Universal says they’re “aiming to bring a fresh and unique experience to local consumers.” Universal CityWalk Beijing boasts 24 venues, including an 11-screen cinema, 15 distinctive dining offerings featuring both Western and Asian cuisines, 8 retail stores, and a diverse range of 11 retail and food and beverage carts. The idea is to form an image that calls to mind two dragons embracing a pearl.

Red and gold colors run through the entire complex before finally meeting the iconic Universal Globe at the park’s entrance plaza. CityWalk leads guests to the park, with architectural styles and the overall atmosphere gradually evolving along the way.

The whole area looks pretty sizable, with a main street leading up to a grand plaza with the iconic Universal globe and the park entrance. And just recently, the resort revealed a whole slew of details and concept art for this resort’s version of CityWalk! Every Universal resort worldwide (except Singapore) features a CityWalk shopping and entertainment district, and it looks like Universal plans to deliver once again! Let’s take a closer look!

The Universal Beijing Resort is still scheduled to open sometime in 2021 despite COVID-19 setbacks earlier this year.

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