In Shanghai, taking kids out for fun, no child can resist the allure of an amusement park

In Shanghai, taking kids out for fun, how can you miss the Seasonal Rabbit Burrow! Previously, I always took them to the Pudong Seasonal Rabbit Burrow, but this time we went to the one at Yuehu Sculpture Park~ As a non-powered facility park, this place is simply a paradise for children, with various dreamy art-themed amusement equipment, challenging tower combinations, and trendy cool photo spots. ‼️ Parking is at Yuehu Park. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the Rabbit Burrow. It is recommended to let the children get off at the entrance of the Rabbit Burrow first, and then have one parent go to park the car. ‼️ The children sprinted into the Rabbit Burrow at the speed of a 100-meter dash. The park opens at 9:30, so being among the first to enter means no queues anywhere, giving the feeling of having the place to oneself. ‼️ Every free attraction in the park is worth experiencing: 🌈 It's suggested to head to the parent-child go-karts on the right-hand side upon entering the park. If the queue is short, play it first as it's fun, and usually, this spot has the longest queue. Combine other attractions based on what the children like. 🌈 Various slides, sand play, trampolines, swings, non-powered playgrounds, climbing facilities are all free, and the whole park is designed for fun. 🌈 There are also mini basketball and soccer fields, etc. For those living nearby, getting an annual pass is very cost-effective, allowing free access to so many facilities. 🌈 It's advisable to save water activities for last, and remember to bring a change of clothes, as once the kids encounter water, they completely lose control.