Attention, everyone, attention… this winter, we have two great benefits for you all to enjoy. The first is the 15th anniversary celebration of Eurasia Mall, which grandly kicked off on December 11th — stay tuned for more exciting promotions and giveaways. The second big benefit is that the Eurasia Mall Ski Resort will grandly open its doors on the 28th. The resort is located 200 meters south of Gate 20 at Eurasia Mall, covering an area of 25,000 square meters, with a total investment of 15 million yuan. It is the first ski resort of its size in the three northeastern provinces to be situated within an urban area. With ticket prices that are budget-friendly, well-equipped facilities, and diverse recreational options, Eurasia Mall is aiming to build a large ski resort where people of all ages can participate. If you want to experience the thrill and joy of skiing right in the city, this is absolutely the place to visit.
This is a snow playground for kids
Children’s excavators are the most popular among kids
Yesterday, reporters visited the Eurasia Mall Ski Resort to check things out in advance. The resort was already filled with the laughter of children, and a variety of snow play facilities have created a snow wonderland just for them.
Snow surfing, children’s excavators, snow tanks, and snow yo-yos are just some of the playful attractions that really catch the eye. Many kids came early with their parents to play in the snow.
“I can drive a tank, it’s so much fun — I’m going to try the excavator next!” said Liu Leqi, a little boy waving commands from atop a tank, looking every bit like a general.
“I’m usually too busy with work to spend time playing with my child. When I heard that the Eurasia Mall Ski Resort had opened, I came here with him. A child’s happiness is my happiness,” said Mr. Xu in an interview. There were many customers like Mr. Xu who came to play in the snow with their kids, which is why the children’s excavator became the most popular attraction. Parents took out their phones and cameras to capture memorable moments with their kids.
There are also plenty of ice activities for young people
Spinning tops on ice and ice bikes are the coolest
On the opening day, the ski resort was extremely popular. Some customers lined up early at the ticket office, others waited to enter, and there were even many out-of-town visitors who came specifically for it.
Young people can choose challenging and exciting activities such as bumper cars on ice, snow motorcycles, snow go-karts, all-terrain motorbikes, and beginner ski slopes. Meanwhile, spinning tops on ice and ice bikes are the most favored activities among middle-aged and elderly visitors. According to reports, the ski resort is fully equipped with facilities including rental counters for ice and snow gear, medical aid stations, and more. Over 20 professional ice and snow coaches offer basic skiing lessons, while a total of 200+ staff provide friendly, attentive service on-site.
Snow motorcycles and beginner ski slopes are especially loved by young adults and middle-aged visitors. Some customers even formed spontaneous lines just to experience the thrill and novelty of snow sports. It’s been reported that most guests come in groups — family pairs, couples, and groups of friends. In just one day, thousands of visitors from all over had arrived, sparking a wave of enthusiasm for snow play across our province.
Mr. Xing, person in charge of the Eurasia Mall Ski Resort, said that as an international mega shopping and commercial center, Eurasia Mall, supported by its shopping mall+ model, has built a large-scale ski resort full of dreamy and fantastical elements. This is of great significance in enriching the leisure and cultural life of residents in the province, promoting local ice and snow entertainment, meeting people’s spiritual needs, and creating a unique urban-themed culture. At the same time, it also plays an important role in leading and driving the rapid development of the tourism industry in the province, boosting economic growth, and fostering a harmonious society.
Reporter, Xin Wen Wang Wang Xiang
Photos for this series by Ji Xiaoshan