INS LAND Shanghai: Hours, Prices, Floors & What to Know
INS LAND is Shanghai's largest multi-floor nightlife complex, built inside Fuxing Park in Huangpu District. B1 to 6F, 20+ bars and performance spaces, nine of them clubs covered by one pass — electronic, hip-hop and live shows. Open 15:00 (3 PM) to 06:00 (6 AM) next day. This guide covers what's on each floor, ticket pricing, the best times to arrive, and practical visitor information.
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INS LAND
4.4/5
32 Reviews
We had fun and it was interesting, there is really good music and a lot of cocktails and drinks for such a modest price 😁it’s better to buy tickets in advance 🙏PKR 6,974
Best Times to Visit INS LAND Shanghai
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- First-timer? Arrive Friday 22:00 (10 PM). All floors open, full energy building but not yet at maximum capacity. Plan to stay until 04:00 (4 AM). Budget ¥288 for the weekend pass plus ¥150–300 for food and drinks.
- On a budget? Go Sunday–Thursday, arriving after 21:00 (9 PM) when the pass gates open. The weekday all-access pass is ¥168 instead of ¥288, and a two-person weekday pass is ¥299. Less crowded, better for exploring the building.
- Want peak party energy? Friday or Saturday 23:00–02:00 (11 PM–2 AM). Full venue capacity, all stages active, best DJ lineups. Expect queues and high energy.
- Short visit? Arrive 21:00 (9 PM), leave 02:00 (2 AM). Valid entry window is 21:00–04:00 anyway. Skip the early/late hours, hit the 5-hour peak instead.
INS LAND Shanghai Location: Hours, Address & Venue Details
- Address: 109 Yandang Road (雁荡路109号), Huangpu District, Shanghai — inside Fuxing Park, B1 to 6F
- Total space: About 20,000 m²
- Number of venues: 20+ bars and performance spaces, nine of them clubs included in the pass
- Age requirement: 18+, photo ID checked at the door (passport for foreign visitors)
- Operating hours: 15:00 (3 PM) daily through 06:00 (6 AM) next day
- Fuxing Park itself: Free entry, open 05:00–21:00 daily. Since August 2026 the park also runs a night mode on Wed–Sun, 19:00–22:00: the light show is free, the retro amusement rides are ticketed separately (about ¥89 for a four-ride pass on weekdays, ¥99 at weekends)
- Getting there: Metro Line 1 to South Huangpi Road station, Exit 1 — 200 m west along Huaihai Road, then 300 m south on Yandang Road (5–8 min walk). Line 10/13 to Xintiandi, Exit 5 or 6, leaves 400–500 m from the park’s Fuxing Road gate
- Parking: Available on-site; confirm when booking
INS LAND Shanghai Tickets: Prices, Types & Discounts 2026
One pass covers the building. The tiers below are per person in RMB (Chinese Yuan) and shift with the night and the event:
Ticket Type | Price | What's Included | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
All-Access Pass (Weekday, Sun–Thu) | ¥168 | Entry to every venue on the pass, one house drink at each | Budget club-hopping on a weeknight |
Weekend Early-Bird Pass | about ¥248 | Weekend access, but you must scan in before roughly 22:00 | Arriving early on a Friday or Saturday |
All-Access Pass (Fri/Sat/holiday eve) | ¥288 | Entry to every venue on the pass, one house drink at each | The full weekend experience |
Two-Person Weekday Pass | ¥299 | Two all-access passes for a Sun–Thu night | Couples and pairs |
Combo Pass | about ¥328 | Weekend pass + late-night supper set + Fuxing Park amusement area (platform bundle) | One ticket for the whole night |
KEZEE livehouse (single venue) | Event price, minimum spend | 3F livehouse, NOT covered by the pass; reserve ahead | Concert-style live music |
Additional costs: beer ¥30–60, cocktails ¥60–140, bottle service ¥800+, snacks ¥20–60. Estimated full night (ticket + food + drinks): ¥450–600 (≈$60–85 USD).
How ticketing works: the pass is scanned at a turnstile just inside the entrance, and the entry window runs 21:00–04:00 even though the building opens at 15:00. Holidays and special-guest nights cost more than the standard weekend rate — check the official INS LAND mini-program on the day you go.
