Jinjiang Action Park
A time-honored Shanghai amusement park opened in 1985, located in the Meilong area: its Ferris wheel was once an iconic ride in Shanghai, and the evening lights and the Ferris wheel's night views carry the memories of generations of locals
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 09:00-17:00 (extended hours for night session)
- Ticket
- Entry free · ride pass approx. CNY 80-100
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A time-honored Shanghai amusement park opened in 1985, located in the Meilong area: its Ferris wheel was once an iconic ride in Shanghai, and the evening lights and the Ferris wheel's night views carry the memories of generations of locals. Rides can be paid for individually or with a combo pass, and the local specialty and snack streets draw the crowds; modest in scale but good value and extremely convenient to reach, it is a regular spot for local families and couples on night outings and often appears in film and TV as the representative nostalgic amusement park.
Getting there: Metro Line 1, Jinjiang Park Station
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