Things to do in Shanghai

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it was a nice experience with the Hanfu custom and make up and photography with my family. we have a great time, the food taste not bad and customer service is tip top. appointment need to book thought WeChat and take note the slots are only available 2 weeks in advance. we are likely to manage to book and get to sit together as there are 5 of us.

You really need to buy TRON disney pass as the queue there is very long all day. I suggest to buy Tron disney pass for zootopia as well. The rest are manageable to queue and finish everything in a single day.

I made a dinner reservation for 5pm and I arrived 4pm to watch the sunset. Maybe because it was a Monday, I don't think it was that busy. The food at the restaurant was really good and there was a very big variety. O definitely recommend it!

Shanghai's LEGOLAND is definitely the ultimate dream destination for family travel! The 26-meter-tall "Dada," the world's largest LEGO minifigure, stuns the audience upon entering, and the 8 themed areas contain over 75 interactive projects. From the thrilling global premiere of the LEGO Grand Prix to the gentle Dragon Coaster, children aged 2-12 can find their own exclusive fun. The most amazing is Miniland, where 85 million LEGO bricks are used to build Chinese landmarks such as Beijing's Hall of Supreme Harmony, Shanghai's Bund, and Suzhou Gardens. The indoor light and shadow show is paired with outdoor Yangtze River cruise scenery, and the details are full of surprises. The globally exclusive Monkey Kid themed area is amazing, with the Flower Fruit Mountain adventure project and the immersive puppet show "Havoc in Heaven." The 3.7-meter giant Bull Demon King puppet is super shocking, allowing children to experience traditional culture while playing.

Yu Garden and its surroundings are the MUST VISIT when you are in Shanghai. Awesome experience! Besides stepping through the history of Yu Garden, you get awed by the beautiful buildings, sculptures and plants. You also get to shop and eat authentic stuffs. Great to stay till the night for the night view too.

We had an incredible time at Shanghai Wildlife Zoo Park. The park is spacious, well-organized, and home to a wide variety of animals. A real highlight was feeding the bears and tigers while sitting inside an enclosed vehicle, which was both exciting and memorable! Inside the zoo, there’s also a seal and otter performance, which are fun to watch. Additionally, there’s an acrobatics performance that you pay for separately, but it’s absolutely worth it. The performers kept us on the edge of our seats with dangerous stunts, and we even found our palms sweaty from the thrill! The safari-style areas allowed us to see animals up close in a more natural environment, and the facilities were clean and well-maintained. Highly recommended for families, thrill-seekers, and animal lovers visiting Shanghai!

lovely experience but wish th VR experience was included in the price.

So much fun! You can travel from downtown Shanghai by subway. When booking, look carefully, you have to choose whether you want to ski, snowboard, or just play in the snow. There are review clips and travel instructions available too. Use my code to get more discount 😉👉 AMPOSSIBLEKLK