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Family-Friendly Attractions
Top 50 Family-Friendly Attractions near Jingjiang [2025]
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Shanghai Disney Resort
4.7
/5
267113 reviews
10
From AU$ 101.23
Based on 2,366 reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort | >100 km from downtown
Address: Shanghai Disney Resort, Chuansha New Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 days
Highlights:
8 themed areas (286 acres)
Watch the Phantom Show at Gardens of Imagination
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Stepping into the park early in the morning, a fairytale world instantly awakens. Grab your Early Bird Pass and head straight for "Soar Over the Horizon." The 5D world tour brings the pyramids and the Aurora Borealis within arm's reach. Undeterred, you'll then head to the Thunder Mountain rafting, where laughter echoes amidst the splashing water. In the afternoon, high-five Lele from "Inside Out" at the "Pixar's Wonderful Journey" exhibit, marvel at the floating cabins from "Up," and use the interactive drawing board to create your own fish swimming through the coral reefs from "Finding Nemo."
In the evening, the Crystal Voyage sails toward the castle as the setting sun casts a shadow over the moat. As night falls, fireworks explode over the Enchanted Storybook Castle, and Mickey Mouse's silhouette illuminates the night sky amidst the fireworks. For the final stop, head to the TRON Lightcycle Power Run. The blue light tunnel synchronizes speed and heartbeat, captivating a magical day captivated by neon and starlight.
## The Backside of the Dream: A Critical Observation of Shanghai Disneyland
In this meticulously calculated realm of joy, Mickey Mouse's smile always maintains the precise arc of its trademark registration. Shanghai Disneyland has taken the industrialized production of fairy tales to its extremes: wait times for each ride are precisely calibrated by mathematical models, the layout of the souvenir shops adheres to the golden rules of consumer psychology, and even the decibel level of the parade's music is professionally calibrated for emotional control.
The so-called "magical experience" is actually a rigorous sensory control system: vision is captivated by the castle's outline, hearing is tamed by the looping theme song, and taste buds are co-opted by the overpriced cartoon-like snacks. When visitors post photos with the dolls on WeChat Moments, they have become the most competent assembly line workers in this dream factory, consciously completing the alienated transformation from experiencer to promotional medium.
Perhaps the most successful magic of this park is that it allows people to willingly pay to participate in the process of demystifying their own childhood.
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Hangzhou Songcheng Park
4.6
/5
32507 reviews
8.5
From AU$ 58.28
Based on 640 reviews
Song City/Zhuantang Town/Zhijiang Tourist Area | >100 km from downtown
Phone 0571-87313101
Address: No. 148, Zhijiang Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
Fun water park for kids
Liao Zhai Thrilling Haunted House challenges your courage
Saved by 1810 users21484 positive reviews
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I recently took my 80-year-old grandmother and six-year-old twins to Hangzhou's Songcheng. My grandmother was mesmerized by the performance of "Songcheng Eternal Love." From the legends of Lady White Snake and Xu Xian to the prosperity of the Qiantang River, the show captured the unique charm of the Song Dynasty. The scenic area's mist forest system was also a thoughtful touch, providing a refreshing cool breeze during the hot summer. It was truly thoughtful and highly recommended.
Songcheng has so many performances, it's crucial to plan your schedule well in advance, or you won't be able to see them all in one day.
I took my kids there, and they were so overwhelmed by the variety of performances that they barely had time to fully appreciate them. I even had the pleasure of being part of the group performance of "The Great Earthquake," which was a fantastic experience.
Overall, it was excellent value for money.
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China Dinosaurs Land
4.6
/5
62005 reviews
8.5
From AU$ 42.74
Based on 766 reviews
Universal Dinosaur Park/Changzhou Olympic Sports Center | 31.5 km from downtown
Phone 400-616-6600
Address: No. 60, Hehai Road, Xinbei District, Changzhou City
Recommended sightseeing time: 1 day
Highlights:
Dinosaur museum & thrilling fire
71-foot dinosaur museum exhibit
Saved by 412 users33519 positive reviews
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Of course, I want to see dinosaurs, but I can't see the Chinese Dinosaur Park, where do you want to see Zigong? Where can I see fossils, but I can't see the silky dinosaur legion, let alone the Su Chao Changbao, Jiaojiao, horns and horns?
This is my third time at the Dinosaur Park. New projects have been added, such as the Dinosaur Gene Research Center. The various performances and exciting projects are still as fun as before. It was raining on Friday when we went there. There was almost no need to queue for each project, and the experience was full. In short, the Dinosaur Park is as satisfying as before.
