[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Chang Feng Ocean World (Updated Jan)

Shanghai is a huge city and finding parks with additional engagement is a bonus. Changfeng park is in Changning District, the park is large with a lake in the centre. Ocean Park is located on the West of the park, beside Metro Line 13. Entry is pricey compared to other animal areas, but Changfeng is clean and well maintained. Inside the Ocean Park you can see multiple coral life areas, sharks, stingrays and fish. There is a hands on area, with staff taking care of sea slugs, snails and starfish but visitors can pick these up and hold them. Great fun for kids, allow a couple of hours to visit fully. #themepark #urbanexplorer #oceanlife

🚦Transportation Guide ▫️Self-driving: Park at Gate 4 of Joy City (Parking spaces at Gate 1 of the park are limited) ▫️Subway: Take Line 15 to Changfeng Park Station, Exit 2 🐧Close Interaction with Penguins The new penguin island passage is amazing! Look up and see penguins swimming overhead. Little Batman was so excited that he ran back and forth! The science area is full of knowledge: ✅Touch penguin footprint specimens ✅Listen to real penguin calls ✅Discover the structure of Antarctic nests ✅Track the global distribution of penguins 🔍Hidden Activities Remember to get an adventure mission pack at the entrance! The magnifying glass can unlock hidden Easter eggs, and the science games can turn kids into penguin experts in seconds. 📸Photo Spots ➰Underwater Tunnel: Surrounded by sharks and turtles ➰Fluorescent Coral Zone: Dreamy blue and purple lights create a great atmosphere ➰Penguin Viewing Window: Capture the cute moments of swimming 🌟Friendly Reminder There are many visitors during the winter holiday, so we recommend visiting on a weekday morning for a more enjoyable experience! The venue is kept at a constant temperature of 25°C+, so remember to prepare a light jacket for your child to easily put on and take off.

Shanghai has four aquariums, and Shanghai Changfeng Ocean World, located in Changfeng Park, was built in 1999. It is a comprehensive ocean-themed park that combines large marine animal performances and aquarium fish exhibitions. It is also one of the oldest ocean parks in Shanghai. After the closure of the beluga theater, Changfeng Ocean World is not very big. It is divided into four main exhibition areas. Just follow the crowd, and you will visit all the areas without retracing your steps. Recommended visiting order: 1F (entrance) - 2F (ocean exhibition area) - 3F (interactive experience area) - B1 (deep-sea tunnel). 2F: Ocean Exhibition Area Tropical Rainforest Area: It feels like you are in a tropical rainforest, with colorful or large tropical fish, enough to amaze children. Coral Reef Area: Colorful corals and marine life can always stimulate children's imagination. Seahorse Area: Super cute seahorses can keep children standing for a long time. 3F: Interactive Experience Area Touch Pool: You can touch starfish with your hands. Ocean Knowledge Classroom: An interactive knowledge display designed specifically for children, combining education and entertainment. B1: Deep-sea Tunnel The 155-meter-long tunnel feels like you are under the sea, with sharks, sea turtles, stingrays, and other marine creatures often seen in cartoons swimming overhead. It is one of the highlights of Changfeng Ocean World. ⌚Opening hours: 8:30 am–6 pm 🎫Tickets: Adult ticket: CNY 140, child ticket: CNY 90, free for children under 1 meter. There are discounts on OTA websites. It is recommended to buy a family ticket for the aquarium + Ray Bay. The price is relatively high, and the cost performance is slightly low. 🏠Address: No. 196 Daduhe Road, Putuo District, Shanghai 🚇Public transportation: Take Metro Line 15 to "Changfeng Park" Station, exit from Exit 2, and enter Changfeng Park through Gate 4. 🚗Self-driving: It is recommended to park in the underground parking lot of Changfeng VIA Shopping Mall. VIA offers a free parking coupon for four hours with any purchase (you can check if this offer is still available before you go). Or park in the underground parking lot of Joy City opposite Gate 4 of Changfeng Park. You can have lunch/dinner at Joy City, which is just across the street. Duration: 2–3 hours

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Winter is here, the temperature is getting lower and lower. Especially in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, indoors are not heated, and the outdoor is cold. So I chose to go indoors and go to Shanghai Changfeng Ocean World to play. Not only can you see the dolphins, but there are many familiar and unfamiliar marine creatures. The jellyfish is very beautiful and the turtles are very cute. You can also take photos of Meimei while growing your knowledge. Very suitable for parents, couples travel in winter.

Changfeng Ocean World is located at No. 451, Daduhe Road, Putuo District, Shanghai. Shanghai Changfeng Ocean World is part of Sea Life, the world's largest aquarium chain under the Merlin Entertainment Group, the world's number one and the second largest in the world. It is an international brand with Madame Tussauds and Legoland. Changfeng Ocean World is located in the beautiful Changfeng Park. The main building is located 13 meters from the bottom of Yinyu Lake. It is an integrated marine theme park that combines large marine animal performances with aquarium fish exhibitions. It is a national adolescent science education base, a Shanghai special science popular science stadium, and a Shanghai second-class curriculum. It is also named as a national AAAA-level scenic spot. The Polar White Whale Performance Hall in Changfeng Ocean World is the largest in China, and the first marine animal performance hall in East China with white whales, which can accommodate 2,000 people at the same time. In addition to the home-made white whales, there are also wonderful performances of California sea lions, dolphins and other marine mammals. The aquarium of Changfeng Ocean World is the first large-scale aquarium in China. The main building is located 13 meters below the bottom of Yinhua Lake. It has more than 300 species and more than 15,000 fish. The museum is divided into jungle adventures, coral reefs, deep sea shipwrecks, shark ramps, penguin pavilions and other areas.