On the foot of Shanghai's Tianmashan, in a man-made valley, a new spacious theme park called Intercontinental Shimao Shanghai Wonderland is under development. It is also being built with a nineteen-storey underground hotel. Only three floors of this unbelievable hotel will be above ground, leaving the rest of the hotel in a pit.
An underground sleeping experience in this hotel is not enough, so the Shimao Shanghai Wonderland will add an underwater restaurant, a ten-meter-deep aquarium and an athletic water sports complex. This is just the start -- in the 100-meter-deep pit you'll also find 60-meter-tall glass curtains that resemble a waterfall. Surrounding cliffs will provide rock climbing and bungee jumping for visitors.
You can enjoy your vacation in this underground hotel in 2014-2015, for a price starting at $320 a night.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Underground Theme Parks
- Exploring the trend of creating theme parks in underground spaces, providing a unique and immersive experience for visitors.
- Underwater Dining
- The trend of building underwater restaurants, creating a dining experience like no other, surrounded by marine life.
- Extreme Adventure Tourism
- The rise of adventure tourism offering activities like rock climbing and bungee jumping in and around unconventional spaces, providing thrill-seekers with a unique experience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality
- Opportunities for the hospitality industry to create innovative and exclusive underground hotel experiences, attracting adventurous travelers.
- Restaurant
- Opportunities for the restaurant industry to create underwater dining experiences, offering a unique and memorable setting for customers.
- Adventure Tourism
- Opportunities for the adventure tourism industry to explore unconventional locations for activities such as rock climbing and bungee jumping, catering to thrill-seeking travelers.
