NEOBIO Museum (Shanghai)

Daily itinerary 10:00 Check in at the magic hall. Take photos with the giant gear installation, mirror library, and giant book display 10. 30 Visit the interstellar space exhibition area and explore the eight-planet starry sky pavilion 11. 10 Mechanical interaction zone with portrait drawing robot and car safety seat science exhibit 12. 00 Lunch and rest at the on-site restaurant 13. 00 Experience air science at the wind lab NEOBIO WIND exhibition area 13. 40 Play in the cloud town and cartoon city model area 14. 30 Water science park with interactive water play installations 16. 30 Free time to revisit favorite exhibits 17. 30 End of visit Food and drink ✅ Dining: The venue has a family-friendly restaurant with light meals and kids’ sets; prices are on the higher side. You can also bring a small amount of snacks and a water bottle (there is drinking water available) ✅ Drinks: Multiple water stations inside. Remember to bring a kids’ water bottle ✅ Snacks: There is a snack vending cabinet on-site, but bringing your own is more cost-effective Accommodation recommendations For a short day trip: Choose chain hotels near the venue’s commercial area for convenient travel Overnight options: 1. Nearby mid-range family hotels with children’s facilities, suitable for young kids 2. Hotels along the city subway line with direct access to the venue, offering more travel options Tips to avoid issues 1. Visit on weekdays if possible. Weekends are very crowded, and popular interactive exhibits require waiting in line 2. Bring a change of clothes and non-slip socks for the water park area! These are also available for purchase at the venue 3. Allow 6–7 hours for the visit. There are many exhibits, so don’t rush 4. Buy tickets online in advance. On-site window prices are usually higher 5. The robot portrait and science exhibits have fixed opening times. Check the daily schedule upon arrival 6. Do not bring glass containers or large toys, as security will not allow them inside 7. The mirror library and starry planet pavilion are very photogenic. It’s best to take photos in the morning when it’s less crowded 8. Keep a close watch on young children. The water exhibit floors are slippery, so be careful Photo spots (all correspond to the images) Giant mechanical gear hall, mirror magic library, wind lab, interstellar planet space pavilion, portrait drawing robot, car safety science exhibit, cloud floating town, cartoon city model, water science interactive park.

Spent a full 8 hours there before I could drag myself out. The Neilbao Science and Technology Museum spans three floors and 6000 square meters. I was instantly captivated upon entering, thinking, this is just crazy amazing! Truly worthy of its tech vibe: 🌟Three floors in total🌟5 major science themes🌟40+ interactive projects🌟Immersive interactive experiences Projects and floors: 1st floor: ✅Wind vortex ✅Hydraulic factory ✅Amazing electric hero ✅Anti-gravity lift chair (graded, don’t pick the heavy one) ✅Cell observation room 2nd floor: ✅Tesla collar ✅Sonic sneak attack ✅Fragrance lab ✅Touch mystery box 3rd floor: Power symphony ✅Earthquake lab ✅Brainstorm (mind-controlled driving) ✅Future supermarket ✅Robot painting ✅Power workshop (various devices transporting ocean balls) ✅Rocket launch (make your own rocket) ✅Imaginative world (sandbox) ✅Space journey (simulated zero-gravity moonwalk) ✅Animation making ✅Play rock-paper-scissors with robots ✅Cosmic planet backdrop ✅Pepper’s ghost animation ✅Maker workshop 4th floor: ✅Spinning slide (height limit 1.2m) ✅Interstellar bungee (height limit 1.4m) ✅Picture book reading corner You can learn while playing, packed with technology and highly interactive. No matter how much I say, nothing beats taking your kids there to experience science firsthand! ❤Tips ✔Remember to bring non-slip socks; if you forget, they sell them for 5 yuan a pair, very reasonable ✔Open Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-21:00 (closed on Mondays) ✔Fewer people in the morning, better experience ✔You can collect stamps with your passport and exchange them for gifts at the front desk when you leave 🎁

