Things to do in Shanghai

I came specifically for the weekend drone and fireworks shows, and the overall experience was fantastic. The hotel staff were very attentive, calling the day before check-in to understand and confirm my needs. On the day of check-in, they were incredibly considerate, addressing details like parking and dining options in a thoughtful and easy-to-understand manner. The special drinks in the lobby were also quite good and worth trying while relaxing. The room's view was truly worth it; I highly recommend staying here. The room layout is well-designed, with the entrance leading to the dressing room, then the sofa area and bathroom, and finally the bed and balcony. The entire room was very clean, stylish, and well-maintained; overall, it was excellent. I especially want to praise the bathroom, with its separate wet and dry areas, perfect for two people. The housekeeping staff were very meticulous, even providing extra bottles of water. I recommend arriving for breakfast after 10:30 am to avoid the crowds. 8 or 9 am is peak time, so there will be a queue. You should only have to wait 5-6 minutes to be able to eat. The dining environment is pleasant, and the staff promptly replenishes napkins and removes empty plates. After each guest leaves, the corners of each table are wiped clean with disinfectant, which is reassuring. The jianbing guozi (Chinese crepe) can be crowded, so there might be a queue, but it tastes good. They also have freshly made ramen in the morning; the beef is very fragrant and tastes quite authentic. Overall, the breakfast service, food quality, and speed of service were all good. Regarding parking, just navigate to Gangcheng Plaza; the hotel and plaza share the same entrance. There are charging stations on B2. The underground parking garage leads directly to the hotel, which is a plus. Finally, I want to thank the hotel butler and service staff for their arrangements. We were very satisfied with the trip, especially the elderly members of our family who were very comfortable. We will definitely come back next time.

The Bund in Shanghai is a must-visit destination. On one side are a century-old cluster of European classical buildings, with the clock tower of the Customs House being particularly striking, its heavy stone pillars and exquisite carvings telling the story of the old city's history. On the opposite bank, the Lujiazui skyline is filled with skyscrapers, including the Shanghai Tower, the Shanghai World Financial Center, and the Oriental Pearl Tower, all shining brightly. By day, they are imposing and grand, while at night they are dazzling with lights. It is recommended to visit in the evening, first strolling along the Bund promenade to enjoy the river view, and then waiting for nightfall to fall so that the lights of the buildings can be spread across the river, with light and shadow shimmering on the water, creating a wonderful atmosphere.

Just only say awesome ! From the service, the food and the show are really a top noch.

You can enter directly by swiping your ID card. There weren't too many people. Standing on top, looking at Shanghai, the Huangpu River, and gazing at the Yangpu Bridge in the distance, it's truly magnificent. The world's financial center and major corporations are all within sight.

This is kinda a must visit for tourists to Shanghai but go super early as it gets insanely crowded the later you visit!

Halloween was definitely worth it! It was my first time experiencing a haunted house all by myself. Every NPC was really serious about scaring people. It wasn't crowded on a weekday evening because Haichang is quite far away. But the NPCs were all very dedicated and didn't just go through the motions; each one was trying their best to create the atmosphere.

Shanghai Legoland is clean and well maintained. The staff are polite and responsive too. In general, I think the rides are split into 2 or 3 categories: above 90cm tall , above 100cm and above 120cm. My kid who is 95cm can do quite a few rides but cannot do some others. He did quite a few driving school, dragon rollercoaster, horse riding etc. even though I went on weekdays, there are lotsa students. Luckily students takes different categories of rides from us. We managed to do all the rides for his age group from 10.30am to 5pm with a lunch break outside the resort. Try not to go on weekends. Worth the visit for kids!

If it's crowded that day, I recommend choosing the most expensive VIP feeding vehicle. There's no queue, and you get a small bucket of food to feed the animals, which is much more cost-effective than paying for a single feeding outside. So, either queue for the free vehicle or go for the most expensive one; something in between is neither here nor there.

I went just outside lujiazui station and what I saw was mind blowing.its just the another side of the bund and when I went there it was raining and cloudy so that I couldn’t see the building oriental tower properly only I could see the half of it.

A truly fantastic trip to Disney! Everything was so perfect and enjoyable. I experienced so many attractions. I saw three Disney parades, two of which were villain parades. The super long fireworks show at night was unforgettable.