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August 31, 2026. The annual Duffy Friends Day makes a surprise return, bringing you big 10th birthday surprises for Duffy Month to unlock! 🎬 10th birthday short film premiere For the first time, Shanghai Disney is partnering with Shanghai Animation Film Studio to present a 10th birthday short film, "Duffy and Friends' Little Adventures," premiering on Duffy Friends Day! 🌸 New looks for Duffy and Friends Your adorable friends return from their journey with little surprises and dazzling new outfits, bringing their travel tales to life on stage! ⛵ "Friendship": a special parade with Duffy and Friends Captain Duffy wants to take everyone to new sights, just like Mickey once did for him. Dance along the parade route with your favorite friends. 🎆 Must-see castle projection finale Stay after Ignite the Dream. A castle projection celebrating friendship, "Duffy and Friends' Special Celebration," is the unmissable finale! 🌙 Pajama party debut Duffy and Friends will make a surprise appearance in super-cute pajamas. The all-new immersive pajama party will take place on Sep 19–20 and 26–29. 💖 Extra on-site perks After the show, don’t miss exclusive perks. With your check-in wristband, head to Wandering Moon Restaurant for Duffy Friends early access to the "Duffy and Friends' Little Adventures" limited-edition goodies! 🎁 On-site perks unlocked together Creative outfit details, exclusive themed merchandise, limited-time food inspirations 🎂, heartwarming behind-the-scenes stories, and highlights of the new castle show "Duffy and Friends' Boat Journey" will be revealed one by one. All seven friends invite you to the park—set sail for new horizons together!

The POP MART City Park Carnival has arrived at Shanghai's Oriental Pearl Tower, kicking off a lively treasure-hunt adventure. 🎡 Fun interactions and immersive play The entire plaza at the base of the tower has been transformed, with playful interactive moments and immersive experiences throughout. Unlock surprise photo ops as you explore and melt away your fatigue. 🍰 Sweet surprises Delicious, photogenic desserts add a sweet vibe to the event and have become unmissable photo highlights. ⏰ Dates: Aug 31, 2026–Nov 1, 2026 Head to the Oriental Pearl Tower to join the POP MART City Park Carnival and set off on a magical treasure-hunt journey!

The Shanghai Museum’s exhibition "at the summit of the world tree: ancient civilizations of the Americas" is launching a new event, "flavors of the Americas — night market for the ancient civilizations of the Americas," with two themes, "jade encounter" and "corn god on duty," inviting you to immerse yourself in the unique charm of ancient American civilizations. 🍴 Jade encounter night market ⏰ Dates: Aug 18–22, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 6:00–10:00 PM daily 📍 Location: Outdoor plaza at the south gate of Shanghai Museum (People’s Square) ✨ Highlights: • Camping-style food market in a cornfield setting: features authentic Central and South American street flavors. • Food carts: multiple carts in a row, made to order on the spot with a vibrant street-food vibe. • Food choices: favorites for both meat lovers and those with a sweet tooth. 🌽 Corn god on duty night market ⏰ Dates: Aug 25–29, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 6:00–10:00 PM daily 📍 Location: Outdoor plaza at the south gate of Shanghai Museum (People’s Square) ✨ Highlights: • Corn theme: centered on maize, the core crop of the Americas, featuring corn-based bites and light drinks. • Immersive interactions: 3 fun games—eat, play, and check in all in one. • Symbols of American cultures: the venue features ancient motifs such as Indigenous stone carvings and rainforest vines. • Who it’s for: family-friendly for parents with kids, and perfect for young visitors to enjoy interactive fun and live performances. 💡 Travel tip: If there is severe weather, updates will be announced separately. Head to the Shanghai Museum to discover the flavors and cultural flair of ancient American civilizations.

