Shanghai Happy Valley
A large theme park at Sheshan in Songjiang, opened in 2009: Wooden Coaster (Gumu Youlong) is one of East China's first wooden roller coasters, and thrill rides such as the Jueding Xiongfeng giant pendulum, Tiandi Shuangxiong drop towers and Perfect Storm are densely packed
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 09:30-17:30
- Ticket
- from approx. CNY 230
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A large theme park at Sheshan in Songjiang, opened in 2009: Wooden Coaster (Gumu Youlong) is one of East China's first wooden roller coasters, and thrill rides such as the Jueding Xiongfeng giant pendulum, Tiandi Shuangxiong drop towers and Perfect Storm are densely packed. The park is laid out in themed zones such as Sunshine Harbor, Happy Times and Hurricane Bay; ticket prices and opening hours are often adjusted during event seasons such as Halloween and summer night sessions; together with Sheshan Forest Park and Moon Lake Sculpture Park, it forms a Songjiang leisure day-trip line.
Getting there: Metro Line 9, Sheshan Station, then shuttle bus
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