跨年夜“仪式感满满” 主题乐园成为首选地 元旦游 上海多个景区登榜

Group 1 - The New Year's holiday in 2026 is expected to boost tourism demand, with young users seeking unique and meaningful ways to celebrate the New Year, such as fireworks and countdown events [1] - Major theme parks are planning special New Year's fireworks shows, making them the preferred choice for users during the holiday. The top 10 attractions for the New Year's holiday include Beijing Universal Resort, Zhuhai Chimelong Ocean Kingdom, Harbin Ice and Snow World, and Laojun Mountain Scenic Area, with theme parks occupying four spots [1] - Shanghai Disneyland ranks high on the attraction list due to its "Light Up the New Year" castle show and fireworks display [1] Group 2 - There is a significant increase in demand for New Year's blessings at temples, with Suzhou Hanshan Temple, Hangzhou Lingyin Temple, and Shanghai Longhua Temple gaining over 80% attention compared to previous periods [1] - "Ice and snow tourism" is becoming mainstream, with rising ticket bookings for popular destinations like Harbin, Changbai Mountain, and Altay, leading to a surge in flight prices. For example, flights from Shanghai to Harbin increased from below 500 yuan to over 1200 yuan, more than doubling in price [1] - Large indoor ski resorts have become a priority for some users during the holiday, with Shanghai Yao Snow World, Shenzhen Huafa Ice and Snow Miracle, and Suzhou Taicang Alps Snow World leading in booking popularity [2]