Chimelong Water Park Tours and Tickets

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Men pay ¥229 for tickets to Chimelong Water Park, while women, seniors, youth, and children pay ¥139; evening-only tickets cost ¥139 for everyone. There are additional charges for lockers, as well as for accessories such as tubes—which, coupled with the cost of food on site, can add to the price.

Yes, some rides at Chimelong Water Park are restricted to specific heights, ages, and/or weights. Many have a maximum weight of 220 pounds (100 kilograms), while minimum height and weight requirements also apply: Families with kids taller than 4 feet 3 inches (1.3 meters) should be fine.

The best time to visit Chimelong Water Park is midweek outside of Chinese school vacations and vacation periods, but note that some slides are out of action at quieter times of year. Avoid visiting during the holidays at the beginning of May and October, and note that the park is usually closed November through late April.

Yes, visiting Chimelong Water Park is worth it if your group fits the height and weight requirements of the different rides. People weighing more than 220 pounds (100 kilograms) will find their options very limited, as will people taller than 6 feet 3 inches (1.9 meters). Minimums also apply, and families with kids under 220 pounds (100 kilograms) or 4 feet 3 inches (1.3 meters) may encounter issues.

No, unfortunately Chimelong Water Park’s rides are not accessible for travelers in wheelchairs, and travelers with mobility needs will also struggle—although wheelchairs are available for rent on site. Disability access is in its infancy in China, but there are accessible water parks in both the US and Europe.