Hengdian Family Fun | Stay in a "Time-Travel Drama Set"

Radisson Blu Resort Hengdian, instantly activates the "Film Crew Family Experience Card"! The hotel lobby is adorned with posters of period dramas. The rooms are enormous, with bathtubs directly facing the garden view. While the kids are taking a bath, they can wildly imagine scenes of "imperial concubine bathing," instantly grasping the essence of relaxation in Hengdian. Family fun is maximized! The outdoor swimming pool transforms into a "water martial arts arena," where kids can wield water guns and act out scenes from "My Own Swordsman." The hotel offers complimentary Hanfu costumes, the same style worn by film crews. Kids can don a dragon robe and instantly become the "crown prince on a private visit," strolling through the gardens and being surrounded by onlookers taking photos. The freshly made Dongyang Wo Noodles for breakfast are incredibly delicious, a carb overload but double the happiness! Taking the kids around the area is like "hopping between film sets." A 10-minute walk takes you to the Ming and Qing Palace, where kids can run around chasing the filming locations of "Story of Yanxi Palace." The hotel shuttle bus goes directly to Dream Valley, where you can enjoy the water park at night and watch the volcanic eruption show, guaranteed to make the kids scream their lungs out! Before leaving, the kids even grabbed film-themed postcards from the room, saying they wanted to give them to their classmates as "imperial edicts" 📜. Travel tips: 1. Money-saving tip: Book a room and get 2 free film studio tickets. Buy combined tickets at the front desk for an additional 30% discount! 2. Kid-pleasing trick: The hotel offers free rental of children's Hanfu costumes. Remember to go early to snag the "dragon robe" style! 3. Foodie radar: Must-try Dongyang local chicken casserole. It's cheaper and more generous at the hotel restaurant than in the scenic area! 4. Night tour bonus: The rainstorm and flash flood show at Dream Valley is super impressive. Prepare raincoats and earplugs for the kids! 5. Hidden route: Sneak over to the side entrance of the Ming and Qing Palace at 7 am for a 99% chance of encountering a film crew shooting a scene.