This snow trail at Huadu, Guangzhou is a large scale indoor skiing trail. The snow condition is better than expected. People said it was icy surface but it has better snow condition than those in South Korea. The temperature inside is just right. The line was not long to wait to get on the conveyor belt. The medium skiing trail was groomed very well. The bunny slope is however very bumpy. The medium trail is great for snowboarders. Inside there are 70% snowboarders of all guests. Will visit again!

+3

First time experiencing the second largest indoor ski park in the world, surprisingly very clean, efficient, big, and can accommodate all skill levels. The park uses real snow which makes it very easy to learn snowboarding for the first timers, however English is restricted. If you bring a friend who can speak Mandarin your snowboard experience will be smooth. Staff are very friendly however have very limited English. The rental equipment was a fast process, and very good quality rentals for now. The park also has various other activities for children and family such as bumper carts on the snow, sledding, snow bicycles, and children play area. Overall, it was a great experience and I will be returning again.

+3

The best ski park in southern China, price is very reasonable and the ski field is great! You can enjoy this sport in -6’C even though outside temperature is 30+! You don’t need to carry anything for ski here. The admission already Includes clothes and gears as well as sock if you need. But the rental time is counted within the 3 hours ski time. Recommend to bring your own cloths if possible! Car park is free currently and huge. Very convenience to arrive here even from Hong Kong.

+3

It’s alright for an indoor ski park. Too many people in the beginner and intermediate lanes. The place is really cold, if doing rental, need to bring own gloves.

+1

Went on Saturday – totally not worth the time or money (it’s expensive, we only buy kids Amusement ticket). Most of the kids’ attractions in the children’s area were closed or under maintenance. They provide helmets, snow clothes, pants, and shoes, but I thought they were really dirty – so remember to wear something underneath. I think most people go there just to train/learn their skiing or snowboarding skills.