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antsmarching
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May 22, 2008 - 11:32 AM |
 
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My friend's little nephew is coming to town. Any suggestions on where to find fun activities for a 4 year old boy?
xie xie |
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scotsladdy
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May 22, 2008 - 12:22 PM |
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tong ren rd?
On a serious note,
the aquarium in pu dong,
the bug and insect world in pu dong,
the zoo,
science and tech museum,
century park,
toms world in super brand mall,
O'malleys used to have a play park in their garden, not sure about now
they are all good family days out, except possibly the zoo |
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kappakai
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May 22, 2008 - 12:39 PM |
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lol. i was thinking pink light barber shop, but TRL works too.
otherwise, i agree with the above. i dunno why i bothered to post. |
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antsmarching
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May 25, 2008 - 09:30 PM |
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canuckian
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May 25, 2008 - 10:04 PM |
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1. Shanghai Zoo
Description: animal zoo plus ferris wheel and other amusement activities.
Address: 2381 Hong Qiao Road, near Hami Road.
Opening hours: daily Nov-Feb 7am-4:30pm, Mar & Oct 7am-5pm, Apr-Sept 6:30am-5pm
Admission: 30rmb (US$3.75), free for children under 1.2m (4 ft.)
2. Shanghai Ocean Aquarium
Description: Asia's largest aquarium.
Address: Yincheng Bei Road 158, near Oriental Pearl Tower, Pudong.
Opening hours: daily 9am-8:30pm
Admission: 110rmb (US$13) adults, 65rmb (US$7.80) seniors over 70, 70rmb (US$8.40) children under 1.4m (55 in.), free for children under 80cm (32 in.)
The aquarium is a wonderful experience for kids, especially the walk-through glass observation tunnel where kids can see massive fish and sharks swim overhead.
3. The Shanghai Natural Wild Insect Kingdom
Description: the "zoo" for all things creepy and crawly.
Address: 1 Fenghe Road, around corner from the Oriental Pearl Tower, Pudong.
Opening hours: daily 9am-5pm
Admission: 35rmb (US$4.30) adults, 20rmb (US$2.50) children, kids under 80cm (32in) free.
First floor has a fun open area with fish to feed and snakes to watch. Go downstairs for your fill of turtles and lizards as well as a fishing area where kids rent a net and catch goldfish.
4. Kidtown
Description: Fun miniature city built for kids ages 6 months to 8 years to learn through play and for moms to socialize or have a cup of tea!
Address: 3211 Hong Mei Road, 4F (Above City Super Market).
Opening Hours: Daily 9:30am-6:00pm
Admission: 120rmb per child (can come in and out all day).
The facilities include a fire station, police station, home, beauty parlor, park, supermarket, theater, construction site, school, hospital and art room. It also offers free classes: Bingo, Cooking, Arts/Crafts, Music/Movement, Story Time and Kids Yoga.
5. Shanghai Science and Technology Museum
Description: interactive museum with many activities to engage the kids.
Address: Century Avenue (Shiji Da Dao) 2000, Pudong (north side Century Park).
Opening hours: daily 9am-5:30pm (last ticket sold at 3:30pm)
Admission: 60rmb (US$7.20) adults, 45rmb (US$5.60) high-school students, 20rmb (US$2.50) children under 1.2m (4 ft.)
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canuckian
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May 25, 2008 - 10:12 PM |
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Aaand if you don't mind the drive:
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1. Shanghai Wild Animal Park (Shanghai Yesheng Dongwuyuan)
Description: drive-through "safari" wildlife park with ability to purchase live prey to feed animals.
Address: Nan Hui San Zao Zhen, Pudong (near Pudong International Airport).
Opening hours: daily 8am-5pm
Admission: 80rmb (US$10), 40rmb (US$5) for kids under 1.2m (4 ft)
Visitors take buses through the park. Children who may not be able to handle the sight of live chickens being tossed to hungry tigers may prefer the Shanghai Zoo.
2. Shanghai Sculpture Park (She Shan)
Description: wide open spaces with grass to run on, a man-made beach and lots of free kids' activities around Shanghai's "largest man-made lake".
Address: 1158 Linyin New Road, She Shan National Holiday Area, Songjiang District.
Opening hours: daily 9am-6pm
Admission: 98rmb, 70rmb for kids under 1.2m (4 ft) and 70+ senior citizens.
Really a fun place in the summer with the water park and beach, it's also a great spot to just get out of the city and walk, take a picnic and sit on the grass with a blanket. |
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