[2025 Shanghai ] Travel Guide for LEGOLAND® Shanghai Resort (Updated Oct)

READY?! 💥 The ICONIC Legoland has opened in Shanghai! Just imagine: the LARGEST Legoland in the world has opened. It's an entire brick city measuring 318,000 m² (that's the size of 45 football fields! ⚽️). What awaits you inside this wonder? 🇨🇳 But the real gem is the stunning Miniland, where all of China is recreated from... 85,000,000 (!!) LEGO pieces! It's simply out of this world! ✨ 8 themed worlds: let your imagination run wild with LEGO Ninjago, LEGO Castle, LEGO Friends, and many more! Lifehack: Buy tickets online in advance! Why stand in line when you can immerse yourself in the magic right away? 💫 ⏳ 🇨🇳LEGOLAND in Shanghai! How to get there?! Save it so you don't lose it 👌 🚝The most convenient way is by metro and train. 1️⃣Get to Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station, which is the intersection of lines 2, 10, and 17. Or to Shanghai South Railway Station, which is the intersection of lines 1, 3, and 15. Follow the signs to the desired train station. There's no need to go above ground; all transfers are underground. Tickets can be purchased on site, but I recommend buying them in advance. You need to buy a ticket to Jinshan North. The price is 22-27 yuan for a second-class seat. Travel time is 18-20 minutes; this is the next stop on the train. 2️⃣Upon arrival at Jinshan North Station, exit the station through the main exit. You can also take the Legoland shuttle. Look for the sign for the Legoland Loop us stop; the journey takes 5 minutes. Or walk about 800 meters (10-12 minutes). And you're there ❤️ Travel 🚝 #Legolandshanghai #shanghai

#SummerThemePark Shanghai Legoland 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 🎢🎡🛝🚀 It's a children's paradise👏 and a popular family destination👍. Thousands of LEGO bricks are used to create colorful, fantastical worlds👏, creating a truly spectacular sight🥰🥰. The park features eight major themed areas to meet the needs of children of different ages, from exciting adventures to creative inspiration. 🥰🥰 The fun atmosphere here makes it the perfect playground for summer vacation. 👍👍👍👍 ✨✨✨✨✨✨

1. Dilemma: The "Triple Disaster" of Asia's Most Expensive Theme Park Equipment Nightmares vs. Toddler Controversies: Within half a month of opening, the "LEGO Big Coaster" stalled twice mid-air (up to 40 minutes), the 4D theater's water spray went out of control causing an "artificial downpour," and the Ninjago ride experienced lag—safety alarms became frequent, and customer service's "overly sensitive" explanations failed to ease parents' fears. Adult visitors complained about the rides being too young-child oriented: the Heartlake City swings were mocked as "community park level," and the performances likened to a "village stage," with the 2-12 years old family focus ironically deterring adult guests. Annual Pass Trap and Hotel Monopoly: The 1399 yuan annual pass promised "300 days of booking," but in reality only opened July to August with weekends sold out instantly. Customer service's "off-peak travel" advice was angrily rejected by parents: "How can kids travel off-peak when they have school?" Refund requests were brushed off with "no refunds after 7 days," with lawyers calling it an invalid unfair term. LEGO Hotel charges 699 yuan/hour for overtime, and damages to brick models cost 15,000 yuan, prompting netizens to mock: "A compensation assembly line is born!" 2. Self-Rescue: Price Halving + Regional Collaboration for Reputation Comeback Family Packages Target Middle-Class Wallets: Prices dropped rapidly two weeks after opening, with "two adults and one child" starting at 928 yuan (originally nearly 2000 yuan), and dining across the board at half price: 118 yuan burger set discounted to 54 yuan, city restaurant buffet for adults at 84 yuan. Visitors calculated: "The money saved can buy limited edition LEGO." Fireworks Show + Homestay Alliance Breaks the "Island Effect": Partnered with nearby Aegean Colorful Town to create weekend fireworks shows; homestay "Brick Home" offers free shuttle and building areas; Sheraton Fengjing opened park shuttle buses—this "park + commerce + accommodation" triangle breaks the 70-kilometer remote curse. Fewer Crowds Become the True Ace: Social platforms saw a "fewer people worship": "All rides instantly accessible, roller coaster ridden five or six times," "Ten times more comfortable than Disney's chaos." The global LEGOLAND fate emerges: Nagoya, Japan and Billund, Denmark have daily visitors less than 1/5 of Disney, making "no queues" an invisible benefit. 3. Hardcore Culture: 85 Million Bricks Reshape Eastern Aesthetics Miniature World's Jiangnan Code: 20 million bricks recreate the soul of the Yangtze River Delta—Lujiazui skyscrapers and Yuyuan Garden flying eaves side by side, Fengjing water alley boats passing under brick arch bridges, dynamic scenes hiding delivery workers, morning exercisers, and other urban Easter eggs. Children build the Great Wall and launch rockets, turning cultural heritage into a tangible game. Wukong Hero's National Trend Ambition: The world's only "Flower-Fruit Mountain Adventure" rapids ride, Chef Zhu's food city performing Sichuan opera face-changing, and a 3.7-meter Bull Demon King puppet show that sparks cheers—telling Chinese mythology through LEGO language is the true differentiating explosive point. 4. Life-or-Death Issue: The IP Ceiling of Parent-Child Positioning The LEGO Paradox: Global LEGOLANDs attract only about 2 million visitors annually (Disney exceeds 100 million), with the core dilemma being the IP ceiling: buying a LEGO set costs hundreds, but a family park visit costs thousands, and adults see it as "children's toys" rather than nostalgic symbols. Shanghai LEGOLAND predicts 2.4 million annual visitors, revenue about 1 billion yuan, less than Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park (1.8 billion yuan), making the 10 billion yuan investment recovery a long-term battle. Yangtze River Delta Battlefield: Disney's Spider-Man park is under construction, Peppa Pig park on Changxing Island opens in 2027, while China Dinosaur Park and Ningbo Fantawild eye the market—LEGOLAND must carve out a niche with "building education": setting fossil restaurant biology lessons, creative workshop hidden mission chains, letting "learning through play" penetrate exam-focused education anxiety. When fewer people become a luxury, LEGOLAND is rewriting theme park economics Disney sells princess dreams, Universal Studios swears by the wizarding world, while LEGO stubbornly builds the "faith in creativity"—it doesn't need to be a traffic giant, but with 85 million bricks, it can build a "slow park" model on the golden fields: no adrenaline screams, only children kneeling for three hours focused on building boats; no IP crushing nostalgia, but a granular restoration of Yangtze River Delta's lively atmosphere. If transparent operations replace crisis PR, and continuous updates fulfill "brick immortality," this most expensive theme park in Asia may finally build the childhood ideal kingdom for Chinese families.

