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Review
Guangzhou's Chime Long Paradise resembles a showroom for the latest coasters and thrill rides manufactured in Europe and North America.
There is a lack of interconnecting theming and design, but the park is equipped with some solid attractions: Splash Battle, a Waterworld-inspired (though not very original) stunt show, a great dive roller coaster (that pauses just before a vertical drop, letting you peer into your screaming destiny), the first motorbike-shaped launch coaster in Asia and a ten-inversion roller coaster with its record breaking number of corkscrews make for a screaming day out.
Nevertheless, the neighboring Chime Long Waterpark tops the thrills of its dry, older brother.
Chime Long Paradise roller coaster
Lots of inversions
Into the coaster eye
Coaster breaking through
Racing out happy and alive
Inversion-packed roller coaster ride
Motorcycle-shaped launch roller coaster
Motorcycle coaster in action
'The highest world-class level'
Dive roller coaster
Plummeting into the black hole
Splash element
Dive coaster taking a round
Shoot-the-Chutes water ride
Massive splash
Splash aftermath
Costly stunt show
Heavily inspired by Universal Studios' WaterWorld show
Giant Frisbee ride
Half pipe roller coaster
4-D cinema sign
4-D cinema
Inside the 4-D cinema
Chime Long Paradise setting
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