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During my visit to the northern part of Guangzhou, I tried a few attractions at Sunac World (I was limited to four rides). I enjoyed this amusement park because it was relaxed and devoid of any pressure. Visitors were required to pay for each ride separately, rather than a single admission fee. Before entering, everyone had to select the rides they wanted to experience, which made the atmosphere less hectic and significantly reduced the instances of people attempting to cut in line. Additionally, there was a circus performance that also necessitated an extra ticket (which was quite affordable with my tourist card).
Posted by baixing
06:09
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