Exiting this subway station in Beijing, kids can play all day long

Beijing Line 4 Zoo Station, a treasure spot for taking kids out. Exit D is the Beijing Planetarium, and Exit A is the Beijing Zoo. You basically have to book tickets in advance for attractions in Beijing Beijing Planetarium To book the Beijing Planetarium, you need to reserve 3 days in advance with the 'princess number', tickets are released at 16:00, and it's closed on Mondays. The visit is free🆓, and if you buy a theater ticket, you don't need to reserve a visit ticket. The most sought-after is the dome movie 'Wonderful Starry Sky' from 10:00-10:30 at Pavilion A, which is very friendly to both kids and adults, and it's highly recommended for parents and children to watch together. Although the planetarium is considered a less popular venue, this theater sells out daily, so you still need to be on the lookout to grab tickets. Pavilion A, though a bit old and with fewer multimedia interactions, is spacious and offers more hands-on experiences for young children, which is quite friendly for them. Pavilion A mainly explores the historical development of astronomy. Pavilion B has more multimedia technology, with the Sun Pavilion and Moon Pavilion on the first floor, as well as a binary star slide. The second floor has two theaters. Pavilion B mainly involves the development of modern astronomy. The entire exhibition hall is not big, and you can see everything in one morning. Beijing Zoo After lunch, visit the Beijing Zoo. There's no need to buy tickets in advance, you can scan a QR code to purchase on the spot. Off-season combo tickets for 14 yuan are really attractive Which zoo can you see 8 giant pandas🐼 for 14 yuan? To the right of the entrance is the Panda Pavilion, with the popular Meng Lan in the Olympic Pavilion. To see Meng Lan🉐, you should wait in the outdoor area, if you have time, consider it. We equally love every panda🐼. Around 1 pm, we were lucky to see Meng Bao and Meng Yu eating bamboo together, and Pang Dahai (?) taking a walk, while the ones in the Asian Games Pavilion were mostly sleeping💤💤💤. The Panda Pavilion ticket is one-time only; if you exit and want to re-enter, you have to buy another ticket. The Beijing Zoo has a large area and the facilities are very retro, reminiscent of the zoos from over 30 years ago. Now that it's cold, many animals don't come out to the outdoor areas. The bird area is worth visiting to see the eagles and owls, which have a very wise look. Tiger🐯 Mountain is worth a visit; if the Siberian tigers🐅 are in a good mood, they will interact with visitors at the glass window. The tapirs are in the indoor pavilion, which is warm, and they will come to the window to nuzzle people's noses👃🏻. The kangaroos🦘 are all doing business inside the house. By the river, you can also see ducks🦆 or geese sliding on the ice. Although there aren't many animals at the Beijing Zoo, just walking around and looking can take up an afternoon. If you're bringing little kids, make sure to bring a lightweight stroller.