Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Ski Resort: Tickets & Visiting Guide
Complete guide to Shanghai's top indoor ski resort - Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Ski Resort. Find tickets, attractions, opening hours, location, transport, packing list.
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What Is Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Ski Resort?
Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Ski Resort
It’s a popular indoor snow resort in Shanghai with real snow – covering 90,000 square meters. You can ski, play in the snow, skate on an ice rink, and even visit a water park here. It also has hotels, shops and restaurants on site, so you can spend a full day or even overnight.
Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Skiing Theme Resort
4.8/5
3844 Reviews
It's a fantastic place as an attraction spot.US$34
Shanghai Indoor Ski Resort - Opening Hours
Shanghai Indoor Ski Resort
- Regular hours: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM (last entry at 7:30 PM)
- Note: Hours might change for holidays (like Spring Festival) or special events. Check the official website or Trip.com listing before you go.
- Best time to visit: Weekdays – fewer people, shorter waits for rides like the snow train.
Where is Shanghai Indoor Ski Resort & How to Get There
Exact Address
No. 1-5, Lane 2088, Hucheng Ring Road, Nanhui New Town, Pudong New District, Shanghai (use this for navigation).
How to Reach
Transport Type | Step-by-Step Route |
|---|---|
Subway | Take Line 16 to Dishui Lake Station (last stop). From there, take a taxi or the resort shuttle bus (10 minutes’ drive). Shuttle buses run every 30 minutes. |
Bus | Take bus 1043, 1096 or Shengang No.1 Line to “L+SNOW Indoor Ski Resort” stop – walk 5 minutes to the entrance. |
Self-Driving | Navigate to “Shanghai L+SNOW Parking Lot”. Plenty of spots available – parking fee is around 20 CNY per day. |
Shanghai Indoor Ski Resort - Rides & Activities
Shanghai Indoor Ski Resort - Rides & Activities
Shanghai Ski Resort - Ski Area
- Beginner-Friendly Slopes: New "Xiaobai Dao" (Little White Slope) is tailor-made for beginners - 75m long, 16m wide, 8° average slope, with a long safety buffer zone. Super easy to get started .
- Intermediate/Advanced Slopes: Red Slope (intermediate) and Black Slope (advanced) are ideal for experienced skiers to practice skills. The rare indoor S-shaped Blue Slope adds more fun and challenge .
- Ski School: Over 50 professionally certified instructors offer both private and group courses. The course demand is very high (usually fully booked every day), so if you need guidance, please make a reservation in advance.
Shanghai Indoor Ski Resort - Rides & Activities
Shanghai Ski Resort - Snow Play Area
- Snow Train Adventure: Take a ride on the snow train through Aurora Town, Syracuse Castle and Bolang Base Camp to enjoy the dreamlike snow scenery.
- Fun Slides: Long "Snow Ladder Adventure" slides and snow tube slides, safe and thrilling for both children and adults.
- Ice & Snow Interactive Games: Ice bicycles, snow jumping platforms and thrilling tire slides. During the holiday, there will be an IP parade (Pleasant Goat, Backkom Bear) and the opportunity to take photos with huge snow sculptures.
Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Ski Resort - Ticket, Reviews & Prices
Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Ski
Prices may vary slightly on weekends or holidays - you can book online (through Trip.com or official channels) to get better price, or you can avoid queuing (on-site tickets may sell out). Here is what you can expect:
Ticket Type | Price Range (CNY) | What’s Included |
|---|---|---|
Adult Ski Ticket (3 hours) | 280-320 | Ski gear (skis/snowboard, boots, poles) + access to slopes |
Adult Ski Ticket (full day) | 450-500 | All-day access to slopes + ski gear |
Snow Play Ticket (adult/kid) | 90-120 | Access to snow play area (snow train, castles, slides) + snow suit/boots |
Parent-Child Snow Play Package (1 adult + 1 kid) | 180-220 | Snow play access + gear for both |
All-In-One Pass (ski + water park + ice rink) | 600-680 | Full access to all rides and facilities + necessary gear |
Ski Lesson (1-on-1, 1 hour) | 300-400 | Coach fee (gear not included – add to ski ticket) |
Reviews of Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Ski Resort
4.8/5
3844 reviews5/5
It's a fantastic place as an attraction spot.
5/5
Don't be scared just go for it. What a fantastic facility. We could only dream of having that in Ireland. We got the metro and walked a little bit.
5/5
Kids enjoyed it very much
5/5
The service was excellent. Almost all the staff spoke English. I'm quite overweight, 105 kg, and they had my size. The locker didn't have a Chinese number, so the staff created one for me. When I was leaving, I just called the staff member who opened it for me, and they came to open it for me. It was very cold inside, so gloves and a hat are highly recommended.
4/5
Honestly, a really fun experience — especially for beginners or for anyone who wants to build more confidence before going to a real ski resort. There is an area that is mainly designed for beginners, so the atmosphere feels much less intimidating and more relaxed.It’s a good way to practice basic movements, improve balance, and get familiar with the equipment in a controlled environment. Of course it’s different from real mountains and real snow, but still a surprisingly useful (and fun) option in a city like Shanghai.
Shanghai Ski Resort - What to Bring
Shanghai L+SNOW Indoor Ski
Shanghai Ski Resort - Recommended to Bring
- Warm clothing: Thermal underwear, thick socks (2-3 pairs to prevent getting wet), thin down jacket (optional as the resort provides snow suits, but wearing an extra layer will make you warmer).
- Personal items: Gloves (not provided by the resort, preferably waterproof), hats, scarves and reusable water bottles (for keeping warm and hydrating).
- Other necessities: comfortable shoes suitable for walking outside the snow area, a small bag for personal items, and sunscreen (snow reflects ultraviolet rays, so sun protection is needed).
- For children: diapers (for toddlers), change of clothes (in case they get wet), and their favorite snacks (small packages of snacks are allowed).
Shanghai Ski Resort - No Need to Bring
Ski suits, snow boots, skis, ski poles and other professional equipment can all be rented at the resort. There is no need to carry heavy equipment.
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Shanghai Ski Resort - Rental & Facilities
Shanghai Ski Resort - Rental & Facilities
Shanghai Ski Resort - Rental Services
Rental Item | Price Range (CNY/Day) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Locker | 25 (Small) - 30 (Large) | It is recommended that families use large lockers (which can accommodate items for 3 to 4 people). |
Gloves | 20-50 | Not included in the ticket; It can be purchased or rented at the resort. |
Ski Goggles | 30-80 | Optional, but recommended for advanced skiers (to prevent snow blindness). |
Shanghai Ski Resort - Supporting Facilities
- Rest and dining: The resort has several restaurants and snack bars, offering hot drinks, fast food and local snacks (such as twisted dough ice cream and sugar paintings).
- Convenience services: Restrooms, mother and baby rooms, first aid stations, and customer service centers are located throughout the resort.
- Accommodation: There are 3 star-rated hotels in the local area, which are often fully booked on weekends. If you plan to stay overnight, it is recommended that you make a reservation in advance.
- Shopping: A snow-themed commercial town where souvenir shops sell toys, clothing and gifts related to snow.
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