The 26th Harbin Ice and Snow World will officially close at 22:00 on February 26th. As of 22:00 on February 23rd, the park has been operating for 64 days and has received 3.47 million visitors.

As a world-renowned ice and snow theme park, Harbin Ice and Snow World is a distinctive feature of China's winter tourism. This year's park, themed "Dream of Winter, Love among Asia" fully incorporates elements of the Asian Winter Games. During the day, it is crystal clear, and at night, it shimmers with flowing brilliance. There is a super ice slide over 500 meters long, together with more than 20 small slides scattered throughout the park, and multiple snow tube slides. It offers entertainment options such as ice spinning tops and ice bicycles, leading visitors to experience the ultimate joy of ice and snow.

At 10:00 on February 27th, the world's largest indoor ice and snow theme park, the Dream Ice and Snow Pavilion, will reopen. This venue was completed in July 2024 and began its renovation and upgrade on January 30th of this year. With advanced sound, light, and electric interactive technologies, combined with artificial ice and dyeing techniques, the pavilion integrates classic landscapes from previous Ice and Snow Worlds and elements of the Asian Winter Games, offering visitors a unique ice and snow tourism experience during spring, summer, and autumn.

According to reports, the large-scale fantasy show "The King's Chariot," the Snowflake Ferris Wheel, the Ice and Snow Food Pavilion, and the Four Seasons Amusement Pavilion will continue to operate.