The crape myrtles at Gucun Park are in full bloom. Layers of soft pinks and purples overlap like gauze, washing the late-summer days in a gentle, radiant glow. 🌸 Crape myrtle clusters Branches are laden with blossoms—some as pink as morning haze, others a regal purple—sparkling in the sunlight and showcasing the unique charm of crape myrtles. 🌿 A symbol of good fortune Celebrated since ancient times as a flower of good luck, crape myrtles symbolize prosperity and honor. Stroll among the blooms to soak in the beauty and good fortune. ⏳ Recommended time to visit: July–August is the best viewing period. 📍 Location: Gucun Park, Shanghai 🚇 Transportation: Gate 2 of Gucun Park is next to Gucun Park Station on metro lines 7 and 15. 🚗 Parking: 6,000 parking spaces in and around the park. Pay parking fees electronically. 🎫 Admission: Children under 1.3m in height, seniors aged 65 and over, and people with disabilities are eligible for free admission. 💡 Travel tips: Avoid visiting during peak heat. Use sun protection and stay hydrated. Entry requires advance ticket purchase and a valid ID. Head to Gucun Park and embrace the summer romance of a sea of crape myrtles!

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Shanghai’s romance is the whisper of light and shadow after dark. From modern to classical, five stops—modern, industrial, avant‑garde, retro, and traditional—light up in turn. The night is in full swing. Just come take your shots. 💫 Museum of Art Pudong · mirror hall Mirrored riverfront architecture in light and shadow 📍 2777 Binjiang Ave, Pudong New Area 💡 Best at evening blue hour. A 50+m mirrored corridor reflects the Bund skyline across the river, where sunset and city lights meet on the glass for maximum ambience. Last entry at 8:00 PM. Closes at 9:00 PM. 💫 Youguan Art Center Outdoor light on giant tanks 📍 2380 Longteng Ave, Xuhui District 💡 The riverside tank projections are part of the public nightscape, so there’s no need to enter the venue. Capture moody, industrial‑chic shots with ease. 💫 Suhewan riverside platform Avant‑garde, trend‑setting visuals 📍 Intersection of North Suzhou Rd and North Zhejiang Rd, Jing'an District 💡 Light shows run mainly from 6:30 PM–9:30 PM (seasonal schedule). The riverside is relatively quiet, ideal for shooting edgy, under‑the‑radar night scenes. 💫 Guanglu Building Retro glow with a nostalgic feel 📍 146 Huqiu Rd, Huangpu District 💡 A nearly century‑old historic building completed in 1928. Zhapulu Bridge is a prime vantage point. Bathed in warm light at night, it evokes old Shanghai on vintage film. 💫 Yu Garden Nine‑bend Bridge Classical Jiangnan garden ambience 📍 Inside Yu Garden Bazaar, Huangpu District (near Lvbolang) 💡 Enjoy the night view for free from outside the bridge. It’s best right after the lights come on. 📸 Best shooting time: 6:30 PM–9:00 PM 👕 What to wear: Simple solid colors that work with any lighting style The night is perfect—these five spots are waiting. Just come! ✨

Nighttime experiences at Shanghai’s Fuxing Park get a fresh update. A vintage open-top mini train, a burning piano performance, and a hidden amusement park bring youthful energy to this century-old garden. 🎠 Fuxing Park at night ✨ Highlights: • Vintage open-top mini train: rolling in from the front, transporting you back in time with retro charm. • Burning piano: performing "Raging Flame Sonata," where light and music intertwine to ignite the night. • Hidden amusement park: a secret entrance tucked behind a vending machine opens a nighttime social hideout for young people. 🏞 Fuxing Island Park ✨ Highlights: • Historical heritage: renovated from the Sports Association Garden with well-established greenery, and it retains Japanese garden elements. • Central garden: divided into east and west sections. The east side features a heart-shaped pond and a flat bridge, while the west side has a wisteria promenade and an osmanthus grove. • Natural scenery: wisteria trellises, camphor lawns, and Japanese garden style complement each other to create a serene, leisurely atmosphere. Come explore Shanghai’s Fuxing Park and Fuxing Island Park to experience both fresh nighttime fun and timeless heritage!