Shanghai Legoland just opened at the beginning of this month～🧱🎢 As a dream park for Lego fans, it offers exciting rides and interactive experiences, perfect for the whole family to enjoy together~ Now let me introduce the park’s 8 major zones, ticketing tips, and transportation info, all in one article to help you understand Shanghai Legoland! 🎡 Must-Play Attractions Legoland is mainly divided into 8 zones~ 🎪 Brick Street & Fun Brick City Welcome to Legoland~ 🔸 The entrance of Legoland, with the service center located here 🔸 Complete merchandise available here, take your time to choose souvenirs 🔸 The rides here are more relaxing, suitable for a break in the middle of your visit 🎪 Lego City A zone perfect for kids to experience different professions 🔸 Must-try attractions or spots: [Junior Flight Academy], [Junior Driving School] 🔸 Must-see show: [4D Cinema] Tip: For the [4D Cinema], it’s recommended to watch "Hurricane Rescue" for a more thrilling experience~ 🎪 Lego Friends Mainly water attractions, great for coming with friends~ 🔸 Must-try attractions or spots: [Beach Volleyball], [Heartlake City Swing] 🔸 Must-see show: [Friends Talent Show] Tip: When going to [Beach Volleyball], remember to bring swimwear and a change of clothes~ It’s recommended to visit [Heartlake City Swing] after finishing the water activities 🎪 Lego Monkey Kid Inspired by traditional Chinese mythology, this is a unique zone exclusive to China 🔸 Must-try attractions or spots: [Monkey Kid’s Cloud Adventure], [Lego Monkey Kid’s Flower-Fruit Mountain Adventure] Tip: When playing at [Lego Monkey Kid’s Flower-Fruit Mountain Adventure], remember to wear a raincoat~ 🎪 Lego Ninjago A zone with strong East Asian flavor, featuring a giant Lego cherry blossom tree at the entrance 🔸 Must-try attractions or spots: [Lego Ninjago Journey], [Ninjago Spinjitzu Dojo] Tip: [Lego Ninjago Journey] is a 3D attraction, it’s recommended not to eat too much before experiencing it 🎪 Lego Castle Here you’ll find a mysterious castle and armored knights, offering a medieval fantasy adventure 🔸 Must-try attractions or spots: [Dragon Coaster], [Tower Climb] Tip: [Tower Climb] requires some physical effort, choose according to your own condition 🎪 Lego Creative World The world’s first new themed zone, be sure to check in with the 26-meter tall giant Lego figure 🔸 Must-try attractions or spots: [Lego Grand Coaster], [Mini World] 🔸 Must-see show: [Shanghai Dreamscape] Tip: In [Mini World], you can admire a miniature China built with Lego, perfect for photography enthusiasts 🎟️ Ticketing Tips Tickets can be purchased on trip.com or via the WeChat mini program "Shanghai Lego Land Resort" 🔸 Adults: $400-600 🔸 Seniors/Children: $400-500 ※ Ticket prices vary depending on the date Tip: Valid ID is required for entry, don’t forget to bring your Home Return Permit~ 🚌 Transportation Info Legoland is located in Jinshan District, Shanghai, and public transport takes longer to get there 🔸 High-speed train + bus 1. Take the high-speed train to [Jinshan North Station] (departing from Hongqiao / Songjiang / Shanghai South Station) 2. Transfer to the [Le Zhu Line] bus at Jinshan North Station bus stop 3. Get off at [Le Bin Road Qigao Road] stop to reach the park 🔸 Ride-hailing You can book a ride-hailing car in Shanghai via AlipayHK~ 📌 Friendly Reminders 🔸 Suitcases are not allowed inside the park; please store them in advance if needed 🔸 There are water dispensers in the park; it’s recommended to bring your own water bottle 🔸 If you want to join water activities, it’s recommended to prepare a raincoat Since Legoland just opened, hurry and bring your family and friends to experience it! Those who have been say [Mini World] is super exciting and amazing! You must see it in person! If you’ve already been, do you have any tips to share with everyone～✨ Travel Attractions Great Places to Visit Travel

On the opening day, adult tickets are 549 yuan, and children’s and senior tickets are priced at 439 yuan. Visited Shanghai LEGOLAND a few days early, and it was absolutely amazing! 🏨 The hotel (p2-p6) is fully immersive, with 5 themes and 4 room types, all featuring a children’s room (bunk beds) + an adult room (queen bed) layout. The children’s room is stocked with large LEGO bricks, and the in-room TV offers free LEGO movies. On the first floor, there’s a treehouse playground specially designed for kids staying at the hotel, plus an outdoor swimming pool. 🎠 The park (p7-p15) has eight major themed areas but is very compactly laid out, with cute LEGO minifigures lining the streets. Many rides have single seats and double seats for adults with kids; the water play area even has dryers, which is really thoughtful. 🏙️ Mini World (p16) is a must-see for LEGO fans. It took 168,000 hours to build multiple areas, including downtown Shanghai, the Bund, Lujiazui, Fengjing Ancient Town, and other famous Shanghai landmarks. Each area has its own theme, and you can see mini subway trains, Huangpu River cruise boats, tour buses in action, as well as mini performances at places like the Paramount Ballroom. 🎭 The shows (p17) are like children’s theater, more suitable for young kids compared to Disney and Universal Studios, perfect for little ones. 🏬 The shop (p18) features a little dinosaur wearing a “Shanghai” T-shirt as a Shanghai-exclusive souvenir—you definitely have to get one!

LEGOLAND® is definitely the perfect spot for kids! This time I discovered the super chill boat ride, it’s literally my lifesaver 🤩 🌟 Recommended check-in: Shanghai LEGOLAND® Resort (No. 999 Lebin Road, Fengjing Town, Jinshan District) Opening hours: Weekdays 10:00-18:00, Weekends 10:00-19:00 Tickets at 319 RMB are really affordable 🚢 Boat ride experience: When my legs were tired from walking, I found this hidden gem! Sitting on the colorful LEGO boat, drifting slowly along the waterway, the mini LEGO buildings on both sides are adorable~ Chinese courtyards, Western castles, everything is there, and the LEGO version of Shanghai Bund is super cute! The whole ride takes about 15 minutes, just perfect for resting and taking photos 📸 I highly recommend parents with kids to choose this, the little ones will be super happy! 💡 Useful tips: 1. It’s best to take the boat ride around 4 PM when the sunlight is soft and perfect for photos 2. The park is quite big, remember to wear comfortable shoes, and popular attractions may have queues 3. Weekends are busier, so if possible, visit on weekdays 🍔 Food: There are themed restaurants inside the park, I especially recommend the LEGO creative burgers and the LEGO-shaped desserts that kids love~

