Gondola Ride in Hanoi🌿 Ocean Park 2 Grand World Guide

#Southeast Asia Travel 🚣♂️ How to Ride the Gondola at Ocean Park 2 (Grand World) 📍 Boarding Location & Route • Gondola rides are available in the ‘The Venice’ canal area—mainly near Kingdom Avenue and Light Square. There are clear signs along the walking paths around the area   . • The gondola stop is next to the ticket booth or at the end (round-trip route without transfers), and the line is shorter if you go to the quiet side . ⸻ ⏰ Operating Hours & Fees • Operating Hours: • Weekdays: 09:00–12:00 / 14:30–18:30 • Fri, Sat, Sun, and Public Holidays: 09:00–12:30 / 14:30–18:30 . • Fare: • Round trip: approximately 200,000 VND • One way: approximately 150,000 VND . ⸻ 👣 Gondola boarding procedure 1. Purchase a one-way or round-trip ticket at the gondola ticket office 2. Line up at the boarding waiting area (recommended to choose a quiet area) 3. When boarding, the crew will guide you to the boarding location and then board 4. Go to the canal by gondola (approximately 10-15 minutes) 5. You can walk around the other side of the canal at your destination, or if it is a one-way tower, you can choose the option to return ⸻ 🌅 Recommended timing & tips for riding the gondola • 4:00 PM~6:00 PM: The light is soft and the photos are pretty  . • On weekends, there are plenty of mapping shows before and after: The scenery combined with the lighting is amazing (). • If you want a quiet ride, weekdays/mornings are recommended—if you use the route including the break time, the waiting time will be reduced (). ⸻ ✅ Summary of key tips • One-way and round-trip options available—if you want, you can take a walk after the one-way and come back. • Photo tip: Front seat recommended—you can see the colorful street scenery between the gondolas at a glance. • Dress code: Skirts and dresses look good on women. • Note: Some events (e.g., mapping shows, festivals) may have separate fees (). ⸻ 📝 Sample emotional impressions “When I was leisurely floating on the waterway in the gondola, the colorful buildings and waves, just like Venice in Europe, were gently blended together, and I felt like I was in another country. When the façade lights and mapping show were reflected on the water reflecting the sunset, the phrase ‘Venice of Hanoi’ came to mind. Since it included a round-trip gondola ride and a walk, I was able to enjoy a completely different travel scenery 😊”