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World's First Immersive Acrobatics Theme Park Opens in Wuqiao, China

The park blends live shows, workshops and interactive checkpoints as Wuqiao expands acrobatics tourism with more than 150 performances a day.

  • On Thursday, April 30, 2026, the Wuqiao Acrobatics Fantasy Park officially opened in Wuqiao County, Cangzhou, China, transforming a centuries-old performance tradition into an immersive, interactive visitor experience.
  • "For many years, acrobatics was something you watched," said Zhang Le, a member of the project team, highlighting the shift from passive observation to active participation in traditional arts.
  • Spanning 245 mu, or about 40 acres, the park features five theaters, six themed districts, and more than 70 interactive checkpoints while staging over 150 performances daily.
  • Direct rail connections from Beijing provide convenient access for travelers exploring the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, positioning the destination as a practical addition to the county's established acrobatics tourism base.
  • The project follows the 20th China Wuqiao International Circus Festival held in 2025, marking a symbolic return to roots while driving innovation in the art form and supporting Cangzhou's cultural sector expansion.
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World's First Immersive Acrobatics Theme Park Opens in Wuqiao, China

CANGZHOU, China, April 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from Xinhuanet:

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