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Spring Travel in Macau: Fun with Both Dynamic and Static Entertainment Shows!

Published: 2026-09-27 👁 100 views

Last updated 2026-09-27 — Text & Photography / Chi Binghui Starting in March after the Spring Festival, it's the off-season for international travel, and all kinds of super low prices make it a great time to go abroad. In March, the weather in Macau is cool, whether you're enjoying the spectacular dynamic version of the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" in Macau...

Text & Photography / Chi Binghui　

Starting in March after the Spring Festival, it's the off-season for international travel, and all kinds of super low prices make it a great time to go abroad. In March, the weather in Macau is cool, whether you're enjoying the spectacular dynamic version of the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" in Macau, or visiting the "Dragon Soars" Dome Theater and the world's largest aquatic show "The House of Dancing Water," they are all great choices for a weekend trip!

The world's largest aquatic show, "The House of Dancing Water," is always sold out, with no dull moments in the performance.

"The House of Dancing Water" is about eight stories high and can seamlessly transform from a pool into land — truly spectacular.

The electronic animated version of the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival," which attracted global attention during the Shanghai Expo, is hailed as the "treasure of the China Pavilion" at the Shanghai World Expo. With a total length of over 120 meters and a height of six meters, the characters from the original painting come to life through animation technology, creating an extremely stunning effect. The "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" will be displayed in Macau from March 25 to April 14. The exhibition hours are from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily, with each session lasting one hour. The venue is the Macau East Asian Games Dome / Estrada da Baía da Nove, Nova Cidade International Sports Complex. Tickets are MOP 10 (approximately NT$40), and children under 12 and seniors aged 65 or above can enter for free. Tickets go on sale starting March 8 via the CTM Ticketing Macau Ticketing Network (www.macauticket.com).

The Dome Theater’s "Dragon Soars" show lasts about 10 minutes, and admission is free — it’s recommended to pick up your ticket in advance.

Additionally, the Dome Theater “Dragon Soars” at Studio City has launched a special Year of the Rabbit edition, bringing joy and good fortune to visitors in the Year of the Rabbit. In this special edition, guests are taken into the Fortune Wheel of the Twelve Zodiac Animals, welcoming the arrival of the auspicious rabbit and experiencing a lucky baptism under a shower of gold coins and dazzling fireworks, ensuring you have great luck in the new year. Meanwhile, "The House of Dancing Water," which received high praise upon its debut last year, remains sold out every day and is considered a formidable rival to Cirque du Soleil. This is the world’s largest aquatic show, built with an investment of over NT$8 billion, combining high-difficulty stunts with water performances that can instantly transform land into a pool — the entire show is quite surprising. Why not plan a trip to Macau soon?