The WTT China Grand Slam 2026 arrives in Beijing from October 1 to 11, turning Shougang Park, in the Shijingshan district, into the epicenter of world table tennis.
Facilitated Mobility for the Public
The local city hall has prepared an exclusive transport network for those who want to watch the matches live. Two double-decker buses and two conventional models cover strategic points in the city, connecting hotels, shopping centers and metro stations to the arenas.
The vehicles operate from 9am to 5pm, with a 30-minute interval. Those who present the day's ticket or wear the official event t-shirt have boarding priority.
Internal Connection in the Complex
Inside Shougang Park, five vans circulate continuously from 10am to 10pm. The route connects the main square to the competition pavilions, the ski jump park and the parking lots, allowing the public to move around without needing a car.
Free Parking
Four large parking areas in the park itself offer 2,061 free spaces for those presenting a valid ticket. Another 380 spaces in nine neighboring neighborhoods also grant exemption or limited time without charge.
The exact locations can be consulted in the official event app, which also allows direct navigation to each spot.
The initiative aims to make the fan experience more accessible and sustainable during the ten days of competitions.