Tickets and booking
Each of the five venues is ticketed separately, with prices varying by age and date. Chimelong Paradise: 250 RMB full, 175 RMB child/senior. Chimelong Safari Park (weekday rates): 300 RMB full, 210 RMB child/senior, 240 RMB youth. Chimelong Water Park (April 20 – June 30 rates): 200 RMB full, 140 RMB child/senior, 160 RMB youth/student/university. Chimelong Bird Park: 100 RMB full, 70 RMB child/senior, 80 RMB youth.
The Chimelong International Circus is priced by seat class rather than age: 350 RMB standard and 430 RMB first-class on weekdays, 550 RMB VIP; no child or senior fare is listed for it. For youth, student and university fares not shown above, the listing points to the official website. The resort contact line is 400-883-0083. Booking ahead is the reliable move, since several fares are weekday-specific, and note that the grounds are open year-round while each attraction and show keeps its own published hours.
Entrance and routes
The resort address is 299 Hanxi Avenue East, Panyu District, Guangzhou. The listed arrival route is Metro Line 3 to Hanxi Changlong Station, Exit E, where free shuttle buses connect to every venue.
The shuttle stops double as the practical entrances: Safari Park’s South Gate, the International Circus at Paradise’s North Gate, Water Park’s East Gate (a summer-only stop) and Chimelong Hotel. The route starts at Chimelong Metro Plaza and finishes back at Safari Park South Gate, so the gates sit on a single loop rather than separate approaches.
Photo spots
The listing names no specific viewpoints or photo locations, so treat the five venues as the settings: amusement rides at Paradise, wildlife at Safari Park, water attractions at the Water Park, the circus ring at the International Circus and the birds at Bird Park.
Logistics matter as much as location here: the free shuttle loop links all the gates, and the Water Park East Gate stop runs in summer only, so any water-park shots need seasonal planning. No photography rules are listed — check each venue’s detail page before building a plan around show times.
Timing and crowds
The resort grounds are open all day, every day of the year, but that covers the grounds only — each attraction and show sets its own hours, published on its own detail page. The listing’s suggested duration is one day.
Date type affects price: Safari Park and the International Circus quote weekday fares, and the Water Park’s listed prices cover April 20 – June 30, so align your visit date with the fare table when booking. The pack includes no crowd-level data, so plan around published hours and show schedules rather than assumed quiet periods.
Walking and effort
This is a shuttle-served resort, not a hiking destination: the free bus covers travel between venues, so getting from park to park doesn’t require a hike. The pack lists no trail, distance or walking-time figures, so the main physical demand is ordinary walking inside whichever venue you choose — pace a one-day visit accordingly and lean on the free shuttle for any venue-to-venue move.
Getting there
Metro Line 3 to Hanxi Changlong Station (Exit E) is the listed rail option, feeding directly into the resort’s free shuttle network. The shuttle route runs: Chimelong Metro Plaza – Safari Park South Gate – International Circus (Paradise North Gate) – Water Park East Gate (summer only) – Chimelong Hotel – Safari Park South Gate.
All resort shuttles are free. The listing gives no frequencies or first and last departure times, so leave buffer between venues. For navigation, use the address 299 Hanxi Avenue East, Panyu District; the resort contact line is 400-883-0083.
Cost breakdown
Listed ticket prices: Paradise 250 RMB full / 175 child-senior; Safari Park 300 / 210 child-senior / 240 youth (weekday rates); Water Park 200 / 140 child-senior / 160 youth-student (April 20 – June 30); International Circus 350 standard / 430 first-class (weekday) / 550 VIP; Bird Park 100 / 70 child-senior / 80 youth.
Worked from those figures: the cheapest single entry is Bird Park at 100 RMB full (70 child/senior) and the most expensive is a Circus VIP seat at 550 RMB; a weekday adult day of Safari Park plus a standard Circus seat totals 650 RMB. Child and senior fares exist at the four parks, but no child or senior fare is listed for the Circus. No bundle or multi-park pass prices appear in the listing, and unlisted youth/student/university fares should be confirmed on the official website.