So now you’ve
settled into Beijing and the hustle and bustle which it has to offer. BUT,
you’re the only one that doesn’t seem to have anywhere to rush too. Want to find
some things to do and places to go? We’ve got you covered! With the hot sun
rays of summer starting to set in and the humidity rising to extreme highs,
this attraction will certainly give you a sigh of relief. With a regulated
temperature constant no matter the weather, be sure to feel utmost comfort when
exploring this hot- spot.
Visit Beijing Watercube Water Park!
Previously
known as the Beijing Aquatics Centre during the Olympics back in 2008, what was
a large swimming pool for professional competitors has now been renovated into
a fun-packed leisure hub for the public. Built with a balance of safety and
adrenaline in mind, this water park is a guaranteed crowd pleaser. Swim, Splash
and Slide because you’ll never get tired as the largest water park in Asia
features a wave pool, lazy river, spa area and 13 water slides and rides,
including the Bullet Bowl, Speed Slide and Tornado.
Looking for a
thrill?
Try the renowned ‘Aqualoop’ which features a 40ft drop of exhilaration as your body swerves round loops and bends before you’re thrust back into the water.
Try the renowned ‘Aqualoop’ which features a 40ft drop of exhilaration as your body swerves round loops and bends before you’re thrust back into the water.
Looking for
something more relaxing?
Head over to the spa area and chillax until your skin prunes. There’s something for every tourist here at Beijing Water Cube Water Park.
Head over to the spa area and chillax until your skin prunes. There’s something for every tourist here at Beijing Water Cube Water Park.
Ticket Prices:
·
Children 1.2m
and below enter free (They must be accompanied by a fare-paying adult)
·
Children
1.2-1.5m (non-inclusive) enjoy discounted prices.
·
Children 1.5m+
require a full fare ticket.
·
Individual
guest admissions are daily and are only valid for 1 visit.
Type of
Ticket
|
Price {RMB}
|
Notes
|
Full-fare
Ticket
|
200
|
One ticket
system (Full Far)(The Watercube Visiting
fee is included.)
|
Discounted
Ticket
|
160
|
One ticket
system for Children 1.2-1.5m tall.
|
Full Price
Express Ticket
|
180
|
Purchase with
the Watercube Visiting ticket (This will be available for purchase when you
go there.)
|
Discounted
Express Ticket
|
150
|
Purchase with
the Watercube Visiting ticket Children 1.2-1.4 meter high enjoy discounted
tickets.
|
Address
National Aquatics Centre 水立方
No.11 Beichen East 11号 北辰东路
Olympic Park
奧林匹克公園
Chaoyang District
朝阳区
Beijing
北京
Telephone: 010-84372030
*Please bear in mind that the contact numbers differ depending on the country which you are calling from. Please visit the website for more precise information on how to contact them from your current location. - http://www.waterpark-watercube.com/english/
Opening Times:
- 10:00 AM-09:30PM - All year round!
Although,
the times my differ due to special events occurring during park hours. Please
check the official website in order to be fully informed.
Although the
easiest way to travel around Beijing is the subway, you can still take any of
these buses to get to the Olympic park and it’ll be pretty straightforward from
there. Just look around for the rectangular building that has a bubbled texture
and you’re there!
Bus:
Take any of these buses:
Take any of these buses:
113 | 740 | 944
| 989 | 939 | 753 | 689 | 660 | 658 | 607 | 510 | 81 | 82 | 538 | 611
Subway
Take Line 8 to the Olympic Green stop. Exit the station via Exit A, turn left and
walk down Beichen East Road. You will see the Aquatics Centre in the form of a
big blue rectangular building covered in bubbles. You’re here!
For any
enquiries about transportation, visit travelchinaguide.com for more
information.
For any
enquiries about the vast range of activities which this stunning leisure centre
has to offer, visit the official website at http://www.waterpark-watercube.com/english/
- The page is in English so no worries!
Does
this attraction not suit your fancy or are you looking for something that is
more relaxing? Keep watching that blog-roll because we’ve got more attractions
coming!
Any
questions just drop a line.
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