On early fall evenings in September, Shanghai Zoo is launching the Zoowalk evening tour, guiding participants to discover the zoo’s unique charm at dusk and see how the animals really live. 🦁 Best-value group Zoowalk ⏰ Date: Sep 19, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 4:15 PM–6:30 PM ✨ Highlights: • Observe animals’ real behaviors in the evening and capture the zoo in natural light and shadow. • Hear guides decode animal behavior, from family communication behind wolf howls to how giraffes manage high blood pressure. • Photograph animals in golden-hour light and record the beauty of the zoo at dusk. 🦒 Premium small-group Zoowalk ⏰ Date: Sep 5, 6, 12, 13, 20, 26, and 27, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 4:15 PM–6:30 PM ✨ Highlights: • A flexible, relaxed small-group itinerary for travelers seeking a deeper experience. • Take a closer look at the zoo’s distinctive evening scenes and the stories behind animal behavior. • Enjoy a more intimate, refined visit with a premium small-group tour. 💡 Travel tips: Wear comfortable walking shoes as the entire activity is on foot. If it rains, bring rain gear. The organizer will provide basic raincoats. Come to Shanghai Zoo and join this early fall evening Zoowalk!

Aug 28, 2026, 5:30 PM, Light and Shadow on Suzhou Creek · Summer Creative Market opens at Suzhou Creek Image Space. The event features a riverside market, intangible cultural heritage crafts, live music, and fun activities to create a summer night on the Suzhou Creek that blends everyday charm and poetry. 🏯 Suzhou Creek Image Space 📍 Location: Building 1, Changfeng Bay, 160 Daduhé Road, Putuo District 🎫 Admission: Free, no reservation required ⏳ Suggested visit time: Aug 28, 5:30–8:30 PM. ✨ Highlights: • A new cultural landmark launched during the sixth Half-marathon Suzhou Creek cultural tourism festival. • A century-spanning collection of documentary images of Suzhou Creek that chronicles riverside industrial changes, everyday life, and urban renewal. • Cool evening breezes and a comfortably air-conditioned venue make it a supremely pleasant visit. 🎨 Summer creative market 📍 Location: Suzhou Creek Image Space ⏰ Date: Aug 28, 2026 🎫 Admission: Free, no reservation required ✨ Highlights: • Hands-on experiences with 8 categories of intangible cultural heritage crafts, including lacquer fans, sachets, and bamboo wind chimes, with artisans teaching on site. • Official booths from Putuo Culture and Tourism and the Putuo District Library offer travel information and limited-edition cultural-creative merch. • Collect the full set of town stamps from across Putuo to unlock a one-of-a-kind Putuo city collection. • Shanghai-style coffee and light bites, summer desserts, and ice-cold specialty drinks launch together—enjoy great views of the creek and great food. 🎶 Summer night riverside live 📍 Location: Suzhou Creek Image Space ⏰ Date: Aug 28, 2026 🎫 Admission: Free, no reservation required ✨ Highlights: • Wild Mountain Flower Band performs live by the water, where the river, lights, and melody intertwine. • "Shutter Blind Box: Suzhou Creek Memories" photo treasure hunt with interactive fun and surprise gifts. 📹 Immersive live-streamed night tour 📍 Location: Livestream ⏰ Date: Aug 28, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 5:00–7:00 PM ✨ Highlights: • Led by Putuo Culture and Tourism ambassadors and young actors from a Shanghai farce troupe for an immersive live tour. • Visit the Suzhou Creek Industrial Civilization Museum to connect with the city’s industrial memory. • Take a livestream-only water route departing from Danba Road Wharf to enjoy the Suzhou Creek nightscape on both banks. • Step into Suzhou Creek Image Space to browse century-old photos and unlock memories of old Shanghai. • Stroll through the summer creative market to try heritage crafts and Shanghai-style foods. 🚗 Transportation • Subway Line 15, Changfeng Park Station. Walk approx. 5–10 mins. • Subway Line 13, Daduhé Road Station. Walk north along Daduhé Road for approx. 10–15 mins. • Driving: park at the Changfeng Joy City parking lot, then walk approx. 10–15 mins. 💡 Travel tips: Wear comfortable walking shoes. The event is free and no reservation is required. Come to Suzhou Creek Image Space and feel the summer romance where light and life meet!

