Harbin Ice and Snow World Guide

Harbin Ice and Snow World Guide You can take a taxi or take Metro Line 2 to Ice and Snow World. Walk 100 meters to the ticket gate. There are cold weather supplies for sale at the entrance. The anti-slip chains are said to be for ice and are very useful. The big slide is on the right after entering. There are age and height restrictions for children (must be over 15 years old and over 1.6 meters tall). There are many small slides to play on. There are many places in the park where you can scan a code to make a reservation for the ice slide and Ferris wheel. You can make a reservation for the ice slide every two hours and the Ferris wheel every hour. There are fewer people in the morning, so the reservation success rate is higher. If you make a reservation for the Ferris wheel, you can go play first. If the code expires, you can still use it. If there is a strong wind or snow, the Ferris wheel will close, so if you make a reservation, go early. The photo spots are basically on the left after entering (in a different direction from the big slide). You will see the main tower not far away. There is a giant Asian dragon ice sculpture under the main tower. The Terracotta Warriors are also on this side of the main tower. Each Ice and Snow World is different, so the best photo spots from previous guides are only for reference. I saw a good photo spot from last year, but I couldn't find it this year after walking around three times. There is no ice and snow castle this year, so don't be silly like me and look for it. There are many other places to play and take photos. The photos taken at the Wheel of Time are very good. If you don't want to wait in line, come when the park opens in the morning. If you get cold, you can go to the Ice and Snow Food Hall to eat and warm up. The night view is even better, so don't miss it. From 4 pm to 8 pm, there are performances on the Dream Stage. The car ballet show is next to it, with a show every hour.