Explore China through a film (see below), museum exhibits, gardens, eateries, and the Yong Feng Shangdian department store. Visit a half-scale model of Beijing’s Temple of Heaven. Acrobats and gymnasts perform. Allie’s KidTip: “When you walk into the temple to see the movie, look up.”

Temple of Heaven ceiling
in China
by akleos

Experience marvels of China in a sweeping, Circle-Vision 360˚ motion picture. Grand scenes of the Great Wall, the Yangtze Gorge, and Beijing’s Forbidden City alternate with views of bustling cities. The film—previously called “Wonders of China”— was improved in 2003 with vibrant new footage of modern China including Macau and Hong Kong. You must stand to view. Indoor waiting area with wooden benches. Wheelchair accessible. Assistive listening devices. Reflective captioning. Allie’s KidTip: “Don’t sit down or you’ll miss part of the movie.” Update: China is finally getting a new film that will use new technology to feature the splendor and majesty of that land. A brand-new Circle-Vision show will debut at some point in the future, though details on exactly what and when are not yet known.

Steep-roofed stone buildings, oompah bands, eateries, and shops evoke a quaint German square. Look for the model railroad, and listen for the glockenspiel that chimes on the hour. Allie’s KidTip: “Find the train set in the toy shop.”