Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Remember to bring your passport as it doubles as your park ticket. Facial recognition is used for re-entry. (0:50)
- Tip 2Consider purchasing express passes to skip long lines, especially if you plan to visit during peak season. (1:13)
- Tip 3Arrive early for popular shows like Untrainable to secure good seats. The shows are very popular and fill up quickly. (3:37)
- Tip 4Check wait times for rides before queuing. Wait times can fluctuate greatly throughout the day. (6:19)
- Tip 5Plan your day strategically. Using a park map can help you maximize your time and see all the attractions you want to visit. (11:13)
- Tip 6Be prepared for crowds, especially during peak times. The park can get quite busy, particularly during weekends and holidays. (14:24)
- Tip 7If staying at a Universal Studios hotel, take advantage of early park entry. (20:32)
- Tip 8Expect long wait times at popular dining locations, such as the Three Broomsticks in Hogsmead. (24:49)
- Tip 9In China, people are very efficient at walking in crowded areas. Everyone tends to stay to the right. (33:02)
- Tip 10Be aware that prices at Universal CityWalk may be higher than in other areas of the park. (40:02)
Travelshorts' first day in China was a whirlwind tour of Universal Studios Beijing! From a meet-and-greet with Puss in Boots to navigating the bustling Transformers zone and the enchanting world of Harry Potter, their initial exploration was filled with excitement. Despite a few height restrictions, the family made the most of the day, taking in shows, marveling at impressive displays, and enjoying the unique atmosphere. The video offers a captivating glimpse into the park's attractions and the family's fun-filled adventure.
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This video follows Travelshorts, along with their children Holly and Matthew, on their first day at Universal Studios Beijing. Arriving from the UK, they check into the Universal Studios Grand Hotel and immediately begin exploring the park. The family navigates the park, encountering various themed areas such as Hollywood Boulevard, where they meet Puss in Boots, and the Transformers zone, featuring a towering Optimus Prime statue and the Decepticoaster (which Holly is too short to ride).
They explore the park's many attractions, including the Harry Potter area (Hogsmead), Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness, and Jurassic World. They also catch the Untrainable How to Train Your Dragon show, which impresses them despite the language barrier. The family enjoys a late lunch, opting for lamb skewers after a long search for a specific menu item.
The day continues with a visit to the Harry Potter area, where they marvel at the detail and similarities to the Universal Studios Florida version. They also explore the Minion area and Jurassic World, before ultimately heading back towards the hotel. Throughout the day, Travelshorts shares observations about the park's design, the efficiency of crowd management, and the unique experiences offered. The video concludes with the family enjoying dinner back at the hotel, reflecting on their first day's adventures and looking forward to a full day at the park the following day. The family's excitement and enthusiasm are contagious, making the video a delightful watch for anyone planning a trip to Universal Studios Beijing.
The video also includes some humorous moments, such as Holly's initial uncertainty about the identity of Puss in Boots, and Travelshorts' humorous recounting of his experience on the Journey of the Dragon Warrior ride. The family's interactions are natural and engaging, creating a genuine connection with the viewer. The video is a testament to the power of family travel and the joy of exploring new places together.
The unique aspects of the video include the detailed exploration of Universal Studios Beijing, offering viewers a comprehensive look at the park's offerings. The inclusion of personal anecdotes and observations adds a layer of authenticity, making the video more engaging and informative. The video also highlights the family's interactions with the park's staff and other visitors, showcasing the positive atmosphere of the park.
Overall, the video provides a fun, informative, and entertaining look at Universal Studios Beijing, making it a valuable resource for prospective visitors and a delightful experience for viewers.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: What's the best way to get around the park?
- A: Using a map and planning your route is helpful. Also, express passes can help you skip the queues.
- Q: What are the wait times like for rides and shows?
- A: Wait times vary greatly depending on the time of day and popularity of the attraction. It's best to check the wait times before you queue.
- Q: What's the food like at Universal Studios Beijing?
- A: There's a variety of food options, from quick service to sit-down restaurants. Prices can be higher in some areas, like CityWalk.
- Q: What's the weather like in Beijing?
- A: It can be unpredictable. We experienced rain, so it's best to check the forecast and pack accordingly.
- Q: Is there a swimming pool at the Universal Studios Grand Hotel?
- A: No, there is not a swimming pool at the hotel, but there is a fitness suite.