Spent an epic day in Shanghai at the brand new LEGOLAND® Shanghai Resort — a colorful playground for kids and adults who refuse to grow up 🎢✨ The coolest part? Every corner pops with creativity, and the shops are worth your time for genuine finds and fun souvenirs 👾 Top Spots to Visit: 1. LEGOLAND® Shanghai Resort Address: No.999, Lebin Road, Fengjing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai Opening Hours: Mon–Fri 10:00-18:00; Sat–Sun 10:00-19:00 Admission: ¥319 Don’t miss the shop inside LEGOLAND® — it’s hands down the best spot for quirky gifts, exclusive LEGO sets, and themed goodies you literally can’t get anywhere else! Pro tip: swing by late afternoon when crowds have thinned out, so you can browse and snap pics without feeling rushed. If you’re hoping for cool neon-lit city vibes, save time for the outdoor cultural landscape — it’s totally photogenic. Getting Around: The easiest way to get there is by metro plus a short taxi ride from the Jinshan district. Expect clear signposts once you reach Fengjing Town — you won’t get lost. For stress-free travel in Shanghai, the metro is cheap and efficient! Food Notes: Grab bites at the themed restaurants inside the resort — prices are fair and portions big enough to share. Don’t forget to bring cash or a phone with WeChat Pay for easy transactions. Quick Tips: Buy tickets on trip.com for seamless entry. Bring a portable charger; you’ll want your phone ready for photos! Shanghai can be humid; pack light and comfortable clothes. #ShanghaiPlay #ChinaAdventures #LEGOLANDShanghai #FamilyFun #TripCom

🎠 The park feels like it’s straight out of a fairy tale. Everywhere you look, colorful Lego brick buildings stand tall, with every detail so exquisite it makes you want to scream with joy 🥰🥰 🎢 Thrilling and fun rides: - When playing "Lego Ninjago: Rush Challenge," I felt like the real Ninjago hero, defeating enemies with laser blasts again and again—such an amazing sense of achievement. - You must try the "Lego Castle Roller Coaster." Feel the wind roar as you speed down and twist sharply; your heart feels like it’s about to fly out—so exciting! 👶 The parent-child interaction zone is a treasure for kids: In "Mini World," children use Lego bricks to unleash their wild imagination, building their own little worlds. They can also share creative ideas with kids from all over, playing all day without wanting to leave. 🎤 Spectacular shows that dazzle: At the Lego Star Parade, all your favorite Lego characters interact joyfully, creating an amazing atmosphere. The stage performances are also fantastic, with energetic actors dancing to the music—happiness levels off the charts. 🍔 Great food too: The park has a variety of specialty restaurants—pizza, burgers, Chinese snacks—all delicious. After a day of fun, a good meal instantly recharges you. Everyone, Shanghai Legoland is definitely worth visiting again and again! Bring your family and friends to check in at this fairy tale kingdom 🎉🎉

#trip's top choice for family trips #China #Shanghai #Amusement Park #Legoland Legoland Shanghai Resort is perfect for kids and Lego fans alike. Unfortunately, there's no subway nearby, so you'll need to take the bus. The overall experience was fantastic. It was surprisingly crowded, and the park is incredibly spacious, with everything from water attractions to roadside attractions. Many of the famous attractions are built using Lego, which is quite impressive. #Family Attractions #FamilyTravel #FamilyOuting #Family ❤️For more information, download the trip.com app and search for "FamilyTravel" on the homepage for recommended family trips and exclusive deals! You can also refer to the link below 👇 https://tw.trip.com/travel-guide/attraction/shanghai/legoland-shanghai-resort-149628236?curr=TWD&locale=zh-TW&scene=basic @trip.com_tw #tripcom_tw

📍Address: No. 999 Lebin Road, Fengjing Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai --- ✨ Highlights of the Park 🎪 World's Largest Scale: Shanghai LEGOLAND is the 11th LEGOLAND worldwide and the first in China, covering an area of 318,000 square meters with eight themed zones, truly a paradise for brick lovers! 🏆 Exclusive First Experiences: · LEGO Wukong Hero: A global debut themed zone inspired by "Journey to the West," creating an adventure on Flower-Fruit Mountain · 26-meter-tall Giant Minifigure: Take a photo with the world's tallest LEGO minifigure "Dada," a must for your check-in spot · Miniature World: Built with 20 million LEGO bricks over 168,000 hours, featuring Chinese landmarks including the Forbidden City and the Bund 🎢 Thrilling Rides: · LEGO Grand Racer: World premiere, the longest roller coaster in the park, 530 meters long, full of excitement · Dragon Roller Coaster: Shaped like a Chinese dragon, perfectly combining cultural elements with thrilling experience · Little Dragon Coaster: A medieval fantasy coaster suitable for family fun --- 🗺️ Explore All Eight Themed Zones 🎯 Tour clockwise without backtracking: 1. Brick Street: The first stop upon entering, feel the first impression of the LEGO world 2. LEGO City: Kids’ favorite, experience driving school and rescue academy 3. LEGO Friends: Dreamy water party and creative workshops 4. LEGO Wukong Hero: Global debut! A must-play Flower-Fruit Mountain adventure 5. LEGO Ninjago: Become a ninja and challenge gravity training 6. LEGO Castle: Medieval fantasy world, super thrilling dragon roller coaster 7. LEGOLAND Imagination World: Iconic buildings and home to the 26-meter-tall minifigure 8. Fun Brick City: Shopping and leisure, take home LEGO souvenirs --- 🚗 Transportation Guide 🚄 High-Speed Rail: Shanghai Hongqiao Station → Jinshan North Station (fastest 18 minutes), then transfer to the LEGOLAND shuttle bus 🚌 Bus: · Metro Line 1 "Jinjiang Park Station" transfer to "Fengmei Line" · Spring Airlines offers direct LEGOLAND shuttle from People’s Square 🚗 Self-Drive: Navigate to "Shanghai LEGOLAND Resort," with over 5,600 parking spaces available --- 💰 Ticket Information 🎫 Dynamic Pricing: · Child Ticket: ¥255-¥479 (ages 2-12) · Adult Ticket: ¥319-¥599 · Discount Tip: Purchase tickets in advance on official authorized platforms for discounts ⏰ Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM (may extend on holidays) --- 🍜 Food Recommendations 🍽️ Chef Zhu’s Food City: World’s first Chinese restaurant in the park, braised beef noodles and kids’ meals are very popular 🍔 Hungry Big Mouth Dragon Kitchen: Western fast food, family meals starting at ¥328 🍦 Specialty Desserts: Park-exclusive Oreo dragon-shaped ice cream, a must for photos --- 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations 🏨 LEGO Themed Hotel: · 250 themed rooms with 5 different styles · Treasure chest games and themed course experiences · 5-minute walk to the park, super convenient 🏨 Nearby Options: Fengjing Four Points Sheraton (10-minute drive, free shuttle service) --- 💫 Special Experiences 🎪 Exciting Shows: · "Flower-Fruit Mountain Demon Subjugation" Live Show: Global debut, immersive interactive experience · "Shanghai Dreamland" Light Show: The world’s first immersive light show 🎁 Hidden Activities: · Minifigure Exchange: Swap unique minifigures with staff · Custom Minifigure: Build your own exclusive LEGO minifigure (¥99) · LEGO Driver’s License: Earn your exclusive "LEGO Driver’s License" at the driving school --- 💡 Helpful Tips 1. 📱 Must-Have App: Download the "Shanghai LEGOLAND" app to check real-time queue times 2. 🎒 Preparation: Wear comfortable sports shoes, bring sunscreen, and you can bring your own water bottle (there is drinking water available in the park) 3. 🕒 Avoid Crowds: Weekdays are less crowded, head straight to popular rides at opening 4. 🎟️ Latest Events: Follow seasonal events like "Golden Autumn Family Carnival" for exclusive experiences 5. 📸 Best Photo Spots: Miniature World at night, 26-meter-tall minifigure, and observation tower views Shanghai LEGOLAND is like a real-life LEGO fairy tale world, waiting for your exploration and creativity!🌟 Save this guide now and start your magical LEGO adventure!✨

