During the testing of the facilities, residents living near the theme park complained about noise pollution.

"Some residents come to us to express their worries and we have invited environmental protection departments to do sound level tests after the park opens to the public," Liu said. "Compensation will be paid if the sound reaches 50 decibels or above," Liu said.

Liu said that China has no regulations or standards building amusement parks near residential areas. "But we went through all approval procedures, which means that the area is ok for the park," Liu said.

In the past, residents living around the Shijingshan Amusement Park in the Shijingshan District of Beijing have complained about the noise of the roller coasters in the park. The park was obliged to change the wheels and, in some cases, the cars, to bring the noise level down below 50 decibels.

Tips:

Admission Ticket: 50 RMB, includes 10 free game coins

Game coin: 5 RMB each, 3 to 6 coins are needed for certain games

Open from 10:00 AM to 18:00 PM (ticket offices close)

-- (China.org.cn by Zhang Yunxing, Mar.27, 2009)