Beijing · KUNG FU & ACROBATICS SHOWS
Two very different evenings sold under one heading: a scripted kung fu narrative at the Red Theatre, and acrobatics troupes doing things with a bicycle nobody should. The 10 below compare venues, seat classes and start times, priced.
See Beijing’s Red Theatre acrobatic show, a thrilling 60-minute mix of daring stunts, Chinese tradition, music, lights, and graceful movement.
“Incredible experience do recommend seeing it. Everything is booked for you and you just show up and enjoy. Would never forget it.”
Review the Red Theatre Beijing acrobatic show, with ticket tips, seating advice, transport details, pricing, timing, and honest value notes.
“My husband and I attended the show not knowing what to expect but based off the reviews decided to give it a whirl! Wang messaged me straight away to sort out details and gave lots of information / details about how to reach to show location and collect our tickets. They translated our ticket information into Chinese for the non English speaking ticket booth. We sat super close to the stage. The show itself was spectacular with the performers beyond talented! Incredible synchronization between performers carrying out highly difficult routines!”
See Beijing’s Red Theatre acrobatics show with a one-hour performance, assigned seats, optional hotel transfer, and mobile entry.
“Li arranged a fabulous seat with a clear view right in the middle of the row & sent comprehensive instructions before hand. The show is amazing. Would highly recommend.”
Review of Beijing’s Golden Mask Dynasty Show, with dramatic water effects, private hotel transfers, ticket handling, value, and booking cautions.
“Great show! So glad we went and glad we chose this option to have a driver. Our previous tour was running late so I contacted the tour operator through Viator to let them know we were running late and they were so nice. The driver waited for us and got us to the show quickly. When we arrived, we were given tickets and escorted to great seats! The show was phenomenal. The costumes and special effects very elaborate. Dancing beautiful. So glad we went. Highly recommend!”
Beijing evening tour pairing Peking duck with a Chaoyang Theatre acrobatics show, hotel transfers, and VIP seating for $144.41.
“This tour is not value for money. Guides role is just to pick up you at the hotel, bring to the circus hall, then to the dinner and back to hotel. The show was acceptable but I saw much more impressive things even in Bulgaria last summer. Beijing duck served during dinner was already sliced, cold and not tasty. I think it was cooked in advance and may be not the same day. The cafe itself was empty, it was cold and smelled chlorine - bon appetite. I assess that costs for this tour by the agency are more than twice as less than we paid including tickets, taxi, guide…”
Review the Red Theatre Beijing Acrobatics Show, with ticket tips, seat advice, timing, transport details, and honest value for families.
“It was a great show and also fabuleus die to the support of Li: we were very good informeren how to get the tickets and even a suggestion for a splendid restaurant next to the Red Theatre. Real good vakue for money!!”
See Beijing’s high-flying acrobats with hotel pickup, return transfer, and a reserved theater seat in one easy evening tour.
“Transfer to and from the show is first class. Cathy is lovely travel guide, very friendly and organised. The performers were fantastic, very skilled and obviously enjoy what they do. Show is only an hour long, but the intensity builds from start to the grand finale. Very much recommend 👌”
Review of Beijing’s Red Theatre Acrobatic Show, with ticket tips, seating, transport advice, price value, and what to expect in 60 minutes.
“Make sure you book early—the shows are usually packed and the cheaper tickets sell out quickly. The performance lasts about an hour and is great fun throughout. It’s well worth the price, especially the final motorbike act, which is absolutely incredible.”
Review the Red Theater Beijing acrobatic show, with ticket tips, seating advice, value notes, timing, and what to expect from Heroes of Shu County.
“The performance was amazing. I was at first underwhelmed by the theater itself, but once the lights went out and the show began I was on the edge of my seat and really enjoyed the performance.”
Train in Shaolin kungfu beside Beijing’s Forbidden City, explore a 700-year-old royal temple hutong, and learn practical self-defense.
“what an absolutely fantastic experience!!! Both the instructor and translator were both lovely and outstanding. I loved this experience and they catered it to my needs and interests within Kung Fu. Highly recommend!”
Pick a wall, a palace or a lane.