So happy! Took my first grader to Shanghai LEGO Land for a day of fun from morning till night and still got home on time! After personal testing, this route is really great—the kid played so much he didn’t want to leave, and this tired mom wasn’t exhausted. Morning: Immersive Little Grown-Up World Experience 1. LEGO City Train Station – The train slowly circles the park, and the kid excitedly points at all kinds of LEGO models. 2. Driving School – A big favorite! Seriously driving electric cars, even following traffic lights. They even got a “driver’s license” afterward. 3. Beach Party – Playing with water in the LEGO Friends area, super happy. 4. Wukong Little Hero Live Show – Great show! LEGO version of Sun Wukong battling the Bull Demon King, the kid watched intently and got to take photos with the characters afterward. The Chinese cultural elements were a perfect fit. Afternoon: Thrills and Creativity Both On 5. LEGO Land Boat Ride – Ride the boat to see the LEGO mini worlds on both sides, including Chongqing Hongya Cave and Shanghai Bund in full view! 6. LEGO Big Racer – Exciting but the kid loved it, screamed the whole time and wanted to go again! Next to it is the Creative Workshop where you can build small race cars, hands-on and brain-on. 7. Dragon Roller Coaster – Moderate speed with some spins, suitable for first graders. While waiting in line, you can watch knight performances, so it’s not boring. Evening: High-Energy Show to End the Day 8. Crazy Firefighter – Invites kids on stage to “put out fires.” My kid was picked and tried so hard, made me laugh until my stomach hurt. 9. 4D Cinema – Wear glasses to watch LEGO hero movies with water spray and wind effects! The kid said his eyes weren’t enough for today. As a parent blogger, here are some thoughtful tips: 1. Stroller rental is 60 RMB/day, which frees up your hands. 2. Kids under 1.2 meters can enjoy many attractions; Driving School and Beach Party are very kid-friendly. First graders really have great stamina! Played from 9 AM until closing and fell asleep instantly on the way home. Next time, we want to try the LEGO Hotel—heard there’s a secret LEGO wall in the rooms! The park also launched its first Golden Autumn Parent-Child Carnival series with special events like Group Reunion and Little Monster Party, plus seasonal limited foods. Event tickets come with a Group Reunion activity voucher, come join us!

#VisitShanghaiMustVisit 𝙇𝙀𝙂𝙊 𝙇𝘼𝙉𝘿 Experience a new theme park experience in the world of LEGO. At 𝙇𝙀𝙂𝙊𝙇𝘼𝙉𝘿 𝙎𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙝𝙖𝙞, a place where everyone can be amazed by LEGO adventures. Every corner of this theme park is filled with Lego. Officially opened in July 2025 🇨🇳 The park features rides, shows, restaurants, and souvenir shops, all scattered throughout Legoland. Miniland is an air-conditioned area featuring a miniature city model made entirely from LEGO bricks. It's beautifully done and incredibly realistic. 🌟 8 zones within Lago Land: 🔸LEGOLAND Creative World 🔸LEGO NINJAGO 🔸LEGO Castle 🔸LEGO City 🔸LEGO Friends 🔸LEGO Monkie Kid 🔸Brick Street 🔸Bricktopia Nearby, there's also the LEGOLAND Hotel, a Lego-themed hotel right next to the theme park. It's a huge theme park. Here are some photos. Anyone planning a trip to Shanghai should definitely put LEGOLAND on their travel list. #Legoland #LegolandShanghai #ChinaTour #ShanghaiTravel #ChinaTravel #tripzeed

LEGOLAND Shanghai is a vibrant theme park perfect for families and LEGO enthusiasts, offering a blend of interactive attractions, creative play, and exciting rides all inspired by the iconic LEGO bricks. Getting There Situated in Shanghai’s Songjiang District, southwest of the city center, LEGOLAND can be reached by car, taxi, or public buses connecting to nearby metro stations. The park also provides shuttle services for easier access. Address Located in the Songjiang Industrial Zone, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China. Attractions - Miniland: Features detailed LEGO brick miniatures of Shanghai landmarks and other global sites. - Rides and Entertainment: Kid-friendly rides and live shows focusing on popular LEGO themes such as Ninjago and LEGO City. - Imagination Zone: Interactive building zones encouraging creativity through hands-on LEGO construction. - LEGO Factory Experience: Guests can learn how LEGO bricks are made and participate in building workshops. - Water Play Area: Seasonal water attractions including slides and splash pads, open during warm weather. Average Price Per Person - Tickets cost approximately 200–300 RMB, depending on age group and ticket options (single day or combined with water park). - On-site dining and souvenir shopping typically range from 80–150 RMB per family meal or gift. - Nearby hotels offer accommodations from budget-friendly to mid-tier prices. Reasons to Visit - Perfect destination for families and LEGO lovers of all ages. - Combination of fun rides, educational activities, and creative building opportunities. - Unique chance to see LEGO models representing Shanghai and other famous places. Tips - Buy tickets online ahead of time to skip lines. - Plan to spend an entire day exploring all the park’s attractions. - Wear comfortable footwear and bring sun protection for outdoor experiences. - Check show schedules and water park operation times before visiting. Conclusion LEGOLAND Shanghai delivers a lively, fun-packed experience where imagination comes alive, making it an excellent choice for visitors with children or those young at heart. #shanghai #legoland #china

