4.7/5
Anonymous userWe went on weekdays expecting a lesser crowd. But, we were wrong. We need to que about an hour to get in. Advisable to buy early entry pass if you want to try all the games. No need to but photo pass. We bought it and not much use. Outside foods are allowed. Overall we had fun here.
4.6/5
京野The cable car at Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park is a signature attraction. Its fully enclosed design ensures safety and offers panoramic views of the park, providing a unique experience of traversing from extreme cold to scorching heat. However, the ride is relatively short, and long queues are common during peak seasons.
4.6/5
beauty of loveThe Shanghai Museum, located in the bustling heart of Shanghai, is a large, comprehensive museum. It houses a vast collection of precious historical artifacts and works of art, ranging from ancient bronzes to modern paintings and calligraphy. The museum not only showcases the profound depth of Chinese culture but also reflects the historical evolution of Shanghai.
44.7/5
CindyhychengBeing able to spend time with the red pandas were the highlight of my trip wish they would let me feed them more apple slices but it did check off a bucket list item for me
54.9/5beauty of loveThe Shanghai Astronomy Museum is a place full of mystery and allure. Here, you can explore the secrets of the universe and learn about galaxies, constellations, and celestial bodies. Whether you are an astronomy enthusiast or a casual visitor, endless surprises await you.
64.7/5
_We***30The location is excellent, situated in the city center. There are many fun places to visit near the aquarium, so you can explore other attractions afterward. The aquarium itself is beautifully decorated, boasts a rich variety of marine life, and importantly, its environments are scientifically designed with excellent lighting. There's also a giant glass enclosure that's perfect for taking photos.
74.6/5
爱笑的宝哥Stepping into LEGOLAND Shanghai is like stepping into a giant, colorful LEGO box. Bright, saturated colors fill the air, along with the familiar, slightly sweet scent of LEGO bricks. The miniature landmark area is truly breathtaking. The Bund's historic buildings and Lujiazui's skyscrapers are all precisely replicated from LEGO bricks. The Oriental Pearl Tower's spherical structure reflects the sunlight with a unique plastic sheen, tempting you to reach out and touch it to confirm it's not an illusion. The most captivating detail is in the "city life" section—several small LEGO brick boats slowly drift on the Huangpu River, and anglers smaller than fingernails line the banks. This scale magic allows adults to rediscover the childlike joy of discovery. The rides maximize the interactivity of LEGO bricks. Roller coasters wind through colorful tunnels, each turn feeling like traversing a child's whimsical creation. In the 4D cinema, as the "building block" fragments rushed towards us along with the movie's plot, the gasps and laughter from the audience said it all: the park's greatest success was reminding everyone of the child within them who loved building blocks—that pure, creative joy. It was dusk when we left the park. The LEGO models lit up with twinkling lights in the fading sky, like another gentle world. The souvenir bag rustled in my hand, perhaps containing more than just toys; it contained the primal joy of building and imagining that this kingdom of building blocks had briefly awakened within me.
84.7/5
_We***77Shanghai Romance Park is definitely worth seeing! The stage is incredibly high-tech, with stunning water curtain and rising platform effects that vividly portray the prosperity and changes of old Shanghai. The actors are exceptionally expressive, and the interactive segments are also very fun, making it a feast for both the eyes and the soul!
94.7/5M2d***usThere were so many animals, and the park was huge. Unfortunately, the brown bear, penguin, and dolphin enclosures were under maintenance when I visited, so there were fewer of the other bears and tigers. I only saw one chimpanzee, and it took a long time for it to come out. The elephants were too far away to see clearly. The raccoons, fennec foxes, bats, and kangaroos were really cute. I waited half an hour for the peacocks to display their plumage. It's suitable for first-time visitors, as you can learn a lot, but some of the more popular animals and larger animals were a bit scarce and lacked vitality.
104.7/5Anonymous userOne of the best amusement parks in China. Everything is here. Lots of entertainment for both children and adults. A wonderful show (parade) in the evening. Queues for slides and entertainment are not big. There is a free bus from the metro station and back. My personal rating is 10 out of 10!!!
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