
- 4.6/5
Anonymous userThe Chinese-style horror is indeed amazing, but it's more suitable for older children. It's not very friendly to children under 120cm, as there are many height restrictions, which is a bit of a shame. The park is very large, and there are many very friendly NPCs. I'll definitely come back when my child is older.
- 4.6/5
M40***28Journey to the West, one of the Four Great Classical Novels, is a novel known to everyone, young and old. I was fortunate enough to visit the former residence of its author, Wu Cheng'en. A stroll around the courtyard should take about an hour. If you have time to visit Huai'an, you can come and see it.
- 4.5/5
M27***06The hometown of Xiang Yu exudes ancient charm, with the legend of the Western Chu overlord hidden among the green bricks and gray tiles. The shadow of the halberd gleams in the wind, and the steles tell history. Stepping into this place, one can fully appreciate the grandeur and vicissitudes of the hero's hometown.
- 4.6/5
Anonymous userThe site is where Wang Xizhi, the "Sage of Calligraphy," was born and lived. The park features four themed areas: Inkstone Pond Reminiscence, Flowing Stream, Sunset Glow, and Five Sages of the Ages, as well as exhibition halls dedicated to Wang Xizhi and Wang Xianzhi. It also houses famous steles from home and abroad, including the Willow Stele, the Orchid Pavilion Preface, the Seventeen Letters, and the Langya Stele.
- 4.7/5
M73***39I went there around 3:00 PM on National Day. I didn't check the schedule and just wandered around the park, catching whatever I could. I saw a performance called "Defending the Last Chicken of Langya" and a juggler. That evening, I went to see the National Show Langya, which was truly wonderful. I went straight to the Water Show. The line was incredibly long, and once inside, only seats were left at the side, but that was fine; I could see everything. I only saw the first act of Langya. I watched acts two, three, and four from the periphery. It rained intermittently, and I left the park at 9:30 AM, missing the final fireworks display.
- 5.0/5
_We***47This was our first time bringing our child to a water park, and they had a fantastic time. There were rides for both adults and children, and our child didn't want to leave even when the park closed. The staff at the changing room, Ms. Kong, was very patient and helped us with our locker storage questions. Thumbs up!
- 4.4/5
Embark.There weren't many people when I came today, and the weather was great ☀️. This zoo is truly excellent and highly recommended; the circus show alone is worth the ticket price! Highly recommended.
- 4.8/5
M31***90It was a surprisingly nice place to stay during rainy days on our trip. The only problem was the parking lot management. There was only one exit, and we arrived early. When we left, we found that all the cars that arrived later were blocking the front of the normal parking spaces. We had to call the parking lot owner to come out... It took almost an hour to wait for the car to be moved and to leave the parking lot...
- 4.6/5
M56***15The night view is beautiful. The iron flower display is spectacular. There are also various performances during the day. Staying at Sky City in the South Gate area means you'll find the Taierzhuang Battle Relics Park, Guandi Temple, and Xie Family Escort Agency nearby.
- 4.9/5
东日暖洋ingOn October 1st, I braved the rain with my family to visit Xuzhou Fantawild. The experience was surprisingly wonderful! Despite the rain, the air was fresh, so we prioritized the indoor attractions. "Flying," with its suspended seats and giant dome, had the kids exclaiming in delight as they "flew" across mountains and rivers. "Boonie Bears Theater," a live-action re-creation of the animation, captivated the children and kept them laughing. "Idiom Fairy Tales" rafting allowed them to learn idioms while having fun, combining both educational and entertaining experiences. However, there were some unpleasant aspects of this visit. The Ice and Snow World within the park was an extra charge, requiring you to rent clothing. The same applies to the Pet Paradise, which required a separate fee. These additional fees weren't mentioned when I bought my tickets, and I thought I could enjoy everything with one ticket. This really ruined the experience and made me feel ripped off. I hope the park can improve its pricing. Although the rain caused some inconvenience, it was a warm and joyful family outing. I'd like to try the outdoor attractions next time the weather is sunny, but if the pricing isn't changed, I'm unlikely to consider returning.














