Hangzhou Underwater World

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Suitable for taking children, children like it very much, there are sea animals also have alpaca monkeys, reptiles, photos are also very feeling, you can also see them more closely, you can also feed them personally. The children went and want to go (-ω-`) price is OK.

It was a huge area that day and I was alone at the jellyfish on the third floor and I found the New World because I was here to burn incense and use the free tickets for medical staff, but I didn't take pictures like this.

My baby is three years old and usually likes fish very much. So my husband and I took advantage of the National Day holiday to bring her to the underwater world to play. There are three floors in the underwater world. We entered the pavilion at nine o'clock in the morning and left the pavilion at eleven o'clock in the morning, and spent more than two hours playing. On the first floor are various fishes, sharks and devil fish are all on the first floor. My baby is small and he is holding it all the way. He is novel and scared when passing through the undersea tunnel, but she is very happy to see marine life that she can't normally see. The undersea show is also on the first floor, starting at ten o'clock, because there are really many people on holidays (the sense of being able to play outside of holidays will increase a lot). On the second floor are various corals and small fishes, crawling halls, and large turtles. We bought fish to feed it, it was really ferocious. On the third floor is the Jellyfish Pavilion. It’s a pity to take a baby as a photo spot. There are also small animals such as alpacas and otters for everyone to watch. There is a platform on the second floor for everyone to rest. There is no serious restaurant in the museum, which only has snacks, so you can bring some snacks to fill your hunger. The platform is just right for rest and dining. For the fare, everyone’s standards are different. My baby says he will go again after it’s fun, so it’s worth the fare. Looking forward to the next trip.

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My baby is three years old and usually likes fish very much. So my husband and I took advantage of the National Day holiday to bring her to the underwater world to play. There are three floors in the underwater world. We entered the pavilion at nine o'clock in the morning and left the pavilion at eleven o'clock in the morning, and spent more than two hours playing. On the first floor are various fishes, sharks and devil fish are all on the first floor. My baby is small and he is holding it all the way. He is novel and scared when passing through the undersea tunnel, but she is very happy to see marine life that she can't normally see. The undersea show is also on the first floor, starting at ten o'clock, because there are really many people on holidays (the sense of being able to play outside of holidays will increase a lot). On the second floor are various corals and small fishes, crawling halls, and large turtles. We bought fish to feed it, it was really ferocious. On the third floor is the Jellyfish Pavilion. It’s a pity to take a baby as a photo spot. There are also small animals such as alpacas and otters for everyone to watch. There is a platform on the second floor for everyone to rest. There is no serious restaurant in the museum, which only has snacks, so you can bring some snacks to fill your hunger. The platform is just right for rest and dining. For the fare, everyone’s standards are different. My baby says he will go again after it’s fun, so it’s worth the fare. Looking forward to the next trip.