September in Shanghai, even the fall breeze is racing from one event to the next. 1️⃣ 🏛️ Qianlong treasures from The Palace Museum head south, 121 national treasures gather in Fengxian Gems of brilliance – special exhibition of Qianlong-era artifacts from The Palace Museum The Palace Museum has brought 18th-century Forbidden City aesthetics to Shanghai’s Fengxian. A total of 121 artifacts and sets span jade, calligraphy and painting, Western clocks, and enamel porcelain, unfolding in three sections: order, civil and military arts, and craftsmanship. The showstopper is the restored “throne room” scene: folding screens, palace fans, and incense tables are fully set, making it feel like time travel. A newly added highlight features Ming-dynasty calligraphy: Zhang Bi’s Cursive Script Poem Scroll returns to its Fengxian homeland after centuries, a moment of deep significance. Don’t rush off after the show—on the first floor, the “Superb Bistro” serves a sea-salt cheesecake themed ice cream and celadon mousse, perfect for a photo op. 📍 Fengxian Museum (333 Hupan Road) ⏰ Tue–Sun 9:00 AM–4:30 PM. Closed Mon 2️⃣ 🎨 ART PLUS Art Shanghai – art without limits A global art feast at ShangHai ShiMao ZhanGuan From Sep 4–6, over 100 art institutions from 16 countries and 40 cities come together. With the theme “play taken to the extreme becomes art,” this is far more than paintings on walls—AI art, a Jingdezhen intangible heritage porcelain zone, an overseas independent artist section, and a lifestyle aesthetics marketplace all roll out. From collectible works to pieces you can take home, the full chain of art consumption is connected. Highlights: the debut AI art track (human–machine co-creation) and a joint exhibition of young artists from China and Europe—highly Instagrammable. 📍 ShangHai ShiMao ZhanGuan ⏰ Sep 4–6 3️⃣ 🚴 Ride Shanghai · New Towns Cycling Race – racing through the five new towns September’s hottest sports event with pro and amateur tracks running in parallel From Sep 4–6, three stages cover nearly 300 km, bringing 20 professional teams from China and abroad and over 100 elite riders to Shanghai’s five new towns. The final battle is on the Fengxian–Nanhui stage—where champions are crowned. The public can join the cycling fun too—on weekends without races, hop on your own bike. Tied to the race, Fengxian also offers a sci-fi pavilion with the “Across the Water” immersive space adventure, sunset rides on a Ferris wheel, and epic seafood feasts. 📍 Five new town stages, Fengxian is the finale ⏰ Sep 4–6 💡 Watch the race + cycling experience + a two-day Fengxian getaway, all in one 4️⃣ 🏠 Modern Shanghai Design Week – a 350,000 sq m design universe Over 3,200 brands, four themed halls, a top design platform in Asia Sep 7–10 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center. Theme: “design, infinite possibilities”—soft furnishings, innovative materials, scent economy, intangible heritage crafts, and AI design trends all on show. Six immersive special exhibitions take center stage: Zen tea corner in Chun Alley (immersive Oriental aesthetics), a full-scale modern luxury home, the Scent Garden (the entire scent economy value chain), the Intangible Heritage Research Institute, and more. A must for designers, and plenty to enjoy for general visitors too. 📍 Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center ⏰ Sep 7–10 💡 Reserve visitor tickets in advance; join interactive experiences on-site 5️⃣ 🎷 Qiantan Life Festival – a season of riverside ease begins Colorful floral scenes + light and shadow installations + riverside music + trend markets, four themes unlocked at once Launching Sep 20 and spanning Mid-Autumn and National Day. Lujiazui Group presents a citywide-quality lifestyle festival in Qiantan—four sections of floral landscapes, light installations, riverside music, and trend markets cover the entire area. All outdoor performances and markets are free. This is also the home base for the 2026 JZ Shanghai Jazz Festival (starting Oct 16), with artists from 20+ countries, over 100 musicians, 146 performances, and 13 venues in sync—warm up in September, then go all-in in October. 📍 Qiantan area (Qiantan Sports Park, Park Lane, Leisure Park, Jingyao Qiantan, and more) ⏰ Opens Sep 20, runs through Nov 1 💰 Outdoor performances and markets are free 6️⃣ 🎪 Markets across commercial districts keep rolling – ready when you are In September, markets at major malls across Shanghai don’t stop: Nanjing East Road & Liuhe Road Italian Festival (Aug 22–Nov 15) – Italian vibes + cultural and creative fairs, prime spot on Nanjing East Road Changning Darongcheng · Bread Rhapsody Week (through Nov) – a paradise for bread lovers Baoshan U World · Fragrance and Culture Market (through Oct) – aromatherapy + cultural and creative goods + handmade crafts North Bund Jinmao Fashion & Lifestyle Center (through Oct) – river views + cultural and creative stalls Chengshan Road Paris Spring · Cultural and Creative Market (through Nov) – a rising check-in spot in Pudong 💡 Action plan Sep 4–6 is a prime window—catch the cycling race and Art Shanghai on the same day with a “Fengxian for the race → ShiMao for the show” route Pre-book tickets for The Palace Museum’s Qianlong exhibition—121 national treasures, and hot shows won’t wait Bundle the Qiantan Life Festival + Jazz Festival—opening Sep 20, free outdoors, perfect for weekend riverside rides, picnics, and jazz Save Design Week for designers—with 350,000 sq m, make a shortlist to focus; half a day is enough for general visitors Drop by markets anytime—no set times, no barriers, easy to browse after work In September, from the riverside to the new towns, from national treasures to jazz, from bread to the stars—Shanghai’s fall is worth a few extra stops. 🍂✨

