Walking through the long glass tunnel feels like truly being immersed in an underwater world

✨✨✨ Qingdao Underwater World is a national 5A-level tourist attraction located at No. 2 Laiyang Road, Shinan District, Qingdao. It features seven exhibition halls and an 82.6-meter underwater tunnel, making it a classic destination combining marine life viewing with science education. Recommended visit duration is 3-4 hours, with ticket prices around ¥150. Opening hours are 08:30-17:00 (last entry time may vary by season). 🔴 Core Visit Information ‌Exhibition Halls‌:‌‌ ‌Dream Jellyfish Palace‌: Thousands of colorful jellyfish sway in light and shadow, perfect for silhouette photography. ‌Underwater Tunnel‌: 82.6 meters long, where you can observe sharks, sea turtles, and other marine life, with daily "Shark Dance" performances.‌‌‌‌ ‌Whale Hall‌: Displays giant whale specimens with strong educational value.‌‌ ‌Marine Biology Hall‌: Features over 2,000 marine species specimens, ideal for family learning.‌‌ 🕑‌Performance Times‌ (based on 2025 latest info):‌‌‌ ‌Shark Dance‌: 11:00, 12:00, 15:30. ‌Mermaid Show‌: 9:30, 10:15, 14:00, 14:45. 🔴 Practical Tips 🚗🚗🚗‌Transport Guide‌:‌‌‌ ‌Metro‌: Exit at Station C of Huiquan Square (Line 3), 8-minute walk. ‌Driving‌: Navigate to "Hotel Santiago" for nearby parking, recommended spots: Tiantai Stadium (¥10/hour) or Jinkou 1st Road street parking. ☑️‌Recommended Route‌:‌‌‌ ‌Sequence‌: Dream Jellyfish Palace → Seal Pavilion (feeding interaction) → Marine Biology Hall → Whale Hall → Underwater Tunnel → Freshwater Biology Hall. ‌Notes‌: One-way route (enter at West Gate, exit at East Gate); strollers may face many steps.‌‌ 💰‌Tickets & Discounts‌:‌‌ ‌Full-price‌: ¥150-160 (free for children under 1.2m & seniors over 70). ‌Student/Senior ID‌: 30% discount. Nearby Attractions & Advice ‌Nearby‌: Lu Xun Park (free), Naval Museum (reservation needed), Zhanqiao Pier - all within walking distance.‌‌‌ ‌Pro Tips‌:‌ Wear light-colored clothes and non-slip shoes; B1 level is cooler. On-site dining is pricey - bring snacks; seafood stalls available at exit. Visit during off-peak hours (mornings/evenings) in high season.