Da Nang

I was honestly a little worried, but after exiting the gate and walking a short distance, I was able to meet smoothly. Then, I was directed to a separate entrance nearby, where some rather intimidating-looking airport police officers were keeping a watchful eye, and I was able to join a short immigration queue. It was a satisfactory service. However, even then, I waited for about 30 minutes (which felt like about half the time of the regular lane), so if you're really pressed for time for your connecting flight and in a hurry, I recommend the premium plan. That lane was almost always empty, so it should be stress-free. However, even with that, a 2-hour layover in Ho Chi Minh City seems quite tight. We had a 2-hour layover and arrived almost on time, but we were inexplicably made to wait 30 minutes before disembarking, and then had to take a bus. Even with the truck service, considering that you pass through immigration around the time of your domestic flight boarding, then pick up your baggage, and move to another terminal, even with a smooth disembarkation and the premium plan, it feels like it would be a very tight squeeze. This time, more than 20 people, including ourselves, went through the transfer procedure! However, with Vietnam Airlines, flights to places like Da Nang are frequent, so the rebooking process was smooth! So, the fast track service worked as expected and there were no problems, but it was still disappointing that I missed my original flight and it was all for nothing!

Very good weather, although many people, but worth coming once, play all day, not recommended to buy buffet lunch, many people, and have to find their own place, food in general, too many people fighting to grab, eat outside food better

I'm so glad I went. It was impressive and I was very satisfied. I was able to feel the history of Hoi An through the dance show. Seating was unreserved, and I arrived 20 minutes before the show. It was difficult to tell where the empty seats were and I had trouble finding one myself, but a staff member helped me find one. There were also photo spots, souvenir shops, and restaurants outside the venue, so I regretted not arriving a little earlier. It's about a 20-minute walk from Hoi An Old Town. You cross a beautiful bridge. It might be easier to book a transfer service for the return trip.