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Two new indoor SeaWorld parks may be heading to entertainment complex in Beijing

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Futuristic pavilions and lush green spaces, inspired by Beijing’s SeaWorld district, set the stage for guests strolling and unwinding beneath a bright blue sky—a vibrant environment buzzing with excitement and relaxation, echoing the atmosphere of next-generation entertainment venues.

China may soon have its first SeaWorld parks, part of a large complex called Beijing Zhonghong Square.

According to reports, Zhonghong Group is planning two indoor SeaWorld parks as part of a larger entertainment complex. Details on the parks are scarce, but the size is estimated at 310,000 square feet. The first park is expected to have attractions but also focus on education and technology. The size of the park makes it unlikely to include large marine mammals.

The second park is reportedly geared toward children, perhaps similar to Sesame Place.

Guests stroll along a glowing walkway through a snowy nighttime cityscape, surrounded by futuristic architecture and the striking Beijing entertainment complex featuring the renowned SeaWorld indoor park.

A vibrant, illuminated glass complex in Beijing at night, with glowing billboards and a carefully designed green space out front, channels the lively energy of top attractions like SeaWorld. This urban destination invites visitors into a dynamic entertainment hub that seamlessly merges chic city style with immersive indoor park features.

Aerial view of a sprawling entertainment complex with sleek, curved glass roofs, lush landscaped grounds, and wide access roads—evoking the iconic architecture of Beijing’s indoor SeaWorld park.

The parks may open as soon as December 2019. More information is expected soon.

Source: Behind the Thrills

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Cristina Sanza

Cristina is a writer living in New York City. She’s an expert on Disney, comedy, pop culture, and travel. You can find some of her other work at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, Popularium, Ranker, and The Cnnekt.

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