Universal Studios Beijing🌎️

From downtown Beijing, you can get there on line 7! In Japan, the parks open before the opening time, so I arrived 30 minutes before, but since it wasn't peak season, the parks opened on time 😂 However, there was a line before the opening, and locals will pass you by if they get the chance, so be careful (lol) If you buy your ticket in advance, you can basically enter with your passport and face recognition! The Harry Potter area is almost the same as Japan, including the attractions. The Transformers roller coaster replaces Harry Potter, and there is something similar to the Flying Dinosaur in the Jurassic area (with normal body orientation), but the ride time is generally short! I was alone, so I was hoping for a single rider, but there was no such sign on the day I went, and I lined up in the normal line everywhere 😅 Beijing's unique Kung Fu Panda area is indoors and is family-friendly, with a good atmosphere and gentle attractions 🐼 Minion also has a game center and feels like it's for children. By the way, I read the reviews and heard that the restaurant was not very good, so I brought my own food with me, and when I told my local friend, he said that was the right answer, as if it was a common understanding 😂 There is a water dispenser, so if you bring a plastic bottle, you can refill it there. Drinks are more than twice the price of the city. I was hoping it would be quiet because it was a weekday, but that wasn't the case, and most of the time, except for the children's attractions, we had to wait about 50 to 90 minutes. It seems that it has the largest area? However, the attractions themselves seemed smaller than in Japan, so I was able to go around them. The Transformers area is cool and not found in Japan, so it gets me excited! There was a local person who went alone, and I was the only Japanese person there, so I didn't feel embarrassed at all (lol) You can flush toilet paper in the toilet! It was fun, but once you go, you're satisfied 🙆🏻♀️ 🕰️Business hours 9:30-19:30 #Spring 0 yen trip #Beijing