LEGOLAND Shanghai is an exciting theme park designed especially for families and LEGO enthusiasts. It combines creative play, thrilling rides, and interactive attractions inspired by the world-famous LEGO bricks. Getting There LEGOLAND Shanghai is located in the Songjiang District, southwest of downtown Shanghai. It is accessible by car, taxi, or public transport such as buses from major metro stations. Visitors can also use park shuttle services. Address Located in Songjiang Industrial Zone, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China. Attractions - Miniland: A miniature city built from LEGO bricks, showcasing famous Shanghai landmarks and international scenes. - Rides and Shows: Features kid-friendly rides, interactive shows, and adventure zones based on popular LEGO themes like Ninjago and City. - Imagination Zone: Hands-on building areas that encourage creativity and construction skills. - LEGO Factory Tour: Visitors see how LEGO bricks are made and get to try their hand at building. - Water Park: A seasonal aquatic area with slides and splash zones (open during warmer months). Average Price Per Person - Ticket prices generally range between 200–300 RMB depending on age and ticket type (day pass or combo with water park). - Food and souvenirs inside the park vary but expect family meals around 80–150 RMB. - Accommodations nearby offer a range of prices, from budget to mid-range hotels. Reasons to Visit - Ideal for families with children and LEGO fans of all ages. - Engaging mix of rides, creative activities, and educational experiences. - A chance to see miniature models of Shanghai and other famous places made from LEGO. Tips - Purchase tickets online in advance to avoid long queues. - Allocate at least a full day to enjoy all the attractions. - Bring comfortable shoes and sun protection for outdoor areas. - Check the schedule for live shows and water park opening times. Conclusion LEGOLAND Shanghai offers a colorful, fun-filled day where imagination and adventure come to life, making it a top choice for families visiting Shanghai. #shanghai #china #legoland

The park felt slightly overrated. The location is too far from city and also not rides are open yet. Too many children rides and only a few for adults.

📅 Itinerary Day1： Day2: Lego land Day3: 🏨 Accommodation 🍴 Food Recommendations 📌 Tips

Just got back from Legoland Shanghai! It was a hundred times more fun than I imagined! ‼️ The vibrant colors and perfectly recreated architecture are a real treat! 👏 For those planning to go, just follow this guide—it's hassle-free and hassle-free! 📸 🧭 Recommended playstyle: Upon arrival, head to the 4D Cinema for a refreshing and thrilling experience. Then, visit the Rescue Academy to experience the daily life of a firefighter. Then, take the City Train for a tour of the park. The Jet Ski Chase is a blast. Relax on the Heartlake City Swing. Then head straight to the Monkie Kid area for Sky Adventure and Ninjago Journey. Kai's Aerial Race and the Dragon Roller Coaster are must-rides—scream alert! Then, take a few laps of the Wizard's Flying Machine. Finally, take the Park Boat Ride and the Lego Big Sky Ride. Don't forget to see the Mini World Light and Shadow Show and climb the Observation Tower for panoramic views! 📸Photo Spots: ✨Entrance Street: Lots of cute little shops and internet-famous elves 🧚, the atmosphere is fantastic! ✨LEGO Friends Area: Spinning chairs and waterscapes transform it into a brick-built version of Miami~ ✨Monkey King Area: Cute pigs waiting for your photo ops 🐷 ✨Train Route: Colorful zebra crossings and architectural backdrops, perfect for snapping photos in style! ✨LEGO Castle: A perfectly recreated classic, castle fans will be thrilled 🏰 💡Some Tips: The park opens at 10:00 AM, so arrive early! The first wave is less crowded and offers great photo opportunities. Download the [LEGO City Park] app in advance to check the queues in real time, saving time. Don't bring a big bag! The bag-free lanes are much faster. Just slip a canvas bag into your pocket and take it out when you get in—smart as you are! 😎 Water activities can get wet, so bringing your own raincoat is a great idea! The following items are not allowed: Instant noodle pots❌ Durian❌ Alcoholic beverages❌ Large suitcases❌, selfie sticks/tripods❌ Glasses❌ ~ Be careful!

[Legoland Shanghai Kids' Golden Guide] 🚩Route Enter the park at 9:30 AM and head straight to the "Monkey King" area for a mysterious boat ride → 11:00 AM in the "Castle Area" for the Dragon Ride and a tower climb → 1:00 PM for Shaoxing cuisine at "Yueji Restaurant" → 3:00 PM for the "Creative World" Mini World to see the LEGO landmarks → 5:00 PM for a panoramic view of the park from the "Observation Tower" 🏖️Highlights - Monkie Kid Area: Flower-Fruit Mountain Block Waterfall, Golden Cudgel Light Show - Mini World: A dynamic view of the Shanghai Bund, created with 20 million blocks - Castle Area: Medieval Lego Castle Live Show 🚇 Transportation Park in P1 Parking Lot Q, directly accessible by elevator; take Metro Line 11 to Jiading North Station and transfer to Bus Route 21 at Jiading. 📷Must-see spots: The Lego arch at the park's main entrance, the Water Curtain Cave in the Monkie Kid area, and the area in front of the Oriental Pearl Tower model in Mini World. 🍜Food: Yueji Restaurant in the park recommends the Braised Pork with Preserved Vegetables Rice. 🏠Accommodation: The Lego Hotel at the park's main entrance is our top choice. Themed rooms include priority park entry and are a 2-minute walk from the ticket gate. 💡Tips: Wear non-slip shoes for the "Rescue Academy" experience, and reserve seats for the "Monkey King" theater in advance through the mini-app!

Welcome to the 320,000㎡ dopamine kingdom~ Shanghai LEGO® Land Resort is definitely the happiest place to check in this summer!✨ 🌟 8 exciting themed zones: Over 70 rides, shows, and play attractions—you won’t have enough time in a day! Although not fully open yet, it will definitely turn kids into big kids with excitement~👶🏻➡️👧🏻 🧩 LEGO fans’ ecstatic moments: • World’s largest 26-meter LEGO minifigure "Dada" debut!🎊 • Thousands of models built from 85 million bricks • World’s first Wukong Little Hero themed zone (Chinese mythology forever! yyds!) • Unique Jiangnan water town boat rides + mini world of Chinese architecture 🏯 Must-visit "Imagination World": Mini China built with 20 million bricks! 📍 The Hall of Supreme Harmony uses over 300,000 bricks 📍 Landmarks from Shanghai, Beijing, Nanjing, Suzhou, and more are all here 🎢 Thrilling ride recommendations: 1️⃣ Wukong Little Hero’s Adventure on Flower-Fruit Mountain (unfortunately closed when I visited😭) 2️⃣ LEGO Grand Prix (world premiere! Racing through bricks is super thrilling) 3️⃣ LEGO Boat Ride (25x enlarged Jiangnan water town is amazing) 4️⃣ Heartlake City Swing (spinning in the air without dizziness, super fun) 5️⃣ Ninjago Journey (using electric shock waves to fight monsters is so cool) 6️⃣ 60-meter Observation Tower (breathtaking panoramic view of the entire park) 🎮 Hidden gameplay tips: • Chat with NPCs to unlock surprises🎁 • Bring your own LEGO minifigure for trading • Create exclusive works in various building zones • Check in with the official app to win limited outfits 💡 Tips: • Download the official app to check wait times • Remember to bring a power bank! You won’t stop taking photos • Wearing bright clothes is recommended for better photos📸

