Shanghai Ocean Aquarium

Walking into the Shanghai Aquarium, it seems to have stepped into a magical underwater world. There are multiple exhibition areas in the museum, each of which is carefully arranged, presenting a variety of unique marine ecological environments for tourists. From tropical fish to polar animals, from coral reef ecology to deep-sea wonders, it is all dazzling.

Convenient transportation and good location. Buying tickets online, scan the code directly to enter the park. Suitable for children to play, never tire of seeing. Unfortunately, some venues are being upgraded and cannot be watched, but they also created the opportunity to go again next time.

The children still like it very much. There are too many people. The undersea tunnel experience is that the air is too bad. The children are impatient and don't want to watch it. The photo is still very popular. It is recommended not to go to the weekend to affect the experience value.

If you like fish, then you'd love this place! Not too tough for the foreigners who can't read and speak Chinese. For us, the amazing highlights were saw fish, huge and creepy eels, spider crabs, stingrays, penguins and the shark area. The beautifully lit place for Jelly fish was also very well designed. Since this is an indoor place, if it gets crowded, its not fun. I would suggest to pick a weekday to visit. Also it closes at 6:30 so its best to reach well before that.

The Shanghai Ocean Aquarium has a wide variety of fish, many of which they have never seen before. In particular, the wonders of the underwater world, such as sharks and other large marine life, swim overhead, giving people an immersive feeling.

Got an amazing experience here. There are a lots of marine animals exhibited. I think this place is really for a family trip as it is for everyone all generations. Very enjoyable!

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