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Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park

A large ocean theme park in Nanhui New Town, Lingang, opened in 2018: it specializes in polar marine life, with orca shows and the penguin and polar bear habitats as star attractions; the giant tank of the Volcano Whale Shark Hall and the iceberg-shaped polar zone form its signature scenery

Visitor info

Opening hours
09:30-17:30
Ticket
approx. CNY 330 (fluctuates by season)

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

A large ocean theme park in Nanhui New Town, Lingang, opened in 2018: it specializes in polar marine life, with orca shows and the penguin and polar bear habitats as star attractions; the giant tank of the Volcano Whale Shark Hall and the iceberg-shaped polar zone form its signature scenery. The park combines marine science theaters with rides such as roller coasters and drop towers, making it suitable for a full day out with kids; together with Dishui Lake and the Shanghai Astronomy Museum it forms a Lingang 'one-day triangle' route.

Getting there: Metro Line 16, Lingang Avenue Station, then shuttle

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