Things to do in Shanghai

This is the second year that I’ve gone to Disney for Halloween and I loved it again! Even though the parade, songs and decorations are all the same, the costumes are different, as is the merchandise. My friend and I went on a Monday, and the ride wait time was much less than normal. I would’ve liked to have seen more Halloween themed things, but because it’s the 10th anniversary this year those themes were still up. We definitely had a good time, and we go to this location a few times a year, but we would’ve also liked to have seen a little bit more different between this year and last year. Remember that you can bring your own snacks, or you can go outside to Disneytown to eat (keep your ticket), as the food, as usual, inside the park leaves a lot to be desired. It’s a lot of money to spend for something just shaped like a character that tastes just “edible”. I wish that we would’ve actually gone outside of the park this time. Great experience overall though! 

Shanghai After Dark — The Bund Never Sleeps ✨“Where the river reflects a thousand city lights and the future rises above a timeless waterfront. The Bund is more than a view — it’s Shanghai at its most magical, where elegance, ambition, and endless dreams meet.” 🌃❤

You’ll get an Incredible experience if you plan to get closer with Chinese cuisine from absolutely different provinces but in very aesthetic way 🌆

Worth it! Went with my girlfriend and the view was amazing. Yes, the price was a bit high, arround 28€/ person, but it was suck a beautiful sight which I'll remember for a long time.

This visit was very enjoyable. Our tour guide, Tracy, was amazing; she told the stories of Yu Garden in a vivid and interesting way, making it a delightful afternoon for us.

นักท่องเที่ยวต่างชาติน้อยมากๆโดยเฉพาะคนไทยมีกลุ่มเรากลุ่มเดียว นอกนั้นเป็นเด็กๆจีนมาทัศนศึกษา ข้อเสียไม่มีแผนที่หรือโปรชัวร์ภาษาอังกฤษการดูรอบโชว์ใช้เวลาหาและทำให้ผ่านบางโชว์บ้าง

Before setting off, I was worried it would rain on the day of our visit, but luckily it was cloudy and not sunny, making for a wonderful experience! As soon as we entered the park, the kids went straight for the Halloween trick-or-treating, collecting twenty bags of candy in total. The Ugly Dwarf Nut Chocolate flavor was the best. The Little Dragon roller coaster was the kids' favorite, and they rode it twice. Unfortunately, it was during a primary school field trip that day, so the queue for the boat rides was too long, and we couldn't try them. We successfully obtained our Lego driving licenses from driving school; I suggest upgrading the quality of the licenses to make them more suitable as souvenirs.

I recommend arriving at the park early in the morning. Once inside, you can take the free shuttle bus to interact with the animals. For closer feeding, you'll need to take a paid shuttle. This is a great attraction for both adults and children; if you want to see everything, you'll probably need a full day. There are restaurants inside the park, but I brought my own lunch. I highly recommend spending time at the zoo to see the adorable animals; it'll definitely brighten your day!

It’s a no brainer, seeing the city from the tower there is breath taking. Going to the too of the shanghai tower is a must!!!

A truly fantastic trip to Disney! Everything was so perfect and enjoyable. I experienced so many attractions. I saw three Disney parades, two of which were villain parades. The super long fireworks show at night was unforgettable.