If you are in Shanghai, there is a restaurant on The Bund worth a special trip—Taste of China, an immersive dining experience. It is not an ordinary Chinese restaurant; it is an experiential space that blends Chinese cuisine, culture, live performance, and spatial design. 🍲 One menu, eat your way across China Seven courses trace a culinary map of China. From the refined knife work of four classic Jiangnan small plates, to the crisp skin and tender meat of Peking duck, to the bold, freewheeling spirit of Sichuan in mapo tofu—every dish is more than flavor; it is a story. One menu is a pocket map of Chinese gastronomy. 🎥 Panoramic projections bring China’s landscapes to your table Top-tier panoramic projection syncs each course with an evolving scene. One moment you are in the watery lanes of Jiangnan, the next you are at the Great Wall—feel fully immersed and taste your way across China in a single meal. 🎭 Traditional performances are part of the main course Each dish arrives with a story and a live performance. Classical dance, Shaolin martial arts, and Sichuan opera face-changing take turns tableside—over one meal, enjoy a showcase of traditional Chinese arts. 💁 Thoughtful service Attentive, companion-style service introduces both the dishes and the culture. Guests who love a sense of ceremony can opt for on-site hanfu styling and photography to take home a set of China-inspired portraits. 🔥 Limited-time offers from 50% off Buy 1, get 1 free in select sections—when 2 dine, 1 is free Exclusive privilege vouchers—10% off your entire bill For this Bund location, this experience, and this price—it is truly great value. 📍 Address: LG1-03, Old Municipal Council Building on the Bund, No. 270 Henan Middle Rd, Huangpu District, Shanghai. Just a few minutes’ walk from The Bund. In the time it takes to enjoy a meal, you will journey through 7 regions of China, savor 7 distinct flavors, and watch a performance crafted just for your table. When you leave, you take with you more than dinner—you carry a lasting memory of China.

