Harbin Ice And Snow World Tickets

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China – Harbin

Harbin Ice And Snow World

Harbin Ice and Snow World is the most iconic winter theme park in Northeast China. Known for its colossal ice sculptures, vibrant light shows, and diverse ice activities, it stands as one of the most visited winter attractions both in Harbin and across China. It’s especially ideal for families with children, couples seeking a romantic snowy escape, and photography enthusiasts aiming to capture magical winter scenes.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening Hours: Daily from 2:30 PM to 9:30 PM. Actual hours may vary depending on weather, holidays, or special events. Check the official website before visiting for the most up-to-date information.

  • Recommended Duration: Plan for about 4–6 hours to enjoy the full ice sculpture exhibitions, participate in ice activities, and experience the night light show.

  • Best Time to Visit: Late December through February offers the best experience. Weekdays around New Year and Chinese New Year are ideal to avoid crowds and see the lights at their best.

  • Other Notes:

    • Book tickets online in advance to avoid queues.

    • Valid ID and e-ticket confirmation are required for entry.

    • The park is fully outdoors; wear thermal clothing, hats, and warm boots.

    • No open flames, alcoholic drinks, or drones are allowed inside.

Ticket Types & Prices

Dream Ice and Snow Pavilion Ticket (includes cotton coat and shoes) (Adult)

  • CNY 263
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Visitor Reviews Summary

Over 90% of visitors praise Harbin Ice and Snow World highly. People especially love the massive ice palaces, colorful light shows, and fairy-tale castles. Iconic features like giant ice slides attract photographers from around the world. However, weekends and holidays can be crowded, and it’s extremely cold outside—so be sure to dress warmly and plan your route ahead of time.

Related Guides & Recommended Tours

Want an easy way to plan your Harbin trip? Our travel guide offers detailed park maps, highlights of must-see sculptures, and the best spots for night lights. We also suggest combining your visit with other Harbin favorites like the Ice Lantern Exhibition, Central Street, and Saint Sophia Cathedral to fully enjoy this snowy capital.

Harbin Ice and Snow World Travel Guide

FAQ

Q: Can I buy tickets at the gate?
A: You can, but during peak season they often sell out. It’s best to book early via the official site or authorized platforms.

Q: Can I bring food and drinks?
A: Yes, you may bring packaged food and a thermos, but alcohol and items requiring heating or flame are not allowed.

Q: Are winter clothes available for rent?
A: Some entrances rent out warm coats and snow boots. Check the website or prepare your own in advance.

Q: Is the park suitable for young children?
A: Absolutely! There are kid-friendly ice sculptures and gentle slides, but please keep children warm and supervise them closely.

Q: Are there daily light shows or performances?
A: Yes. Main shows usually start around 6:00 PM, but check the day’s announcements and weather updates for accuracy.