China
One of two family areas in the park, this area takes inspiration from the beauty and majesty of China, as well as the Kung-Fu Panda films. Here, guests are immersed in the Valley of Peace. This is similar to the Land of Awesomeness in Beijing, but it is not indoors.
When coming in from Egypt, guests are immersed in an Ancient Chinese area. Here, they can find Warrior Wares on the left and Mr. Ping's Noodle House on the right. Going further in, guests will find two family attractions. Lantern Race is one of them, and it spins guests over a Chinese garden in a flying lantern. The other one is Noodle Bowls, a teacups attraction where guests spin around in bowls. Towards the end of the area is Chinese Kitchen, another Chinese restaurant. Nearby is the Jade Palace, where guests can ride the boat ride Kung-Fu Panda: Journey of the Dragon Warrior. Similar to a ride found in Beijing, guests travel to the Valley of Peace to celebrate, but when Po accidentally releases evil villains from the Urn of Eternal Torment (in his defense, he thought it was a cookie jar), he and the Furious Five must band together to stop them. The ride exits into Master Shifu's Kung-Fu Emporium. Po Live! an interactive Turtle Talk-esque show starring Po, can also be found here.
14. Lantern Race
15. Noodle Bowls
16. Kung-Fu Panda: Journey of the Dragon Warrior
17. Po Live!
Dining:
AG. Mr. Ping's Noodle House
AH. Chinese Kitchen
Shopping:
AI. Warrior Wares
AJ. Master Shifu's Kung-Fu Emporium
When putting together a world travel park, I knew I wanted to do something Asian, and China came up real quick. With Kung-Fu Panda being set there, it only made sense to include that as well.



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