In the height of August, crepe myrtles atop the flood-control wall along Zhongshan East 1st Road on Shanghai’s Bund are quietly coming into bloom, adding a soft splash of summer color to the century-old Bund International Architecture Exhibition. This blend of strength and grace captures Shanghai’s unique summer vibe and has become a striking streetscape along The Bund. 🌸 Crepe myrtles at The Bund Crepe myrtles are often called "hundred-day red" in Chinese for their long bloom from early summer through early fall in September, with bright, vivid colors. Gently touch a branch and it will quiver, which is why people fondly call it the "tickle tree"—lively and charming. 🏛 Century-old architecture and Huangpu River views The robust dignity of the Bund International Architecture Exhibition pairs beautifully with the delicate clusters of crepe myrtle, balancing strength and softness for a unique visual appeal. Stroll The Bund as the river breeze blows, where Huangpu River views intertwine with summer blooms—an experience you’ll want to linger over. Come to The Bund to discover this limited-time summer scene where crepe myrtles and century-old architecture meet!

Hailed as a once-in-a-lifetime must-see, "Atop the World Tree: Grand Exhibition of Ancient Civilizations of the Americas" has been in the spotlight since its official announcement. From July 11 to August 31, 2026, the Shanghai Museum teams up with Shanghai Zoo to present "Spirits of the World Tree: Americas 'Cuties' Night of Wonders," offering an immersive Amazon rainforest experience every Saturday night. 🎭 Spirits of the World Tree: Americas "Cuties" Night of Wonders ⏰ Time: July 11–August 31, 2026 (Saturday nights) 📍 Location: 3rd floor, Shanghai Museum 🎫 Tickets: With your ticket, you can fully visit "Atop the World Tree: Grand Exhibition of Ancient Civilizations of the Americas" and the "Spirits of the World Tree—Cuties" Americas wildlife gallery, join free immersive interactions throughout the venue, watch an exclusive mini musical, and collect a limited-edition fridge magnet. ✨ Highlights: • Micro-ecosystem zone: Observe fascinating creatures such as spiders and horned frogs. Engage with habitat tanks and hands-on touchpoints to feel the vitality of the microscopic world. • Wetland zone: Enjoy contactless interactions with the laid-back, fan-favorite capybaras, and experience the fusion of wetland ecology and culture. • Flooded forest underwater zone: Inspired by the Amazon Rainforest, a three-dimensional habitat tank and glass viewing panels reveal the aquatic allure of a hidden rainforest realm. • Alpaca, chinchilla, and guinea pig zone: Interwoven with stories of Andean civilization, discover the bond between ancient cultures and living creatures up close. • Turkey and ocellated quail zone: Recreate scenes of native American birds, paired with artifacts such as pottery and murals, showcasing lively moments beneath the forest canopy. • Snake zone: Set against volcanic rock, feature black kingsnakes, corn snakes, and more, and unlock the secrets of reptiles. ✨ Immersive interactions: • Celestial calendars: Explore the star lore of ancient American civilizations. • Rainforest soundscape: Immerse yourself in natural rainforest audio and feel the rhythm of life. • Blessing ritual: Take part in a signature blessing from American civilizations. • Star chart interaction: Use interactive installations to decode the cultural meaning of ancient star charts. • Atrium awakening ritual: With a unique sense of ceremony, begin a wondrous journey through culture and nature. 🎁 Limited-edition themed fridge magnet • Design inspiration: Blends iconic creatures of the Americas. Combine the two designs to outline the Shanghai Museum People’s Square building. • Collectible value: A meaningful keepsake to remember your night visit. Come to the Shanghai Museum and unlock a magical night that spans millennia.