Our family of six—four adults and two children—embarked on a one-day trip to Shanghai LEGO Land. Although we only stayed for one night, the day was packed with exciting experiences, surprises, and laughter from morning till evening. Arrival at the Park: A Morning Full of Anticipation We arrived at LEGO Land early in the morning, greeted by a massive LEGO brick archway that immediately lit up the kids' eyes. The park's architecture and decorations were infused with LEGO elements everywhere—streetlights, signposts, even trash cans had a playful LEGO design. For the kids, it was like stepping into a dream city, and for the adults, it was a nostalgic journey back to childhood. Thrilling Rides: Conquering All the Roller Coasters We started our adventure with the park's signature attractions—the various roller coasters. The park is well-zoned, offering rides suitable for different age groups: • LEGO Adventure Roller Coaster: A beginner-friendly ride with moderate speed, perfect for kids to enjoy their first "little adventure" amidst screams and laughter. • Ninja Adventure Roller Coaster: Featuring spins and dives combined with light effects, it felt like stepping into a ninja animation scene. The kids loved it, while the adults found it dizzying. • Speedy Dragon Roller Coaster: One of the park's most thrilling rides, with rapid drops and flips that got our hearts racing. Although the kids barely met the height requirement, they bravely gave it a try and kept shouting "One more time!" afterward. • LEGO Town Mini Roller Coaster: A family-friendly ride with a cute design, allowing all six of us to enjoy it together, creating a warm and memorable experience. By the end of the day, we had tried almost all the roller coasters in the park, satisfying the adults' craving for thrills while giving the kids a sense of achievement and joy. Lunch: Surprises at the LEGO Restaurant By noon, we headed to the LEGO Restaurant for lunch. The food here was not only delicious but also creatively presented: • LEGO Burgers: The buns were shaped like LEGO bricks, vibrant in color, making the kids exclaim, "Can we really eat this?" The juicy burger patty paired with fresh salad was a hit. • Crispy Fried Pork: Golden and crunchy on the outside, tender and flavorful inside—a favorite among the adults. • Ice Cream: Decorated with LEGO brick designs, the high visual appeal made the kids reluctant to take a bite as they played with their dessert. Dining at the LEGO Restaurant was more than just a meal; it was a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds. Afternoon Adventures: Fun for the Whole Family After lunch and a short rest, we continued exploring other areas of the park. The kids particularly enjoyed: • LEGO City Fire Brigade: A hands-on activity where kids operated water guns to extinguish fires, combining fun with interactive learning. • LEGO Brick Workshop: A creative space where they could build their own models and take home a small souvenir. The adults, on the other hand, cherished the moments of walking around the park with the kids, taking photos and creating lasting memories. The park staff were also very friendly, often offering to take group photos for us. Dinner: Beef Hot Pot at LEGO Town As evening approached, we headed to LEGO Town for dinner at Zuo Ting You Yuan Beef Hot Pot. The beef slices were fresh and tender, paired with flavorful soup bases and a variety of side dishes, making for a satisfying and heartwarming meal. The kids especially loved the meatballs and corn, enjoying their food while playing, creating a lively atmosphere. This hot pot dinner was the perfect conclusion to our adventurous day. The adults reminisced about the day's thrilling experiences, while the kids debated which roller coaster was the best. Overnight Stay at Sheraton: A Comfortable Night After dinner, we checked into the nearby Sheraton Hotel. The spacious and clean rooms, along with soft beds, provided the perfect setting for us to recharge after a day of fun. The kids fell asleep almost instantly, while the adults relaxed in the living room, sharing stories about the day's highlights. Summary Our one-day trip to Shanghai LEGO Land was short but incredibly fulfilling: • Challenging various roller coasters and enjoying family-friendly attractions during the day. • Savoring creative dishes at the LEGO Restaurant for lunch. • Relishing a delicious beef hot pot dinner at LEGO Town. • Ending the day with a comfortable stay at Sheraton. For the kids, it was an unforgettable adventure; for the adults, it was a day filled with pure joy and nostalgia. If given the chance, we would definitely visit again, perhaps staying longer next time to fully immerse ourselves in this imaginative and laughter-filled wonderland.

This is my third time in Shanghai, my first time with two two and seven-year-olds at Legoland Shanghai! Legoland officially opened in July 2025. This time we came in August so the kids could see and play. Once you entered the venue was already attracted by Lego, all the furnishings are very exquisitely designed, especially to see the Great Wall they built with Lego, Tiananmen Square in China, and the Pearl of the Orient Tower are very lifelike! The youngest kids chuckled at it! But there is not enough time to play all that day, I believe to reserve another day to play 🤣🤣 #Shanghai #ShanghaiLegoland #Shanghai Family Tour

[StarsEyeUU][StarsEyeUU][StarsEyeUU] This summer, facing the dual challenges of high temperatures and large crowds, through careful observation and repeated adjustments during the trial operation period, the LEGO park decisively implemented crowd control measures during its grand opening month to balance visitor numbers and waiting times, allowing guests to say goodbye to long queues and scorching sun exposure. Now, most attractions in Shanghai LEGO Park have waiting times controlled within 30 minutes, providing a smooth overall experience. As a vacation destination specially designed for families with children aged 2-12, Shanghai LEGO Park has quickly become a popular spot for families with preschool and elementary school children since its opening. The eight creative workshops in the resort are in high demand, and the immersive building experiences are loved by children. Within the park’s eight themed zones, 13 themed building experience areas have been carefully set up, offering young visitors ample space for creativity. Among them, the Police Headquarters and Ninjago Spinjitzu Training themed building areas are extremely popular, attracting nearly 40,000 visitors of all ages in the first month of opening, enjoying joyful times. Among the many diverse attractions, visitors have voted the most popular spot in the park as Mini Land. As the most iconic classic attraction in LEGO parks worldwide, Mini Land is a miniature fantasy world meticulously built with over 20 million LEGO bricks. The park’s “Minifigure Exchange and Making Friends” activity is also a social feast warmly welcomed by children. Since opening, nearly 3,000 LEGO minifigure exchanges have taken place, where kids not only swap their favorite minifigures but also gain precious friendships. In the LEGO City themed zone, the popular Driving School and Junior Driving School have also achieved remarkable results, with 53,625 young “drivers” having graduated! Here, they start their own “driving journey” and create unforgettable childhood memories.[StarsEyeUU][StarsEyeUU][StarsEyeUU]

Not busy at all, longest wait time was maybe 15-20 min. Park and hotel are brand new, was a very nice family trip. Park has a bit difficult location but can be reached within 30 min from Intercontinental Wonderland (which I also highly recommend). From Shanghai with didi taxi it’s about 1 hour drive. Outside the park lots of new shops and restaurants. Recommend age for kids is 6-12 years

#TravelChina Legoland Shanghai is one of the most memorable destinations for visitors of all ages. The theme park's atmosphere is vibrant, lively, and imaginative. From the moment you step inside, you'll feel like you've entered a dream world built entirely from meticulously designed, colorful Lego bricks. The laughter of children running around the various zones, combined with the cheerful music playing throughout, creates a joyful and warm atmosphere. Every area of the park is creatively designed, from the adventure zone, to the Lego city model rides, to the Lego Kingdom-themed magical school, all offering unique and exciting experiences. One of its highlights is its cleanliness and efficient management, ensuring visitors feel safe and comfortable throughout their visit. The staff are friendly, smiling, and always ready to assist, especially in the family zone, which offers a full range of facilities, including rest areas, nursing rooms, and restaurants suitable for all ages. As the evening sun slowly sets, the golden-orange rays of the sun reflecting off the colorful Lego bricks add to the park's overall beauty and charm. The evening atmosphere is just as captivating as the day, with beautiful lighting throughout the paths, adding a charming and romantic touch to a stroll at night. Perfect for families, couples, or even groups of friends who want to make their day extra special.

