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Middle Kingdom Productions visits Dragon Valley Waterpark in Nanjing, China, during an evening outing. The park is described as one of Asia’s largest, with an indoor area exceeding 700,000 square meters. Drone footage gives a view of its scale and futuristic design, while the traveler also explores the pools and slides. An evening ticket costs $20 and allows about five hours inside. The visitor says the indoor pool is probably the biggest they have ever been in, and praises the atmosphere and friendly staff. After this first visit, they say they would return to try another waterpark in China.
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Dragon Valley Waterpark in Nanjing
Middle Kingdom Productions visits Dragon Valley Waterpark in Nanjing, China. The park is described as one of Asia’s largest, with an indoor area exceeding 700,000 square meters. Its futuristic architecture is visible from inside and in drone footage, which shows the scale and shape of the complex. The traveler buys an evening ticket for $20, with about five hours available to explore. They say this gives them enough time to look around and experience the park without rushing.
Pools, slides and the atmosphere
The visit includes a look at the pools and slides. The traveler describes the indoor pool as probably the biggest they have ever been in and says the atmosphere was good. Friendly staff also contributed to an enjoyable first visit. The footage moves from first impressions and the ticket cost to aerial views, the overall experience and a recommendation at the end. The traveler does not catalogue every ride; the account focuses on the building’s scale, its design and what the visit felt like. After spending about five hours there, they say they would come back and try another waterpark in China. The ticket price, the time available, the unusually large indoor pool and the welcoming staff are the details they emphasize about Dragon Valley. This was a first visit to a waterpark in China, so the traveler describes the park through their own reactions rather than making a comparison with other Chinese parks. The video also shows the setting from above, adding a view of the complex that complements the time spent walking through its pools and slides.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: How much did the evening ticket cost?
- A: The traveler paid $20 for an evening ticket, which allowed about five hours inside Dragon Valley Waterpark.
- Q: What was the indoor pool like?
- A: The traveler describes the pool as probably the biggest they have ever been in. They also say the atmosphere was good and the staff were friendly.
- Q: Would the traveler visit another waterpark in China?
- A: Yes. After this first visit, the traveler says they would come back and try another waterpark in China.