China · ACROBATIC & KUNG FU SHOWS
A ninety-minute evening that needs no language at all, which after a day of pointing at menus is worth something. These 15 compare theatres, seat categories and whether transfers are included.
See Beijing’s Red Theatre acrobatics show for one hour of breathtaking Chinese skill, colorful staging, and family-friendly thrills near the Temple of Heaven.
“This show is absolutely fantastic! It is as entertaining as it is breath taking. At times we were watching from through our fingers!!! Don’t hesitate to go, you won’t regret it. Hope you enjoy as much as we did.”
Review of Shanghai ERA Acrobats Theatre, with ticket advice, seat tips, transport guidance, show highlights, price value, and booking cautions.
“Absolutely exceptional. The skill level of these acrobats is phenomenal. I was so impressed, I wanted to book as many shows in China as possible after this one. There’s something to be said about Chinese precision and practice. I would definitely recommend this show. Superb.”
See ERA2 at Shanghai Circus World for thrilling Chinese acrobatics, martial arts, music, and the famous motorcycle globe.
“Enjoyed all the death defying acts. They had us is awe. Would definitely recommend this show to everyone.”
See Beijing’s Red Theatre acrobatic show for thrilling stunts, skilled performers, easy metro access, mobile booking, and a 60-minute performance.
“Fantastic and super impressive show. Totally worth it! I was astonished by the talent. The athletes were on par with Cirque de Solei performers. Unbelievable show.”
Review of Beijing’s Red Theatre acrobatics show, with ticket details, seating tips, transport advice, value, and family suitability.
“Sunflower gave us precise information on our booking via WhatsApp, it included where to go in the theatre to pick up our tickets, suggestion of nice noodle bar just next to the theatre which was very clean and served tasty food, told us if Read more”
See Shanghai’s ERA acrobatics at Circus World with a one-hour show, strong seat options, optional hotel transfer, and WhatsApp support.
“It was fabulous! The show was really great and my kids really enjoyed it. Its worth to watch. The tour guide, Ms. Mary who delivered the tickets to us was a very nice person and extended her help when my daughter accidentally lost her phRead more”
Beijing evening tour pairing Peking duck with a thrilling acrobatics show, VIP seating, hotel transport, and practical tips on value and dining.
“We have only put this tour as only 4 recommended. The Acrobatic show was superb and for an hour or so you are 'mesmerized' with what feats the boys and girls provide as part of the show. However the Peking Duck Banquet is not a 'banquet' and no where close to it. The tour and organizing companies really need to serious review this part of the tour. The DaDong Peking Duck chain of restaurants do really know how to serve you up a 'Peking Duck Banquet' to remember. Their chosen restaurant was clearly a well establish venue for similar tours, catering of up 140 dinners with at least 10 x…”
Review of Beijing’s Red Theatre Acrobatics Show, with ticket tips, seating advice, transport details, show acts, price value, and booking help.
“Very good directions and guidance to the destination including nearby recommendations. Highly recommended”
Shanghai evening tour with a dazzling 90-minute acrobatics show, hotel pickup, and nighttime stops at the Bund, People’s Square, and Xintiandi.
“The show was nice. The evening tour was rather limited.”
See Beijing’s high-flying acrobats with private hotel transfers, reserved theater seats, a one-hour show, and simple evening logistics.
“Transfer to and from the show is first class. Cathy is lovely travel guide, very friendly and organised. The performers were fantastic, very skilled and obviously enjoy what they do. Show is only an hour long, but the intensity builds from start to the grand finale. Very much recommend 👌”
Review the 60-minute Beijing Red Theatre Acrobatic Show, with practical ticket, seating, transport, timing, price, and booking advice.
“Although there were some variations on the usual circus, balancing, and acrobatic acts, most of them felt familiar at red theater. Unfortunately, it was very crowded, which took away from the experience somewhat. Still, it was a nice show overall.”
Review the Red Theater Beijing acrobatic show, with ticket tips, seating advice, value details, timing, and practical booking information.
“The performance was amazing. I was at first underwhelmed by the theater itself, but once the lights went out and the show began I was on the edge of my seat and really enjoyed the performance.”
See Beijing’s fast-paced Red Theatre acrobatics show with motorcycles, flying performers, and plate spinning for $39.
“Sunflower was so helpful - we received incredibly clear instructions on how we collect and use the tickets, as well as directions to the theatre itself. She also managed to get centre seats for us - we had incredible views, right in the centre of the theatre She also gave us some delicious food recommendations. I would definitely book again!”
See Beijing’s fast-paced Red Theater acrobatics for one hour, with family-friendly acts, simple subway access, and tickets from $39.
“The performances were excellent. The venue, however, is a death trap. Throngs of people can only access or exit the theater through two narrow doors. In the event of a fire, loss of life would almost be inevitable.”
Enjoy Shanghai soup dumplings, private hotel transfers, and a thrilling acrobatics show with a personal English-speaking guide.
“Was pleasantly surprised by the personal nature of this tour. Had a personal guide to take my wife and I around and had the best time. I would recommend Lily for any tour”
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