The enchanting season of Harbin Ice and Snow World concluded on Thursday evening, marking a spectacular end with unprecedented visitor numbers. Since its grand opening on December 19, 2023, the winter wonderland has attracted around 30,000 guests daily, nearly doubling the pre-pandemic attendance records.
Spanning over 816,600 square meters, the park boasts an impressive array of gigantic ice and snow sculptures, captivating visitors from around the globe. This achievement earned Harbin Ice and Snow World the title of the largest temporary ice and snow theme park in the world, as recognized by Guinness World Records.
On its final day, the park was alive with joyous laughter and awe as both adults and children immersed themselves in the magical atmosphere. As the sun set, the soothing saxophone melodies of \"Going Home\" echoed through the park, creating a heartfelt farewell moment. Families lingered to savor their last moments, with children eagerly lining up at the giant ice slide, hopeful for just one more thrilling ride.
The closure of Harbin Ice and Snow World not only signifies the end of a beloved winter tradition but also highlights the park's remarkable success in attracting a diverse, global audience. As temperatures rose and safety concerns necessitated the season's end, the record-breaking attendance stands as a testament to Harbin's enduring appeal and the universal love for its icy masterpiece.
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Harbin Ice and Snow World closes with record-breaking attendance
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