Grand World Phu Quoc Attractions Ticket
Grand World Phu Quoc: Teddy Bear Museum, Venice gondola canal & nightly Quintessence of Vietnam show. Compare live prices and coupons.
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What it is
Grand World Phu Quoc blends European-inspired architecture with Vietnamese cultural spectacle across 24 distinct sub-districts. The complex is free to enter, but standout experiences — the Teddy Bear Museum, the Venice Water Taxi gondola ride, and The Quintessence of Vietnam outdoor show — each require a separate ticket. The Teddy Bear Museum sits inside a donut-shaped building and features over 500 uniquely themed bears across five story-driven zones inspired by global exploration. The Venice canal runs through the heart of the complex, lined with Venetian facades where traditional gondolas (water taxis) ferry passengers along lamplit waterways. The Quintessence of Vietnam show runs nightly on an 11,000 m² outdoor stage, deploying 200+ performers, 3D projection mapping, water fountains, a movable stage, and zip-line sequences to retell four chapters of Vietnamese history and culture. Beyond the ticketed attractions, the Grand World Night Market (Indochine Quarter) opens from 5 PM to 2 AM with 138 stalls serving fresh Phu Quoc seafood, local street food, and souvenir shopping.
Highlights
- Teddy Bear Museum — 5 themed zones across ~1,500 m² inside a signature donut-shaped building; over 500 bears including Vietnamese Ao Dai-dressed bears and miniature world landmark dioramas, all following the 'Teddy Jones' adventure storyline.
- Venice Canal Gondola Ride — romantic water-taxi gondola on a Venice-themed river surrounded by Italian-style façades and bridges; especially atmospheric after dark when the canal district lights up.
- The Quintessence of Vietnam Show — a 45-minute nightly outdoor performance (typically 8:15 PM) with 200+ performers using live music, bamboo choreography, water-fountain choreography, 3D projection mapping, and zip-lines to narrate Vietnamese culture across four historical chapters.
- Bamboo Legend Structure — a 15-meter-tall, 700 m² installation built from 42,000 hand-picked bamboo poles with zero nails or steel, designed by architect Vo Trong Nghia; draws on the lotus, bronze drum, and bamboo as Vietnam's iconic symbols.
- Grand World Night Market — 138 stalls (100 food/beverage) in the Indochine Quarter open until 2 AM, serving signature Phu Quoc dishes: grilled scallops, Ham Ninh sentinel crab, steamed squid, and fresh sea urchin.
- 24-Hour 'Sleepless City' Atmosphere — shops, cafes, and lit streetscapes operate around the clock, making Grand World one of the few venues in Vietnam where the entertainment ramps up rather than winds down after midnight.
Good to know
Frequently asked
- Is Grand World Phu Quoc free to enter?
- Yes, the Grand World complex itself has no entrance fee. However, specific attractions inside — including the Teddy Bear Museum, the Venice gondola (water taxi) ride, and The Quintessence of Vietnam cultural show — each require a separate paid ticket. Comparing prices across booking platforms can save you money on these individual tickets.
- What time does The Quintessence of Vietnam show start?
- The Quintessence of Vietnam typically performs once nightly at around 8:15 PM and lasts approximately 45 minutes. It takes place on an outdoor stage, so evening weather can occasionally affect showtimes. It's best to book tickets in advance, especially during high season (December–March), as performances can sell out.
- How do I get to Grand World Phu Quoc from Duong Dong town?
- Free VinBus electric shuttles run multiple routes connecting Grand World to Duong Dong town, Phu Quoc International Airport (Route 17), southern resorts (Route 19), and Bai Vong ferry port (Route 20). Buses operate frequently throughout the day and evening; show your Grand World or VinWonders ticket to board at no charge.