Beijing Shijingshan Amusement Park, Theme park in Bajiao Subdistrict, China
The park extends across 350,000 square meters divided into four districts: East District, West District, Adventure World, and Fantasy World with over 50 rides.
Opening in September 1986, the park began with an Atomic Roller Coaster and expanded significantly during the 2000s with the addition of nine new coasters.
The Western Temple Fair at the park combines traditional Chinese temple fair elements with western entertainment features during lunar new year celebrations.
Visitors can reach the park by taking Line 1 of the Beijing Subway to Bajiao Amusement Park Station, with admission costing 10 yuan for adults.
The park features specialized zones including Canyon Rafting, Jones Adventure with the longest waterway, and a Hurricane swing that rises 36 meters high.
Location: Bajiao Subdistrict
Inception: 1986
Website: http://bs-amusement-park.com/ChinaIn/about-e.asp
GPS coordinates: 39.90697,116.20225
Latest update: May 12, 2025 11:44
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