This is the high-end Nairbao science museum store. Although it has been open for a long time, the overall maintenance is excellent. All facilities are clean, brand new, and meticulously maintained, showing no signs of wear. The overall feel is both high-end and tidy. As Nairbao’s flagship high-end store, it’s really suitable for kids to immerse themselves and play all day. On weekends, a parent-child ticket for one adult and one child costs a little over 440 yuan, with unlimited playtime all day. Compared to similar high-end family venues, the pricing is reasonable, the experience is rich, and the overall value is very high. For first-time visitors, it’s highly recommended to start from the third floor and work your way down. The third floor offers the most play options and unique features in the entire venue. The whole floor is designed with an immersive space theme. Traditional ball pits and slides have all been upgraded with a dreamy space-style decor, creating a strong atmosphere that is both playful and sophisticated. Kids can immediately let loose and have fun. The third floor has many exclusive features not found elsewhere, offering a truly unique experience. The highlight for kids is the paper rocket DIY, which is very thoughtful and meaningful. Kids can personally select materials, make, and decorate their own paper rocket. They don’t use ready-made products but create everything themselves. After finishing, they can take their rocket to a specially made launch pad and personally launch it into the air, competing to see whose rocket flies higher and farther. Every successful launch fills kids with a sense of achievement. Almost every child eagerly lines up to make and try again, with hands-on fun and engagement far beyond ordinary play. In addition, the earthquake lab on the third floor is a major highlight, simulating earthquake tremors from level 2 to level 5. Kids experiencing it for the first time are deeply impressed, truly feeling the large amplitude of a level 5 earthquake. It provides a direct understanding of natural forces and safety knowledge, making the science education especially effective. There’s also a mind-controlled racing game that trains focus in a fun way: if kids get distracted and look at the score while playing, the car slows down; only when fully calm and focused does the car move steadily and quickly, quietly training concentration during play. The third floor also features robot sketch portraits, original animation design, mechanical model building, and a space-themed exhibition area. The robot portraits are somewhat rough in quality but novel and fun, and kids love checking them out. The animation design and mechanical model experiences let kids play while learning the basics of animation creation and mechanical operation, making science education enjoyable and easy. The second floor is the core area for hardcore science education, with even more impressive and direct experiences. The classic Tesla coil experiment instantly lights up with cool electric sparks and simulates lightning, visualizing abstract electrical principles with strong visual impact that captivates kids. The second floor also offers a vehicle seatbelt safety simulation, showing the serious consequences of not wearing a seatbelt through real-life demonstrations, delivering straightforward and immersive safety education. Paired with a sound-sensitive floor game, kids must walk lightly and control their footsteps’ volume. Too much noise triggers traps, similar to classic mini-games, making it very entertaining. The first floor is relatively mild and relaxing, suitable for younger kids. The popular anti-gravity lift chair uses pulley mechanics, allowing kids to pull a rope to lift their body and directly experience the charm of physics. There’s a doctor role-play area where kids can dress up and simulate medical consultations, offering strong immersion. There’s also a wind tunnel experience to feel airflow impact firsthand. The only relatively ordinary feature is the water park, which is more specialized and less engaging for younger kids, with average playability. Overall, this high-end Nairbao science museum excels in aesthetics, layout, and details, balancing sophistication with playful charm. The flow is clear and zones are well organized. It truly combines play, hands-on activities, science education, and safety training. It’s not just a simple family playground but an immersive science enlightenment space. The venue stays fresh year-round with innovative and unique attractions, making it well worth spending a whole day with kids.

Finally visited NERBO Science Museum! I've been wanting to visit for a long time, but because it's all about science, I was worried that young children wouldn't be able to play, so I waited until I couldn't wait any longer and finally went during the National Day holiday! 🔬NERBO Science Museum ⏰️Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-21:00, closed on Monday 📍Address: Inside the shopping mall on the 1st floor of AI Plaza, 683 Yunjin Road, Xuhui District 🚗Transportation: If you're driving, navigate to West Bund Fengchao and park in the underground parking lot of the shopping mall🅿; Subway🚇: Take Line 11 to Longyao Road Exit 1, then walk 519 meters. 🌈Playground layout ☀1st floor: Hydraulic Factory, Anti-gravity Lift Chair, Wind Vortex, Wonderful Operating Room, Microscope🔬, Power Man ⚡2nd floor: Power Enlightenment, Tesla Coil, Mining (this is where you can dig for gems in white sand), Sonic, Smell Exploration 🌛3rd floor: Mechanical Painter (reservation required), Star Building Challenge (reservation required), Rocket Launch (you can make your own rocket), Brainstorm, Earthquake Experience Hall, Future Supermarket, Space Walk, Symphony, Kaleidoscope, Animation Production Tips💞: 1️⃣There are fewer people in the morning and after 5:00 2️⃣You will be given a location watch when you enter the museum, so you can see where your child is on your phone and free your hands 3️⃣You will be given an exploration passport when you enter, and you can get a stamp at each project. When you have collected all the stamps, you can go to the front desk to exchange them for a badge when you leave 💰Ticket prices: Holidays: 1 adult and 1 child: CNY498 Weekends: 1 adult and 1 child: CNY380 Weekdays: 1 adult and 1 child: CNY256