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Adult Ticket (18–59)
General visitors aged 18–59; incl. admission + round-trip cableway + shuttle bus + through-mountain escalator
¥288
Earliest: 2026-10-15
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Concession Ticket (14–17)
Minors aged 14–17; ID verified on entry; incl. admission + round-trip cableway + shuttle bus + through-mountain escalator
¥158
Earliest: 2026-10-15
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Concession Ticket (60–64)
Seniors aged 60–64; ID verified on entry; incl. admission + round-trip cableway + shuttle bus + through-mountain escalator
¥158
Earliest: 2026-10-15
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Special-rate Ticket (65+)
Seniors aged 65 and above; ID verified on entry; incl. admission + round-trip cableway + shuttle bus + through-mountain escalator
¥122
Earliest: 2026-10-15
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Special-rate Ticket (18–59)
Special-rate groups such as military personnel and disabled visitors, verified with valid documents; incl. admission + round-trip cableway + shuttle bus + through-mountain escalator
¥122
Earliest: 2026-10-15
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Student Ticket (18–23)
Full-time undergraduate and below students, verified with original student ID; incl. admission + round-trip cableway + shuttle bus + through-mountain escalator
¥158
Earliest: 2026-10-15
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Notes
• Real-name booking: please provide your real name and ID card number.
• WeChat Pay and Alipay accepted.
• On entry, present your ID card or the original document used for booking for verification.
• Need help? Please contact 0744-8230888.
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FAQ
How many routes are there at Tianmen Mountain? How do I choose A/B/C?
Tianmen Mountain has three routes: Route A (classic) — large cableway up + express cableway down, more spectacular going up, good for a first visit; Route B — express cableway up + large cableway down, good for off-peak and afternoon departures, seeing Tianmen Cave first then the summit; Route C (all express) — express cableway up and down, efficient and convenient, with no large cableway, good for those seeking efficiency or afraid of heights.
What are the differences between Routes A, B and C? Which should I choose?
Route A uses the large cableway up and the express cableway down — the least tiring, best for a first visit; Route B uses the express cableway up and the large cableway down, so you see Tianmen Cave first then the summit, good for avoiding crowds; Route C uses the express cableway both ways with no large cableway at all — the most relaxed. First-time visitors or those with seniors and children should choose A or C.
What does the Tianmen Mountain ticket include?
The ticket includes entry with the cableway or park transport, the summit loop walkways and Tianmen Cave. Shoe covers for the Glass Skywalk, dining and the “Tianmen Fox Fairy” show ticket are purchased separately.
Can the ticket be rescheduled or refunded?
Unused tickets can be refunded or, per the rules, rescheduled via “Order Query”; once approved the refund returns to the original payment method. Tickets already used for entry or expired cannot be refunded — see the ticket notice for details.
What age is Tianmen Mountain suitable for children?
Children of all ages can visit, but watch safety and stamina. For preschoolers choose easier routes such as A/C and avoid steep walkways; the glass skywalk needs shoe covers and is not advised for infants. Child pricing and free-entry heights follow the park’s notice.