A detailed three-day, two-night family itinerary in the Magic City is here! 🚄 Day 1: Travel Day • Take the high-speed train in the afternoon, arrive at Shanghai Hongqiao Station in the evening • Accommodation recommendation: Near Hongqiao Hub, convenient transportation 🍝 Food stop: Italian restaurant at Hongqiao Railway Station to recharge for tomorrow’s adventure! 🧩 Day 2: LEGOLAND Day (Open 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM) • Must-visit areas: Miniland, LEGO Factory, Adventure World • Tips for visiting: ✅ Arrive 30 minutes early to line up at the park entrance ✅ Bring swimwear for kids (Water World is super fun!) 🚗 Transportation advice: 10-minute taxi ride from Sijing Metro Station, booking a rideshare in advance is more cost-effective~ 🐬 Day 3: Haichang Ocean Park Day • Highlight show: Orca performance (fixed schedule, plan ahead) • Experience: The park is remote, facilities are somewhat outdated, few parent-child interactive activities 🕒 Recommended visit duration: 4-6 hours 🏨 Accommodation recommendation: Homestays/hotels near Sijing Metro Station in Songjiang District ▪️ Advantages: Close to the park, great value for money ▪️ Well-equipped surrounding area, no worries about food and drinks ⚠️ Practical tips: 1. Food inside the park is expensive, bring your own snacks 2. Download the official app to check wait times 3. Bring sunscreen and a power bank 4. It’s recommended to buy fast pass tickets during holidays 🎒 Essential items checklist: ✔️ Kids’ swimwear and swim caps ✔️ Sunscreen/umbrella ✔️ Portable mini fan ✔️ Stroller for children (available for rent in the park but expensive)

In this brick kingdom, children's laughter drowns out adult nitpicking. On a park bench, a father scrolls through his phone leisurely while his kid splashes in the water park for three straight hours. As Shanghai LEGOLAND Resort celebrates its one-month anniversary, public opinion shows dramatic polarization: social media floods with complaints about it being "too childish," "boring," and "overpriced," while families quietly proclaim it "totally worth it" by sharing photos of kids building LEGO, walk-on attractions, and half-priced burgers—a picture of domestic bliss. This fantasy kingdom built with over 85 million bricks is quietly transforming amid controversy. It doesn't try to please everyone but perfectly targets 2-12-year-olds and their anxious middle-class parents—an underserved market traditional theme parks have long overlooked is finally emerging. 🎢 01 The "Worth It" Comeback: Pricing Magic Taps Family Demand Despite early criticism, LEGOLAND quickly turned opinions around with strategic moves. In mid-July, the park app launched summer deals: family packages (2 adults + 1 child) from ¥928, adult-child pairs from ¥589, plus 50% off all dining. The pricing strategy immediately swayed hesitant families. Zhang Min, a corporate employee in Pudong, crunched the numbers: originally ¥2000+ for tickets and meals, she spent just ¥1287—saving over ¥400. "The savings covered my child's dream LEGO set," she smiled while showing her receipt. Price-sensitive families became the main visitors, with social media flooded by posts praising "half-price meals" and "no lines anywhere." Parents especially value the rare "chill factor." Unlike traditional parks' "queue 1 hour, ride 3 minutes" ordeal, here kids can earn "driver's licenses" at Driving School, team up to fight fires at Rescue Academy, or build for hours in brick pits. A frequent annual pass holder admitted: "I just drop my kid at the water park and finally get to sit and drink my coffee!" 🧒 02 Precision Targeting Wins: When Parks Become "Educational Investment" LEGOLAND's ambition goes beyond play. Its core philosophy materializes "learning through play," tapping into middle-class educational anxiety. From racing self-built cars at Creative Workshop to discovering architectural Easter eggs in MINILAND, even free 40-minute LEGO workshops—these experiences rival ¥200-per-session STEAM classes. "This isn't about adults watching kids play, but shared family growth," said Chen Jie, the resort's GM. Compared to Disney's "reward-based revelry," LEGOLAND functions more as a daily "skills incubator." One parent noted: "My kid keeps asking when we'll return," with repeat visits becoming an invisible advantage. Cultural fusion adds unique charm. The global debut "Monkie Kid" zone features Flower Fruit Mountain and Dragon Palace; canal boats pass LEGO versions of the Bund and Fengjing Ancient Town; MINILAND blends the Great Wall with Yu Garden's lanterns—even flying dragons wink with "Welcome to Shanghai" charm. Chinese narratives gain brick-built expression. 🚶 03 "Low Crowds": Flaw or Destiny? The Global LEGOLAND Code "Rode coasters 5x without lines," "Dining areas eerily empty"—such comments reveal LEGOLAND's global trait: precise audience targeting means limited attendance. Data shows global LEGOLANDs average just 2+ million visitors yearly (Shanghai projects 2.4M), a fraction of Disney's numbers. This stems from distinct IP positioning: Disney: Mickey + princesses for all ages, 13M+ visitors yearly; Universal: Harry Potter/Jurassic Park for teens, immersion-focused; LEGOLAND: 2-12-year-olds + parents, building creativity as its moat. "Low attendance isn't failure but commercial inevitability," experts note. While Disney hosts "pilgrimages," LEGOLAND bets on frequent local visits—the ¥1399 annual pass pays for itself in 2.5 trips, locking in routine family spending. ⚖️ 04 Controversial Policies: Fine Print Risks User Experience Behind the hype, several policies drew backlash: Annual Pass "7-Day Rule": Ms. Zhu's refund request was denied because she complained after 7 days—even with an unused pass; Excessive Fines: Damaging hotel LEGO models incurs minimum ¥2500 fees, which lawyers call "unfair" under civil law; No Storm Warnings: Closure notices for extreme weather aren't guaranteed, allegedly violating consumer rights. While the park claims models are "overseas custom-made" and fines deter vandalism, one-sided clauses still appear tone-deaf. Attorney Huang Qirui stresses: "Terms limiting consumer rights should be voided by law." 🌆 05 Regional Ambitions: Reshaping Jinshan's Tourism Ecosystem LEGOLAND's vision extends beyond tickets. Evening fireworks light up the adjacent Aegean Shopping Mall, where restaurants offer ¥69-for-¥100 deals; Sheraton Fengjing runs free shuttles; "Brick House" B&Bs provide building zones and free rides from Jinshan North Station—a tourism web is forming. Jinshan District pins high hopes on this. Once a chemical industry suburb, it now mirrors Disney's impact on Chuansha: hotel bookings up 3.5x, B&Bs 6x, family rooms 7x. Estimates suggest every ¥1 in park revenue generates ¥18.8 in local economic benefits, revealing the long-term value of this billion-dollar bet. LEGO's magic lies in infinite combinations from modular pieces—so does LEGOLAND's business logic. While Disney visitors endure hours in sun for fleeting thrills, Jinshan kids spend whole days building sailboats that actually float. One annual pass holder posted their fifth visit: "Already got my money's worth. There's no magic castle here, but my child built their own kingdom." The best parks don't need to please everyone—just make the right people laugh out loud.

