Han Show Theatre
The "Han Show" water dance show (a Wanda collaboration with Franco Dragone, 2,725-seat aquatic stage)
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- Session-based showtimes
- Ticket
- from approx. CNY 280
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
The "Han Show" water dance show (a Wanda collaboration with Franco Dragone, 2,725-seat aquatic stage). The Han Show Theatre stands at the entrance of Chu River Han Street like a giant red lantern, built jointly by Wanda Group and world-famous show director Franco Dragone (creator of Macau's "The House of Dancing Water"): "The Han Show" is staged in a 2,725-seat aquatic theater, where divers leap from platforms tens of meters high into the deep pool, and water acrobatics, diving, lighting and water-curtain effects merge as one; the theater's rise-and-sink pool stage leads the industry in technology. The show lasts about 90 minutes; tickets are sold per session starting from CNY 280, tiered by seating zone, and front-row seats can feel the waves splashed up by the dives; together with the Zhiyin Cruise it forms the twin stars of Wuhan's nighttime shows ("one theater, one cruise"), the first choice for families and visitors seeking audiovisual spectacle.
Getting there: Han Show Theatre, the red-lantern-shaped building
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