Off-season Exclusive Amusement Park (Manzhouli)

Essentially, it's an amusement park with nesting dolls as its IP. The highlight is various performances, and the standard facilities like roller coasters and bumper cars are quite ordinary, barely reaching the average level of mainstream amusement parks. It's a pity that there are no performances during the off-season, and the ticket prices are much cheaper. Currently, only three attractions are available for visitors, which are the Dome Flying Cinema, Russian Folklore Experience Hall, and Nesting Doll Experience Hall. The latter two are basically just fillers, with the Folklore Hall mostly consisting of pictures, and the ultimate goal of the Nesting Doll Hall is to get you shopping The only attraction that is worth the ticket price is the Dome Cinema. This project is quite impressive, offering an eagle's eye view to experience the border landscapes of China, Mongolia, and Russia, as well as their landmark buildings. It intersperses typical landforms at the junction of the three countries, allowing visitors to soar through grasslands, lakes, and forests. It boasts a 6D experience, with seats like in picture 6. After the film starts, the seats move along a track inside the dome cinema, providing simulated gravity effects such as acceleration, diving, spinning, and tilting, along with physical sensations like wind and vibration. Especially when returning to the downtown area of Manzhouli at the beginning of the night, the phrase 'Above there is heaven, below there are Suzhou and Hangzhou, but Manzhouli's lights are more brilliant ' unconsciously pops into your mind, and a strong sense of national pride emerges In my opinion, the ticket price of 50 yuan is reasonable. Similar dome cinema projects in other scenic spots definitely cost more than this, and being able to stroll at will in the world of nesting dolls, immerse yourself in a fairy-tale-like castle, take photos, daydream, and bask in the sun, is surely better than smoking a box of Zhonghua cigarettes