PARTYDAY MEGA

Four hours was just enough time to enjoy everything. The experience wasn't overly thrilling, but it was quite suitable for a family outing. Booking through Klook was convenient: if you have five families, you can pay on-site. However, for a single booking, Klook is better. The non-slip socks cost $10, but you can skip buying them if you bring your own. Each game doesn't last more than 8 minutes, which is reasonable. There are various activities to suit different people. The facilities are quite new, and the VR experience was decent.

The location is convenient; you can take a direct bus from Hong Kong or a taxi after taking the high-speed rail. There are many entertainment facilities inside, but it gets very crowded during summer vacation, and popular games have long wait times. However, with more and more similar indoor entertainment venues appearing in mainland China, Party Day still feels like the most cost-effective option!

Tickets can be used immediately after purchase. Just scan the QR code at the exhibition hall entrance to enter, but you can only enter once. This exhibition was a lot of fun and very engaging; both kids and adults thoroughly enjoyed it!

Party Day has a large venue with many activities, making it well worth taking children to play for a whole day. You can leave to eat outside and then re-enter. It's conveniently located right next to a shopping mall.

It wasn't as fun as I imagined. First, my child was just a little short of 140cm, so many games were inaccessible. Second, there were actually a lot of VR games, which I'm not very interested in. I prefer games like those at KP Fun more.

Just right, four hours. Any more than that would be boring. There's a lot of AR stuff, but only the co-op shooting game is really fun. No go-karts, but there are high ropes courses. Kids who aren't tall enough can't play those.

The staff were very friendly and patiently explained how to play. The place was also well-maintained and clean.

We went on a weekend morning, and the place wasn't crowded, but it was a bit pricey for Shenzhen. The kids had fun, so that's what matters. We even ran into celebrity Jack Wu.

There are many high-tech games to play, and you can challenge yourself with a high-wire walk. It's definitely worth a try.

The facilities and games are good, and the place is quite spacious, suitable for older children.