, and when we wiped them with a white towel, it turned dark. Photos attached clearly show the level of cleanliness we encountered. * The room showed noticeable wear and tear, with interior elements feeling aged and in need of refurbishment. Some parts felt like they hadn’t been updated in decades. * On our last night, the bathroom light could not be turned off, which made it very difficult to sleep. With our baby already asleep, we couldn’t call anyone to fix it without disturbing her. * The spinning chair in the room looked stylish but made loud, unpleasant noises, making it impossible to sit and relax in peace. * Several power sockets (about four) were not working, which was frustrating — especially when we tried to make tea or charge devices. We had to use inconveniently placed sockets instead. * A lingering smell of cigarette smoke was present in the room throughout our stay, suggesting the furniture and fabrics have absorbed it over time. * The female sauna was completely non-functional, which was a disappointment. * We consistently pressed the ”Do Not Disturb” button, hoping for privacy, but every time we left the room, it was cleaned despite our request. While it's nice that the room was cleaned, our preference should have been respected. * We also attempted to order food by phone twice, and our orders were never received. Whether this was due to a language barrier or other reasons remains unclear — but it was frustrating nonetheless. Considering that Sofitel is a well-established and globally recognized luxury hotel brand, you would never expect to come across such issues. All of the above certainly will influence our families and our friends future decisions when choosing Sofitel hotels . I want to stress that the stay overall wasn’t terrible — we enjoyed our time together as a family and had some positive moments. However, the above issues significantly detracted from what should have been a premium five-star experience. For the price and rating, we expected more attention to detail and basic functionality.
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9.3/10Very Good3006 Reviews
Yansha Commercial Area Beijing|7.59km from city center
Great stay at Boyue hotel! Highly impressed with the breakfast variety - fresh options and tasty local dishes. The gym was excellent with modern equipment and a clean environment. Location was perfect, just 10 minutes’ walk to AirPort Express Station. Staff were friendly and rooms were comfortable. Would definitely stay here again and recommend to others!
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8.8/105572 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|4.64km from city center
Enjoyable stay. Rooms were clean and spacious with great view of the CBD area. Service was 10/10 with friendly staff. The pool was amazing along with a super clean gym. The food was tasty and lots of delicious treats.
From$115
9.6/10Excellent6035 Reviews
International Trade CBD/Chaoyang Joy City Beijing|2.63km from city center
Good location with reasonable walks to the subway. Nearby there’s McDonald’s, 紫光园 and other restaurants. Comfy room with wide beds. There’s a pretty Japanese Garden within the hotel. Only complaint is the traffic in Beijing is bad, so it takes a while to travel in and out of the hotel by car during peak hours as the location is pretty centralised.
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