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Universal Studios Beijing
Universal Studios Beijing is a world-class theme park that brings the magic of Hollywood to the Chinese capital. It is one of the world's largest and most technologically advanced Universal Studios resorts. The park features seven immersive themed lands where visitors can explore meticulously recreated movie scenes, enjoy themed food, and purchase exclusive merchandise, providing a full day of entertainment for families and movie fans.
Opening Hours
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Ticket Price
Tickets: 400-600 yuan (prices may vary depending on the time of day)
Location
Tongzhou District, Beijing
About This Attraction
Universal Studios Beijing boasts seven themed areas, featuring immersive movie IPs such as Harry Potter, Transformers, and Jurassic World. It is recommended to allow 1-2 days for your visit. The best time to visit is during the pleasant spring and autumn seasons (March to May or September to November). Please download the official app before your visit to check maps and queue times.
Getting There
The most convenient way to get to Universal Studios Beijing is to take Metro Line 7 or Batong Line to the final stop, "Universal Resort." Exit from Exit B, C, or D to reach the CityWalk entrance. If taking a taxi or ride-hailing service, simply select "Universal Resort Beijing Drop-off Area." Drivers can exit via the "Tianjiafu Station" on the Beijing-Harbin Expressway or the "Zhangjiawan North Station" on the Sixth Ring Road and park in the large parking garage. After entering the park, a counter-clockwise tour is recommended. Begin with "Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey" to avoid crowds, then experience "Jurassic World Adventure," watch the "Waterworld" stunt show in the afternoon, and wait for the parade in "Minions Land" in the evening.
What to Expect
The walking areas inside Universal Studios Beijing are spacious and flat, with easy access between themed areas. However, a full day's visit will involve a lot of walking, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Restrooms are very well-distributed and clearly marked, and all are equipped with family restrooms and mother-and-baby facilities. Almost every themed area has a gift shop, and there are shops near the exit; popular items may require queuing at the checkout. Drinking fountains are readily available throughout the park, so it's advisable to bring your own water bottle. Lockers and charging stations are also readily available, making the infrastructure very friendly to international visitors.
Visitor Tips
- 1Purchase tickets online in advance to guarantee entry and save time at the gate.
- 2Download the official Universal Studios Beijing app for live wait times, show schedules, and interactive maps.
- 3Arrive at park opening to experience popular rides like Decepticoaster with shorter queues.
- 4Wear comfortable walking shoes as you will cover significant distances between the seven themed lands.
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