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Standard Seat
“Tianmen Fox Fairy” (standard zone); valid on the day (ticket collection required)
S$32.07≈¥168¥178
Earliest: 2026-10-13
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Standard VIP Seat
“Tianmen Fox Fairy” (near stage); valid on the day (ticket collection required)
S$35.89≈¥188¥198
Earliest: 2026-10-13
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VIP Zone B
“Tianmen Fox Fairy” VIP zone; valid on the day (ticket collection required)
S$51.16≈¥268¥288
Earliest: 2026-10-13
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VIP Zone A
“Tianmen Fox Fairy” VIP zone, incl. hot tea or mineral water; valid on the day (ticket collection required)
S$70.25≈¥368¥398
Earliest: 2026-10-13
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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
Are the “Tianmen Fox Fairy” show ticket and the mountain ticket separate?
They are separate ticket types: the mountain ticket does not include the “Tianmen Fox Fairy” show — buy the show ticket separately. Book each for your itinerary, and book ahead in peak season.
How do I buy the “Tianmen Fox Fairy” show ticket and the mountain ticket?
They are separate ticket types that must be bought separately: the mountain ticket is for visiting by day, and the show ticket is for the evening performance. If you plan to do both, book each to fit the show time; if you only visit the mountain, a single ticket is enough.
What time does the “Tianmen Fox Fairy” show start and how long is it?
“Tianmen Fox Fairy · Liu Hai the Woodcutter” starts at about 20:20 each night (subject to the scenic area’s daily announcement) and runs about 90 minutes, at the Tianmen Mountain Canyon Grand Theater. We recommend arriving 30–45 minutes before the start; the gate opens about 40 minutes before the show.
Is the “Tianmen Fox Fairy” show performed in winter?
The “Tianmen Fox Fairy” show is suspended from about December to February each year, subject to the scenic area’s notice. Spring and autumn (Apr–Jun, Sep–Nov) offer the most pleasant weather and the best visual effects. Tickets are tight during holidays, so we recommend booking 3–5 days ahead.
What if it rains during the “Tianmen Fox Fairy” show?
The show is staged in an open canyon; light rain does not stop the show and free rain ponchos are provided — no need to bring your own. In severe weather such as heavy rain or lightning the show may be temporarily cancelled, in which case a full refund or rescheduling will be arranged.