Happy Valley Wuhan
Central China's largest theme park (Extreme Rusher / Wooden Wings Double Dragon coasters), Maya Beach Water Park (summer)
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 09:00-22:00 (summer night session)
- Ticket
- CNY 230
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
Central China's largest theme park (Extreme Rusher / Wooden Wings Double Dragon coasters), Maya Beach Water Park (summer). Central China's largest theme park: the Extreme Rusher launched coaster and the wooden coaster "Wooden Wings Double Dragon" are the park's signature rides — the former blasts off from a standstill at high speed, while the latter recreates the fun of old-style coasters with the bumpy feel of a wooden track; family and children's areas are fully equipped, with day and night operations (summer night sessions run until 22:00). Every summer the Maya Beach Water Park opens, where the giant funnel slide and wave pool form the cool centerpiece; the combined "theme park + water park" ticket offers better value; direct access via Metro Line 4, crowds are heavy on holidays — for popular rides, sprint for them right at opening.
Getting there: Metro Line 4, Renhe Road Station / bus
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