【Global Exclusive! LEGO X Chinese Style CP is Amazing!】 As the 11th LEGOLAND in the world, the Shanghai edition brings Chinese culture to life in a spectacular way! ✅ Wukong Junior Hero Zone The world's first Journey to the West theme! Ride a mysterious boat through the Water Curtain Cave🏞️ 3.7-meter-tall Bull Demon King puppet battles the Monkey King, absolutely stunning! ✅ Mini World 20 million bricks build the Bund and the Forbidden City, with a full cyberpunk vibe when lit up at night ✅ Jiangnan Cruise🚢 The only one in the world! A 25x miniature version of Fengjing Ancient Town that's breathtakingly beautiful 🎠【75+ Attractions for All Ages】 💛 Must-play for young kids: ·2+ years: Rotating Brick Party, Duplo Express🚗 ·3+ years: Get a LEGO driver's license! Adorable and share-worthy 💛 Adventure kings aged 6-12: Dragon Coaster🎢 + Jet Ski chase, thrilling beyond words 💛 Adults-only fun: AR Training Hall, glowing boat romantic ceremonies full of vibe💕 🏨【Stay at the LEGO Hotel for a VIP Experience】 ✨ 5 themed room types: bunk beds + hidden beds to accommodate the whole family ✨ Exclusive perks: 👉 Enter the park 1 hour early with no lines 👉 Complete treasure hunts to get limited edition bricks ✨ Super thoughtful: Breakfast photo ops with characters📸, unlimited steak and seafood for dinner 💰【Money-saving Tips】 🎫 Tickets NOW: Two adults and one child for 928 RMB, save 300! Discounts for 60+ 🍔 50% off all park dining from 7.5 to 8.31! Eat to your heart’s content for about 50 RMB per person 🚗【Transportation Tips】 18 minutes by high-speed train🚄 Self-driving? Look for the S36 exit Lazy travelers must-have direct shuttle: includes tickets + transfers, super convenient 📸【Must-visit Photo Spots】 ⭐ 26-meter "Dada" figure shot from below is epic ⭐ The LEGO Bund night view in blue hour is breathtaking ⭐ Wear Hanfu during the parade for photos and get stickers 💡【Avoid Pitfalls】 ⏰ Play off-peak: Ride the coaster🎢 in the morning Relax in the 4D cinema🎦 in the afternoon 🌧️ The day after heavy rain is the least crowded! Private park experience is possible 👉 Save this guide and enjoy the world’s largest LEGOLAND this summer! ✨ Tips: Download the official app for real-time queue info Evening entry at 16:30 is more cost-effective~

"Mommy, are we really at LEGO World?" My 5-year-old son stood at the entrance of Shanghai LEGOLAND, staring wide-eyed at the Oriental Pearl Tower model made from 2.3 million LEGO bricks. As a seasoned LEGO fan parent who has taken my kids to all five major LEGOLAND parks worldwide, I finally got to visit the Shanghai LEGOLAND Resort right at our doorstep. Is it really that fun? Which attractions are the must-tries? This is the most authentic review online to tell you! (Core Experience Section) 【Top 3 Must-Play Attractions】 1️⃣ LEGO Factory Tour (Exclusive worldwide!) Put on 4D glasses and ride a track car through the "brick production line," experiencing firsthand the magical process of particles turning from liquid plastic into bricks. At the end, you get a random limited edition LEGO brick—we got the debut "Shanghai Shikumen" commemorative brick! 2️⃣ Dragon Coaster (Extremely thrilling) This is Asia’s only LEGO-themed roller coaster with a twist: the first half is a gentle family mode, but once inside the dragon’s belly, it suddenly drops 90 degrees and does a 360-degree flip! Actual wait times are two-thirds shorter than Disney’s TRON Lightcycle Power Run. 3️⃣ Miniature World (A must for photos) Built with 600 million bricks, the Shanghai miniature landscape features the Bund’s international architecture lighting up according to day and night modes. Inside the Yuyuan Tea House, there are even moving LEGO mini-figures! Staff revealed new Easter eggs are added every night after closing. 【Exclusive Hidden Tips Revealed Online】 • Buy a "Water Bullet Supply Pack" for 39 RMB in the Pirate Bay water fight zone to trigger special mechanisms • The Ninja Garden floor has special sensor zones; stepping on the right pattern triggers "flame effects" • Ordering the "LEGO Set Meal" at the restaurant lets you exchange for a limited build pack (not listed on the menu!) (Practical Information) 🔥 Peak Season Time-Saving Tips: • Early Access Card lets you enter at 7:30 AM to rush to LEGOLAND Castle Hotel and grab Fast Passes • After 3 PM, the single rider lane basically has no wait • Save water rides for last (beware of locker rental fees!) When kids build the crooked "Shanghai LEGOLAND" sign with parts bought in the park, you suddenly understand why this place is called the "Dream Factory." Maybe every adult still has a child inside, and the magic of LEGO isn’t just in the intricate gears but in how it always brings us back to the pure joy of building a complete creation for the first time.

✨ Transport to a brick kingdom in 1 second! A 20-meter-tall LEGO dragon coils atop the mountain 🐉 ✨ Build your own Chinese-style city wall! The world's first "Monkie Kid" themed zone 🇨🇳 ✨ Hidden gem: Collect stamps on the park map to exchange for limited-edition golden bricks❗️ Must-read survival guide for families 👇 ✅ Toddler-friendly: Indoor interactive river perfect for ages 2+ (air conditioning saves the day!) ✅ Parent recharge zone: Coffee-cup-style lounging pods + free charging stations 🔋 ✅ Photo hack: At dusk when the lights turn on, the mini Tiananmen Square transforms into cyberpunk! Blood, sweat, and LEGO bricks advice: ⚠️ Don't wear white shoes! Loose LEGO pieces carpet the ground (don't ask how I know 😭) ⚠️ Bring an empty suitcase! The exit factory store offers free limited-edition "Waibaidu Bridge" sets with purchases