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Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park
4.6
/5
47772 reviews
8.4
From AU$ 77.70
Based on 16 reviews
Dishui Lake and Lin-gang Area | >100 km from downtown
Phone 4006016699
Address: No.166 Yinfei Road, Nanhui New Town, Pudong New District, Shanghai
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
Theme park & waterpark (73 acres) | Amusement rides
Sixteen Major Interactive Show Performances
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Holiday parking can go to a wild parking lot a little farther away, which is cheaper than the parking lot. You can take the cable car for free after you have an annual card. The killer whale show is recommended to watch. It is also suitable for young children. Like some indoor performances, the sound is noisy and not suitable for young children. The dinosaur mountain is not recommended, there is nothing beautiful, it takes a long time to walk
Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park offers a wealth of marine life, not just rides. Many of the performances are excellent, especially the beluga whale, killer whale, and dolphin shows, which are incredibly relaxing. The closest and most convenient option is the Haichang Ocean Park's own hotel, which offers direct access to the park via facial recognition. It's incredibly convenient.
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Shanghai Museum
4.6
/5
8454 reviews
8.4
Based on 4,865 reviews
People's Square Area | >100 km from downtown
Address: 201 Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District,Shanghai
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-6 hours
Highlights:
Special exhibitions & thematic pavilions (Regularly)
Ming and Qing Furniture Exhibition
Saved by 3407 users6220 positive reviews
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𓂧 𓉔𓈖 𓏏𓁶 𓈉𓈖𓍋𓅓 𓂋𓉴
Take the kids to the exhibition this weekend and see something new all the time 👀
🏺Top of the Pyramids—"To be not forgotten is to be immortal."
"Do you see anything?"
"Yes, something magical."
"When the sun sets, a new one rises."
The ancient Egyptians once pursued immortality with unwavering passion.
I came to Shanghai just for the Egypt exhibition. It was incredibly crowded, and I absolutely had to find a guide; otherwise, I couldn't quite wrap my head around it. I hope to visit Egypt and the British Museum in the future to see more about ancient Egypt. P.S.: Cultural and creative products were so easy to find, I brought a ton home.
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Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo
4.6
/5
17167 reviews
8.3
From AU$ 8.64
Nanjing Railway Station/Hongshan Forest Zoo | >100 km from downtown
Phone 025-85620178
Address: No.168 Heyan Road, Xuanwu District, Nanjing
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
Over 3,000 rare wild animals
Monk-faced monkeys | Children's playground
Saved by 494 users11750 positive reviews
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Animals are the masters of this place. The most striking thing about stepping into Hongshan is the complete shift in perspective. Every design is centered around the needs of the animals—towering trees provide shade for macaques, rolling hills allow wolves to demonstrate territorial behavior, and a complex water system provides ample space for otters to roam freely. The slogan, "No need to perform, just be yourself," isn't just a slogan; it's a deeply held principle (the zoo is the first in China to eliminate animal performances).
I came to Nanjing just for the Hongshan Zoo. The park is not very big and I can basically walk through it in one morning. The animals inside are very cute. The park is very respectful of the habits of the animals and there is no forced appearance. So it depends on fate which animals you can see. The surrounding area is really cute.
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Shanghai Astronomy Museum
4.9
/5
7006 reviews
8.2
Dishui Lake and Lin-gang Area | >100 km from downtown
Address: 380 Lingang Avenue, Nanhui New Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-4 hours
Highlights:
Take a rocket to explore the mysterious Flora Star
Explore the spiral architecture that interprets celestial movements
Saved by 2884 users6828 positive reviews
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Driving 80 kilometers with a baby tour, it is worthy of being the largest in the world. Home 🌍, reflecting the beautiful Earth, the hot sun, and the beautiful Saturn 🪐 (su7 light tail design comes from this). More suitable for middle school students, with a certain basic knowledge in the fields of geography, astronomy, etc. It is better for children too young to see one or two. Book tickets in the mobile phone official account, swipe your ID card to enter the venue, it is more convenient, the theater is picking, there is no need to see it, you can't finish it.
The Shanghai Planetarium is a "space museum" that puts the starry sky within reach. Its "three-body" architecture depicts the orbits of celestial bodies, with a circular skylight acting as a sundial and an inverted dome evoking a glimpse into the heavens. Every detail incorporates astronomical aesthetics. From our home planet to the vast universe, from ancient astronomical instruments to modern space exploration, the museum features rare artifacts such as the Suizhou meteorite, interactive experiences simulating a Mars landing, and professional equipment like a 65cm solar telescope, allowing visitors to "touch" the stars. More than just a museum of popular science, it offers an immersive experience that allows everyone to understand the romance and mysteries of the universe, becoming a wondrous bond connecting humanity with the stars.
