The Eastern Discovery Tour
Day 2

This rollercoaster had a loop and double corkscrew combination, similar to the one that wasn't working at Sun Park yesterday. This one was working, and surprised me at how fast and thrilling a ride it was.

There were quite a lot of fairground rides like this around the park, which didn't fit in that well with the parks theming. Hopefully they will bring the whole park up to standard in the long term.

Another very popular ride found at a lot of Chinese amusement parks are these giant observation wheels. Unfortunately I skipped a lot of them due to time.

Speaking of things I skipped for time this is the entrance to Dream Land. It's one of two superbly themed areas at the back of the park. This one consists of a large number of kids and family rides, which I spent a some time looking round, admiring the theming, but didn't do that many rides due to not having enough time before the park closed.

As you can see a lot of effort has gone in to theming some of the kids rides.

The main attraction of the area is this Splash Battle. I would have done this if the park had been busier, but it was a bit too quiet to make it worth trying.

Another one of the brilliantly themed rides in this area.

This is the one ride in this area I did try. It's a great interactive dark ride with a Sci-Fi theme. When we did it we ended up with members of staff riding with us as well, as they hadn't had anything to do for a while.

Next to the Dream Land area is another superbly themed area, more geared towards thrill seekers with an adventure theme. Included is this large clock tower, from what I can tell has a drop tower ride inside it.

Opposite this ride was one I forgot to get a photo of, I really was pushing it for time at this point. It was an enclosed coaster called the Jurassic Adventure. It was a good fun coaster, with a great deal of effort gone in to giving the interior a dinosaur valley style theme.