The Bird’s Nest Happy Ice and Snow Season has always adhered to the concept of “joyful interaction, environmental protection, exploration and challenge, beneficial and fun.” After four years of development, it has become a representative winter sports and cultural brand in Beijing, attracting over 800,000 domestic and international tourists to experience it. Each edition of the ice and snow season presents a distinctive theme. People may still vividly recall last year’s Disney Princess theme, and this year will introduce a brand-new theme: “Chinese Style Ice and Snow Joy in Full Swing.”
Bird’s Nest Ice and Snow Season
It is reported that the main venue of the fifth Bird’s Nest Happy Ice and Snow Season will be transformed into a retro style, introducing traditional Chinese culture and fashionable interactive activities. Ancient pavilions, towers, and bustling marketplaces will be recreated on the ice and snow, using segmented Chinese-style elements to take visitors on a journey through classic traditional culture. In addition to admiring the magnificent landscapes of the Han and Tang dynasties, visitors can also stroll through the grand ancient architectural complexes and experience traditional games such as pitch-pot, cuju (ancient football), and archery. This main venue event is co-organized by Beijing Zitianhong Culture Development Co., Ltd. and Beijing Fangdaowenshanliu Culture Communication Co., Ltd.
Attraction location: No. 1 South National Stadium Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing (within the Olympic Park)
Opening hours: 9:00–18:30, extended to 21:30 for night sessions. Please refer to official signage for details.
Recommended duration: At least 4 hours
Transportation: Take Metro Line 8 or Line 15 in downtown Beijing and get off at Olympic Park Station. Walk to the National Stadium (Bird’s Nest) from there.
Amusement activities include:
Disneyland, Adventure Snow Island, Ice Bumper Cars, Snowman Kingdom, Snow Leisure Area, Alpine Skiing, Kids’ Slide, Snow Tubing Plaza, Chocolate House, Snow Battlefield, Snow Discs, Challenge Curling, Snowmobiles
Preferential policies:
1. Children under 1.2 meters, seniors over 70, and disabled revolutionary soldiers can enter for free with valid credentials. People with disabilities, active-duty military personnel, seniors aged 60–69, and students can purchase tickets on-site at the official ticket booth with relevant credentials. 2. The above information is for reference only. Please refer to the actual disclosures by Dingmei Bird’s Nest – Skywalk on the day of your visit.
Information source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development
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