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Shanghai Wild Animal Park
4.7
/5
120029 reviews
8.1
From AU$ 35.62
Based on 440 reviews
Kangqiao, Nanhui Area | >100 km from downtown
Phone 021-58036000
Address: No.178, Nanliu Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
Highlights:
Large safari park | Over 470 animal species
Giraffe Feeding Interaction Program
Saved by 5250 users75301 positive reviews
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There were quite a few animals, and the kids had a blast. I recommend buying a feeding package. For 100 yuan, you can basically feed all the animals up close, but if you don't have enough, feeding each animal will cost 30-40 yuan each. Overall, the 100 yuan package is a great value. For those who can't walk, there are electric four-wheeled vehicles for 200 yuan an hour or 600 yuan a day, which is a great way to save on legwork. I've seen many people say there are too many fees, but they actually just enhance the service. Buying a ticket and not spending money inside doesn't affect your ability to see any of the animals, but getting closer requires extra payment. The wild animal area also has a free bus tour, but if you want to feed the animals, you'll need to purchase a VIP ticket for 100 yuan per person.
Maybe it was too hot, so not many people came to the zoo on summer weekends. A bunch of ring-tailed lemurs, their drooping tails, looked like snakes from a distance. They were probably too hot, so no one even ate a bowl of apples. Macaws and toucans are my favorites. It's hilarious to see gorillas in diapers. The declining birth rate has led to a sharp drop in business for diaper manufacturers, but they've opened a new track in the zoo. The drive-through to the wild animal area was quite long. The animals were quite lazy.
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Tian Yi Ge Museum
4.7
/5
11166 reviews
8.0
Based on 328 reviews
Tianyi Square/Town God's Temple/Drum-Tower | >100 km from downtown
Phone 0574-87293856
Address: No. 10, West Tianyi Street, Yuehu, Ningbo City
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
Highlights:
Get up close to rare ancient books
Ancient book desk in a Ming Dynasty private library
Saved by 318 users7299 positive reviews
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The garden of the Minister of War in the Ming Dynasty is in the style of Jiangnan gardens. It is famous for its collection of books, but generally speaking, there is nothing outstanding. If you don't ask for a tour guide, you can walk around for half an hour and come out.
I've been there several times, and every visit brings new discoveries. This time, I went with my father, taking my time to walk and explore. For those who enjoy it, it's worth a repeat visit. Tianyi Pavilion is the oldest extant private library in China and one of the oldest libraries in Asia. It was founded between 1561 and 1566 by Fan Qin, Right Vice Minister of the Ministry of War during the Ming Dynasty. It's named after the philosophical concept of "Heaven gives birth to water, and Earth completes it," embodying the fire prevention wisdom of using water to overcome fire. Its architecture and collection of books have had a profound influence on China and the world.
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OMG Heartbeat Park
4.7
/5
10618 reviews
7.9
From AU$ 21.59
Yaolin Fairyland/OMG Heartbeat Paradise | >100 km from downtown
Phone 0571-64372399
Address: 浙江省杭州市桐庐县瑶琳镇东琳村垂云通天河景区内
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-4 hours
Highlights:
Free car wash & parking
Heart-pounding fun in a karst valley
Saved by 2568 users9767 positive reviews
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There are too many people during the holidays, and Friday is also crowded. It is estimated that there will be even more people on weekends. Some of the projects are good, especially the Sky Coaster, but the waiting time is too long. Although there are awnings and fans, it is still quite hot. The environment is good and the staff have a good service attitude.
: It's fun, but there are really a lot of people. The average queue for the night show ticket is over an hour for each big project. But it's the kind of queue that keeps moving. Relatively speaking, the acceptance level is OK. The most fun thing is the roller coaster. It's exciting to drive at night. Although there's no daytime scenery, the lights are very bright throughout the whole process. It's quite safe to drive. Children over 1.4 meters can drive by themselves. Rafting is the last project. Even if you cover your whole body, you will still get water, mainly on your head. The hat doesn't have a rubber band to hold it. There is a lot of water splashing on one side of the bend. The distance is a bit short. The sky bridge is quite long and a bit shaky. I was a little nervous when I first walked up, but it was fine later. The temperature in the cave is relatively low. There are water dripping from stalactites at any time. It is recommended to wear a jacket with a hat. There are photos along the way. If you want to take a souvenir after leaving, you can buy a printed photo for 30 yuan, otherwise you will only get a mini photo. The Earth's Center Expedition was short of time, so it should be good for children to go. The thing I dislike most is the 153 steps after the cave. It's too sudden for people who don't exercise much. You can choose between the big projects or the sky ladder. You don't have to climb up by yourself. The sky ladder is slower and you have to queue. We didn't go rafting in a hurry, but it would have been an experience. The Mid-Levels Station and the rest cafe are well-designed, allowing everyone to sit down and relax or have a bite to eat. The kids said they want to come again next year, but they hope their height can grow to 1.4 meters and drive the raft themselves. If you have the conditions, I recommend getting a VIP ticket for your first summer trip, especially if it's too sunny during the day. I'm glad this was a night trip. Oh, and remember to take the tour booklet when you enter the ticket gate. You can collect stamps and redeem gifts when you come out.
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