☀️ Temperatures spike every July and August, leaving everyone hunting for a refreshing retreat from the stifling humidity 🌊. Water parks are easily the most popular summer escape for travellers around the region. Who can say no to speeding down splashing slides and fooling around in cool pools to beat that sticky hot weather? Adventure Cove Waterpark is Singapore’s signature water park 🌊. It boasts Southeast Asia’s very first magnetic slide, RipTide Rocket, competitive twin slide Dueling Racer, plus tons of heart-pounding spiral vortex slides 💨. Its standout highlight is Rainbow Reef, where you can snorkel amid over 20,000 colourful tropical fish and get up close with marine life 🐠. Over at Ray Bay, you may even get to interact with docile stingrays. A leisurely Adventure River, massive wave pool and dedicated shallow play area for kids ensure endless fun for the whole family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. Wild Wild Wet is a local favourite among Singaporeans, fully upgraded after its reopening back in 2017 ✨. The park features 14 well-curated rides, such as the almost vertical Free Fall, disorienting Vortex and Torpedo Slide that hits speeds of up to 70 km/h ⚡. There’s also a dedicated children’s play area, regular wave pool and the gigantic Tsunami Pool with waves reaching 2.5 metres tall 🌊 — suitable for visitors of every age group. Water parks all over Southeast Asia exude unique tropical charm, while those in China offer an entirely different cooling experience with state-of-the-art equipment and highly creative themed layouts. Major modern cities including Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou are home to top-tier, innovative water parks that merge international design aesthetics with local cultural elements, forming a one-of-a-kind summer water entertainment vibe you can only find in China. Shanghai Shanghai Maya Beach Water Park sits high on every local’s summer must-visit list 🔥. It houses Asia’s tallest 3D water slide, complete with wild 360-degree spins, vertical free falls and twisting spiral drops guaranteed to get your adrenaline pumping. The enormous wave pool can host thousands of guests and churn out waves up to 2 metres high, replicating genuine beach vibes. Its magical drifting river runs on advanced hydraulic technology, carrying you past rushing rapids, shadowy caves and simulated volcanic eruptions with fun surprises waiting at every turn. Heated shallow kid zones with full-time lifeguards are available, so parents can relax and bond with their little ones without any worries. Beijing Happy Magic Water Cube Water Park is the largest and best-equipped water park across Beijing and the whole of Northern China. It hosts 18 major attractions and more than 50 slides of all varieties, earning its title as an ultimate non-stop water playground.Its most imaginative ride is Deep Sea Octopus Monster, a 25-metre triple-section slide that delivers multi-level sliding thrills. Other iconic attractions include Asia’s biggest Dark Vortex Slide, the world’s first Hurricane Wall Slide, and Asia’s inaugural Storm Valley Slide. Magic Cube Castle is loaded with interactive water features like spray jets, water cannons and climbing nets. Its 11 mini slides alongside a giant tipping water bucket deliver an ultra-refreshing splash for all guests. For family visitors, the Finding Nemo Kids Zone comes with customised junior slides and dozens of fun water toys. Exotic themed parades run daily throughout the park, turning your heat escape into a dazzling visual spectacle. Guangzhou Chimelong Water Park is South China’s flagship water attraction, decked out with world-class rides and multiple Asia-record-breaking facilities 🌊. Its 30,000 sqm wave pool generates towering 2.5-metre surf waves for fully immersive thrills. The skyscraper slide complex features over 20 distinct rides, ranging from vertical drop slides and rainbow slides to swirling vortex tunnels for non-stop excitement. The 800-metre themed lazy river meanders through shadowy caves, fast rapids and volcanic scenery, alternating between gentle floating and high-energy rapids for a progressive adventure. Daily wave light shows blend upbeat music, water curtains and dynamic lighting to create a breathtaking audio-visual performance. Thanks to Guangzhou’s consistently warm climate, the park maintains pleasant water temperatures all year round, perfect for splashing any season. Luxury private VIP lounges with complete amenities can be booked by families for exclusive, premium cooling sessions. When the sweltering summer heat rolls in, China’s wide array of water parks are ready to serve you icy refreshing fun 💦. Your unforgettable cool summer getaway awaits!

Ranked No. 1 on Shanghai’s stage show popularity chart for five years running 📍. No. 1 nationwide at the small-theater musical box office 📍. Nearly 3,000 performances nationwide, with over 300,000 attendees. A vintage American-style bar where the show plays out right at the counter. Sit around the bar, order drinks on the spot, and clink glasses for an immersive experience.

