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Largest Indoor Ski Centre by Certified Area

Qianhai Snow World opened in Shenzhen on 29 September 2025 with a certified indoor ski-centre area of 140,008.3 square metres. It has five professional ski runs, including a 463-metre longest run and 83-metre maximum vertical drop.

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Last updated
2026-11-05
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Current Record

140,008.3m²

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Holder
Qianhai Snow World indoor ski centre
Location
Qianhai Snow World, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, China · Qianhai Snow World site · Guangdong
Start date
2025-09-29
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Overview

Archive Note

Situated north of the Shenzhen World Exhibition and Convention Center in Bao'an District, this indoor venue provides year-round skiing in a subtropical city. It officially opened on 29 September 2025.

Five ski trails serve different abilities, supported by chairlifts and conveyor lifts. Total pistes span about 1,569 metres. Government materials describe a smaller approximately 100,000 m² core ski building, which is not the same defined area as the certified record.

Key information

Certified area
140,008.3 m²
Opening
29 September 2025
Ski runs
Five
Longest run
463 m
Maximum vertical drop
83 m

Record history

1 Milestones
  1. 2025-09-29140,008.3 m²Qianhai Snow World indoor ski centreQianhai Snow World, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, ChinaCurrent Record

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Verification basis and limitations

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The record conclusion has sufficient verification support.

Basis: direct confirmation by an authority

Guinness identifies Qianhai Snow World as the largest indoor ski centre at 140,008.3 m² as of 29 September 2025. Shenzhen Qianhai Authority independently reports the opening date and five runs, but its approximately 100,000 m² venue size uses a different scope. These measurements should not be presented as interchangeable.

Verification assessment
2026-11-05
Last editorial review
2026-11-05

Current Entry identifies the current entry in this archive; it does not establish that the record is still held today.

Source IDSourcePublisherLink
SRC-001World's largest indoor ski center opens in QianhaiOfficialENCurrent recordShenzhen Qianhai AuthoritySRC-002Largest indoor ski centreRegistryENCurrent recordGuinness World RecordsSRC-003Qianhai Snow World marks 1st anniversaryOfficialENCurrent recordShenzhen Qianhai Authority

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