Speaking of Sanya tourism, I believe everyone knows that it is a very famous tourist city in China. Sanya has a good geographical environment, good weather, and many places to play. Those who have been there should have a deep understanding. So, as a key tourism project in Hainan, how fun is Sanya Sea World Night City? Let’s take a look together!
1. Is Sanya Sea World Night City Fun?
Of course, it is fun. Personally, I think this is the most comprehensive tourist attraction in Sanya. The entire night city covers an area of 232,500 square meters. Such a large tourism project includes cultural tourism, leisure and vacation, entertainment experience and innovative business, which can be said to be a very comprehensive tourism project.
2. What is there to do?
There are a total of 8 themed areas, 13 entertainment projects, 2 grand theater shows, more than 50 global performances, 8 themed restaurants, more than 50 specialty restaurants and more than 30 themed merchandise stores in this Sanya Sea World Dream Ocean Night City. These are all inside the night city. From here, you can see that there are really a lot of projects in this night city, so no matter what kind of mentality or mood you have when you come here to play, you can have a lot of fun, even to the point of not wanting to leave.
Moreover, whether you come here with your family, friends, or couples, you can find suitable entertainment projects. For example, bring your girlfriend to experience the “Sanya Eye”, the 88-meter high Ferris wheel at the southernmost point of China. This height of Ferris wheel should not have been experienced by many people. Or, take your kids to the mysterious indoor amusement park to explore the secrets of the treasure on the pirate ship together.
So, this Sanya Sea World Night City is really a very worthwhile place to visit, it’s truly an entertainment paradise people long for.
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