Theme parks
The rules that apply across all of them. Chinese parks sell timed, dated, name-registered tickets — a ticket is tied to a passport or ID and cannot be handed to somebody else, so the whole party needs to be booked together with correct details. Everything runs through an app: park map, wait times, food ordering, queue-skip products, and often the entry code itself, so a working phone with data matters more than a printed voucher. Crowd peaks are the national holidays — Chinese New Year, the Qingming and May Day breaks, and the first week of October — and those weeks are genuinely worth rescheduling around. Height limits are posted in centimetres, and cash is effectively not accepted anywhere inside.
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