SpongeBob, Patrick, Mr. Krabs, Squidward… the residents of Bikini Bottom have left the sea and “taken over” Jing An Kerry Centre. After last year’s city-wide hit—a 100% Doraemon mainland debut—Jing An Kerry Centre is bringing another heavyweight IP: the nationwide premiere of “Residents of Bikini Bottom,” transforming the mall into an immersive undersea neighborhood. Starting Jun 18, Jing An Kerry Centre teams up with Pudong Jialicheng for the first time to launch The Fish-tastic Summer, running through the end of Aug. Jing An Kerry Centre becomes “Goof-Off Town,” a chill hangout for urban youth, while Pudong Jialicheng hosts “Summer Fish Playground,” a beach-party scene with a giant sandcastle and interactive games geared toward families. Visit both venues and collect stamps to unlock the full experience. 🌊 Must-visit highlights A 17 m-long “Floppy Fish” sprawls across the L3 skywalk, its so-ugly-it’s-cute pose already flooding social feeds. Along Anyi Road, a dedicated “Goof-Off Town Bus Stop” and several everyday-life character sets invite instant photo ops perfect for memes. The South Plaza turns into a “Summer Island Park,” where mall eateries serve limited-edition snacks and drinks for a breezy night-time party. 🛍️ Pop-up shopping A pop-up store opens in tandem, debuting 99 exclusive items and over 150 pieces of merch, from dress-up figurines to blind-box collections. Quantities are limited, so swing by early. 📍 Jing An Kerry Centre (1515 Nanjing West Road, Jing’an District) 📅 Jun 18–end of Aug, free entry 🚇 Direct access from Jing’an Temple Station, Metro Lines 2/7/14

Shanghai Wild Animal Park’s brand-new drive-through immersive experience, Fun Discovery Tour, is now in soft opening. Travelers can get up close as herbivores surround the vehicle. 🦓 Immersive grassland experience The Fun Discovery Tour brings the savanna right to you. Follow a winding route to see elands, zebras, giraffes, and African ostriches up close. They stroll and graze at ease, making you feel as if you’re on the African plains for a uniquely immersive experience. 🦏 Meet our rhino stars Shanghai Wild Animal Park is the only park in China exhibiting the greater one-horned rhinoceros. With thick, folded skin that looks like heavy armor, these rhinos command attention. You can also watch our white rhino family wallow in mud—a daily habit that helps with sun protection and keeps insects away. 🎤 Expert commentary on board A professional guide rides along to share animal behaviors, fun facts, and the conservation stories behind them. Both adults and kids will learn a lot along the way. ⏰ Hours: Feb–Jun and other non-night park periods 10:30 AM–4:30 PM. Night park periods 10:30 AM–6:00 PM. Dec–Jan 10:30 AM–4:00 PM 💡 Travel tip: Plan your visit around the weather to avoid impacts from extreme conditions. Come to Shanghai Wild Animal Park and set off on a wild and wonderful Fun Discovery Tour!

On August 16, 2026, Shanghai Disney Resort shared the latest progress on its ninth themed land—the Spider-Man themed land. The first set of ride vehicles was installed a few days ago, marking another major construction milestone. 🕸 Spider-Man adventure The brand-new Spider-Man themed land offers an immersive adventure. The Worldwide Engineering Brigade (W.E.B.) will make its Shanghai debut when the land opens—an innovative R&D hub inspired by Spider-Man and other Marvel Super Heroes that brings together the cutting-edge work of heroes, inventors, and engineers. Guests will feel the perfect blend of heroism and creativity as they step into Spider-Man’s world. 🤖 Giant Spider-Bots The land’s giant mechanical Spider-Bots were co-developed by Peter Parker and the inventors at W.E.B., showcasing the latest experimental project from W.E.B. Shanghai. In the future, guests will embark on a high-speed adventure infused with invention and innovation, where technology meets imagination. 🎨 Mural art project Inspired by Shanghai’s spirit of innovation and forward thinking, the land’s mural art project collaborates with mural artists from across China to bring the stories of Spider-Man and other Marvel Super Heroes to life. These vibrant works not only highlight the creativity of Chinese artists, but also reflect Shanghai Disney Resort’s deep engagement with local culture. Come to Shanghai Disney Resort to catch the spectacular debut of the all-new Spider-Man themed land and begin an unforgettable hero adventure!