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Zhengzhou Fantawild Dreamland is another modern comprehensive theme park built by Huaqiang Culture & Technology Group in Central China after Fantawild Happy World and Fantawild Water Park. It is a cultural and technological theme park based on Chinese mythology. Located in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, it consists of more than 20 indoor and outdoor projects, including Qin Mausoleum Adventure, Magic Castle, Battle of Jinshan Temple, Legend of Journey to the West, and Jungle Dragon, covering an area of more than 200 hectares.
Over 20 indoor and outdoor attractions, including the Qin Mausoleum Adventure, a large-scale indoor adventure project; the Magic Castle, a tracking 3D magic show; the Jinshan Temple Battle, a high-tech water disaster experience; the Journey to the West Legend, a large-scale modern themed high-tech entertainment project; and the Jungle Dragon, a wooden roller coaster, comprise thematic, amusement, leisure, and landscape attractions. Fantawild Dreamland skillfully blends international entertainment elements such as animation and film special effects with classical Chinese mythological paintings and cultural elements, creating a magical world full of fantasy and creativity.
temperate monsoon climate;
Suitable for all seasons
It is recommended to play for 3 to 4 hours
Full price ticket 240 yuan/person
Children's ticket: 180 yuan/person
Monday to Friday 09:30-17:30
Saturday to Sunday 09:00-18:00
Zhengzhou Fantawild Dreamland is a large-scale theme park, part of the Fantawild Group, which is known for creating thrilling and family-oriented amusement parks across China. It features cutting-edge rides and attractions with a focus on modern technology and immersive experiences, making it one of the top entertainment destinations in Zhengzhou.
Zhengzhou Fantawild Dreamland is located in the western part of Zhengzhou. It is easily accessible by taxi or private car. You can also take a bus to the nearby bus stop, which is a short walk from the entrance. Metro services are available with a transfer at the nearest station, requiring a short ride to the park.
The park is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The best times to visit are weekdays, especially in the off-peak seasons (spring and fall), to avoid the crowds and long lines.
The entrance fee is around 200-300 RMB depending on the season. Tickets can be purchased online through the official website or at the park’s ticket counter. Online purchases may offer discounts or special offers.
It is not mandatory to book tickets in advance, but it’s recommended during peak seasons (holidays and weekends). Booking at least 1-2 days before your visit is ideal to ensure entry and possibly avoid long lines.
You will need at least 4-6 hours to fully explore the park, depending on how many attractions you want to experience and if you plan to watch shows or take breaks.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, but audio guides are not typically provided in English. It’s a good idea to visit with a local guide or use a translation app if needed.
Start by exploring the themed zones (such as Dinosaur Kingdom or Water World) early in the day to avoid long lines. Then, visit indoor shows or quieter areas during peak hours (typically after lunch). End your visit by enjoying parades and evening entertainment.
While the park doesn’t typically offer night visits, special night-time light shows and performances may be available during certain events or seasons. Check ahead for any special evening programs.
The park tends to get crowded during public holidays, weekends, and the summer months. The least crowded times are weekdays, especially in the morning or during off-peak seasons such as winter and early spring.
The park is well-equipped with clean toilets, water stations, and multiple rest areas. There are numerous food stalls and restaurants offering a variety of Chinese and international cuisine. Souvenir shops are scattered throughout the park for memorabilia and gifts.
The park is accessible to elderly visitors and children, with some gentle rides available for younger guests. However, the park’s terrain and some of the rides may be challenging for visitors with mobility issues. Wheelchair rentals are available.
Mobile payments such as Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely accepted at the park. Credit cards are also accepted in most areas. However, it’s still a good idea to carry some cash for smaller transactions.
Inside the park, you’ll find a variety of dining options, including fast food chains, snack stalls, and full-service restaurants offering Chinese cuisine and international dishes. Nearby, there are also a few local eateries outside the park for a more traditional experience.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available inside the park at various food stalls and restaurants. Halal food may be more limited, but you can find some options at the park’s food courts or nearby restaurants outside the park.
There are several hotels near Zhengzhou Fantawild Dreamland, ranging from budget options to mid-range hotels. Notable accommodations include the Fantawild Dreamland Hotel and nearby international chains like Hilton or Ibis.
Souvenir shops inside the park sell a variety of items, including theme park merchandise, toys, apparel, and local crafts. Typical souvenirs include Fantawild-branded items, plush toys, and local art pieces.
After visiting the park, taxis, rideshare services like Didi, and buses are the best transportation options to continue your trip. The Zhengzhou city center is a short drive away, and major transportation hubs like the Zhengzhou Railway Station are easily accessible.
