Shanghai Jinshan City Beach Travel Guide

Before the May Day holiday, I took a trip to Jinshan City Beach 🏖️ It was quite refreshing to play in the water for the first time 🤔️ 🎫Ticket: 30 on weekdays, 50 on weekends and public holidays, free for children under 130cm, half-price tickets available at the small window for those over 130cm 🚇Travel: Take the subway to Shanghai South Station, exits 2 and 3 both work, then take the small train directly to Jinshanwei, 10💰, with stops (about 65 minutes) and express (about 40 minutes); once there, you can take a taxi to Jinshan City Beach, usually just over ten yuan. Exit 3 (closer to the children's amusement park) Exit 5 (closer to the beach) 🚗Self-driving: Just set your GPS, there is a parking lot at exit 3 ❤️Suggestions: 1⃣️If you go during the day, it's recommended to bring a tent for adults to rest, as it can be quite sunny even in the water 2⃣️If you go after 4 pm, there's no need for a tent, and you can bring a stroller if possible 3⃣️The beach is very crowded on weekends, so if possible, consider going on a weekday. 🌊The sea water is not very clean, it can't be compared with other island cities, but it's quite suitable for local Shanghai families who don't want to travel far for parent-child activities. ❤️It's still quite suitable for taking photos 📷, but I have limited energy and am afraid of the heat, so I didn't take many pictures