Universal Cartoon Valley

　　Universal Cartoon Valley Theme Park is situated in the Taihu Bay Tourist Resort in Wujin, Changzhou. As an international theme park focusing on anime and gaming experiences, it breaks conventions, pioneers innovation, and has a distinct positioning. Aiming to meet the vast entertainment needs of over 400 million Chinese internet users, and envisioning a future-oriented experiential park, it sets itself apart from century-old brands like “Disney” and “Universal Studios.” The park emphasizes interactive digital cultural experiences, offering the world a brand-new thematic concept.

　　Themed around “anime art and gaming culture,” Universal Cartoon Valley perfectly integrates cutting-edge digital entertainment with high-tech. By partially transforming virtual game scenes into real environments, it brings an unprecedented, mysterious, and surreal “fantasy world” into reality. You will play the role of the protagonist, living out the legendary myth of “journeying through a fantasy world” in real life.

　　Universal Cartoon Valley features nearly 30 experience-based amusement attractions, including China’s only and the world’s second sky dome theater “Sky Dome Fantasy,” Asia’s first 360-degree looping roller coaster “Mystic Cloud Realm,” and Asia’s highest, longest, and fastest flying roller coaster “Torn Stars.”

　　Universal Cartoon Valley Theme Park was honored as one of the “Top 10 High-End Tourism Brands in China 2012.” During the selection process, Changzhou’s Universal Cartoon Valley received unanimous recognition from expert judges and stood out, joining tourism brands such as “Impression Liu Sanjie” and “Yalong Bay Bird’s Nest Resort” as one of the “Top 10 High-End Tourism Brands in China 2012.”

　　Through its unique positioning and differentiated development path, the park blends leisure tourism with themed culture. It has successively earned titles such as “China Children’s Anime Activity and Experience Base,” “National E-sports Sports Base,” “Best Creative Industry Park in China,” “Korea Game Culture Exchange Center,” and “Jiangsu Provincial Science Education Base.”

　　Source: Jiangsu Provincial Forestry Bureau