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Chimelong International Circus is located in the Guangzhou Chimelong Tourist Resort, a national AAAAA-level scenic area. It features a live-action circus stage, cutting-edge stage technology crafted with tens of millions of dollars in investment, and a performance venue constructed with hundreds of millions of dollars that can accommodate nearly 8,000 spectators at once. With world-class stage facilities and themed performances, it naturally boasts a large international performing arts troupe, including over 300 circus elites from more than 20 countries across Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Africa. In addition, there are more than 40 species and over 500 rare animals performing alongside the circus stars.

Chimelong International Circus

Chimelong International Circus is located in the Guangzhou Chimelong Tourist Resort, a national AAAAA-level scenic area. It features a live-action circus stage, cutting-edge stage technology crafted with tens of millions of dollars in investment, and a performance venue constructed with hundreds of millions of dollars that can accommodate nearly 8,000 spectators at once. With world-class stage facilities and themed programs, it naturally boasts a large international performing arts troupe, including over 300 circus elites from more than 20 countries across Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Africa. In addition, there are more than 40 species and over 500 rare animals performing alongside the circus stars.

Chimelong International Circus: 17 Years of Brand Legacy, Five Generations of Grand Productions

Chimelong International Circus continuously explores greater possibilities in the art of circus performance. In 2000, it began with a global circus showcase, evolving to the semi-themed "Apocalypse" in 2003, directed by renowned Hollywood director Dorianna Sanchez, featuring a starry sky circus. This was followed by the themed circus "Jurassic Moon" created by world circus master Zacchini in 2005, the scenario-based circus "Forest Code" in 2006, and the debut of the world’s first large-scale scenario circus "Magic Legend" in 2010. It culminated in the even more stunning and legendary "Magic Legend II" in 2011. Over 17 years of innovation, Chimelong Circus has attracted over 25 million spectators, establishing not only a circus kingdom but also a benchmark brand in cultural tourism, earning high recognition and acclaim for its contributions to global circus performance art and culture.

More Stunning, More Legendary — The Epic Fantasy Circus "Magic Legend II"

"Magic Legend II" inherits the enchanting style of its predecessor while seamlessly blending traditional acrobatics with exquisite modern art, making each performance even more legendary. The "Globe of Death," making its China debut from the Americas, is the most thrilling act, where nine brave performers from the Americas race on motorcycles in a breathtaking chase through suspended dimensions. Dressed in different colors, the nine daredevils streak across the night sky like a rainbow, to the roar of the audience. From Europe, the ethereal and dreamlike "Enchanted Wonderland" showcases graceful ballet in the air. Dozens of dancers form high-skill, high-difficulty aerial ballet sequences, with sprites performing elegant moves high above, attracting a variety of animals such as giraffes, alpacas, zebras, antelopes, camels, and flamingos that come to feed in the forest. Together, the animals and sprites dance joyfully in harmony, creating a dreamlike scene with aerial beauty and ground serenity. From Colombia, the classic large-scale act "Magic Wheels" sweeps in. Built on over a decade of performance innovation, with a stronger cast, more luxurious wheel props, and more thrilling performances, the upgraded 22-meter-tall magic wheels feature six Colombian daredevils in a life-risking spectacle, delivering an even higher and more heart-pounding speed thrill. To find out what crazy feats they perform, you’ll have to witness it live at Chimelong International Circus.

Like other theme parks under Chimelong, the International Circus sells tickets separately. The entire circus venue can accommodate nearly 8,000 spectators for each show, which is held every evening at 7:30 PM year-round. Of course, there may be a few days of suspension for maintenance during the year, but such cases are usually announced well in advance in newspapers. All performance schedules are also posted on their official website.

Unlike movie theaters where seating is assigned, circus seating is first-come, first-served for regular seats (VIPs must sit in their assigned areas). Although it’s clearly stated on the ticket back, many people overlook this. Since the theater is large, your seat location greatly affects your viewing experience.

Ticket Purchase

For specific dates, ticket prices are 450 RMB. You can book online via the official Chimelong website with online banking payment, or purchase tickets directly at the circus entrance after 12:30 PM on the day of the show. Actual ticket availability is subject to on-site announcements. For holiday visits, early booking is recommended.

Travel Weather

Since the circus performance takes place indoors, rain generally does not affect the show.

Choosing Good Seats

What counts as a good seat? VIP, of course—but for regular non-VIP seats, which are the best?

01 Sit near the middle VIP area. If you can’t get VIP seats, sit as close to the VIP section as possible, preferably in the center. Performers mainly face the VIP area, which is the central seating zone of the theater.

02 Higher seats are better than off-center ones. Off-center seats offer only a partial view, often just seeing the backs of performers. Sitting higher and closer to the center, though farther from the stage, provides a fuller view of the performance and requires less neck craning during aerial acts.

03 Keep elderly and children farther from the stage. Elderly guests and young children might be frightened by stunts like fireworks or explosions, so a seat farther from the stage is better for them. Babies in arms should be even farther back—many parents leave the audience area because not all children can handle bright lights and loud sounds. Sitting too close only makes things harder for the parents.

Safety First

The stage is sunken, and the theater accommodates 8,000 people, so imagine the steepness of the stairs. Be especially careful with children and seniors when entering. If stairways are crowded, choose alternative entrances to avoid accidents. During performances, clowns interact with the audience, which is why certain passageways are closed off. If you must walk through, stay low to avoid disturbing others, and remain still if actors are performing nearby—wait until they finish before returning to your seat.

Protect the Performers: No Flash Photography

This rule is often ignored, but these dangerous stunts are performed at great personal risk. Guests who use flash photography disregard safety and are essentially “endangering” the performers. A simple fall—even if minor—can cause severe psychological trauma, possibly ending a performer’s career. Respect and protect them.

Exit Orderly

On weekends with additional shows, the theater must clear the previous audience within 30 minutes to allow crews to set up and clean for the next show. Late-show audiences must follow staff instructions and exit promptly to avoid confusion.

Special Notices

01 To respect the privacy of park visitors and park business management needs, commercial photography, videography, audio recording, and live streaming are prohibited without park permission (excluding personal use). Violators will be subject to legal action.

02 Media interviews—including photography, videography, audio recording, or interviewing visitors or staff—are prohibited without prior authorization. Violators will be subject to legal action.

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