INS LAND
4.4/5
32 Reviews
We had fun and it was interesting, there is really good music and a lot of cocktails and drinks for such a modest price 😁it’s better to buy tickets in advance 🙏PKR 6,974
INS LAND Shanghai Clubs by Floor: Music, Vibe & Atmosphere
6F: LA FIN · JUMP (Hip-Hop & Spring Dance Floor)
- Music style: Pop, hip-hop and Top 40 at LA FIN, the upmarket room with an international crowd; JUMP runs electronic sets on a spring-loaded dance floor
- Vibe: Two rooms on the top guest floor: LA FIN is polished and celeb-spotting territory, JUMP is physical — the floor itself bounces
- Best for: Main event energy, hip-hop and pop singalongs, peak dancing
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5F: FRIENDS (Chill & Social)
Source: INS Land Official
- Music style: Mixed electronic, retro and nostalgic songs
- Vibe: Two separate zones (divided areas), elegant atmosphere, less intense than 6F, conversation-friendly
- Best for: Social groups, people who want to dance but also talk, relaxed nightlife experience
4F: CULTURE CLUB · DIRTY HOUSE (K-Pop & Indie)
- Music style: K-pop, indie music, techno
- Vibe: Behind-the-scenes underground feel, intimate atmosphere, smaller capacity than other major floors, active young crowd
- Best for: K-pop enthusiasts, indie music lovers, younger demographic, tighter community vibe
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INS LAND
4.4/5
32 Reviews
We had fun and it was interesting, there is really good music and a lot of cocktails and drinks for such a modest price 😁it’s better to buy tickets in advance 🙏PKR 6,974
3F: RADI · KEZEE (EDM & Live House)
- Music style: EDM, house music, live DJ performances
- Vibe: EDM and house at RADI; KEZEE is a concert-scale livehouse on the same floor, with stadium-style table seating at the back
- Notable feature: KEZEE is NOT included in the all-access pass — it carries a minimum spend and needs a reservation (opens 20:00, shows from about 21:30)
- Best for: Live music fans, electronic music purists, catching live DJ sets at RADI
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2F: HUSH (Hip-Hop & Rap)
- Music style: Hip-hop, Western rap
- Vibe: DJ booth on elevated platform with commanding views, different energy from electronic floors
- Notable feature: "Long song table DJ" — elevated DJ booth overlooking the entire floor
- Best for: Hip-hop fans, rap enthusiasts, people wanting something different from electronic-heavy venues
1F: Freshman · Beer Bars & Convenience Store (Main Hub)
- Music style: Pop and singalong hits at Freshman, which sits on a spring-loaded dance floor and opens at 21:00
- Vibe: Full venue energy, casual bar area, meeting point for all guests; Sober Company, Gonglu Shangdian and Song Song restaurant are also on this floor
- Notable feature: Convenience store and luggage storage (¥10/small, ¥30/large), plus the cheapest drinks in the building
- Best for: Meeting points, drinks, storing your belongings, accessing all other floors
INS LAND
4.4/5
32 Reviews
We had fun and it was interesting, there is really good music and a lot of cocktails and drinks for such a modest price 😁it’s better to buy tickets in advance 🙏PKR 6,974
B1: OASIS Jinzhou (Live Performance Venue)
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- Music style: Live immersive music drama and performances
- Vibe: Immersive live performance experience, theatrical atmosphere
- Notable feature: Sunday performances: {Siren} show at 21:45 (9:45 PM)
- Best for: Live performance enthusiasts, cultural/theatrical crowd, different experience from DJ-based venues
INS LAND Shanghai Hours: What Happens Each Time Block
The venue operates continuously 15:00–06:00, but the experience shifts dramatically throughout the night. Here's what each phase feels like:
- 15:00–19:00 (3 PM–7 PM): Early opening. Coffee bar, light drinks, low energy. Good for exploring during daylight.
- 19:00–21:00 (7 PM–9 PM): The park’s light installations and night amusement area switch on Wed–Sun, and outdoor areas open (weather permitting). The first serious crowd arrives; the pass gates open at 21:00.
- 21:00–23:00 (9 PM–11 PM): Valid entry window opens (21:00–04:00). Bars packed, queues forming. This is when most people arrive. Still discovering the space rather than peak dancing.
- 23:00–03:00 (11 PM–3 AM): Peak hours. Full venue capacity, all floors active, maximum energy. Longest queues (30+ minutes possible). This is the heart of the night — where you want to be if you're coming for the full experience.
- 03:00–06:00 (3 AM–6 AM): Winding down. Still busy, but crowd starts thinning. By 05:00 visible shutdown beginning. Queue to leave forms around 05:30.
Special note: you can only leave via the main exit, and there is no re-entry once you exit. Most clubs on the pass run 22:00–04:00; 1F Freshman opens at 21:00 and 3F KEZEE at 20:00, and the top floor is an invitation-only club with its own lift. Plan accordingly.
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A huge thank you to Molly and the entire Conrad Shanghai team for making our visit to this beautiful city such a wonderful experience.
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Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Staying at The Anandi Hotel in Shanghai | A Healing Hotel Experience
Before heading back to Beijing, I chose this healing hotel for a few days of rest in Shanghai. Here's my experience:
Facilities and Activities 🏊🏻♂️:
1. Guests can use the hot spring, which wasn't crowded and wasn't very large. There are two public pools, one in the hot spring area and another on the 11th floor of the hotel. The gym is also small. There are free healing activities every day, with more options on weekends, including children's craft experiences 👍🏻.
2. The kids' club is on the second floor of the hot spring area, but children cannot be left unattended; parents must supervise them. I suggest they change this – if parents are constantly watching their kids, how can they have time to spend money? 😓
Environment 🌲: As a healing hotel, you essentially stay within the hotel. There isn't much to do in the surrounding area 😂.
Dining 🍜:
The breakfast at the Mystic restaurant is quite healthy. The executive lounge offers afternoon tea and light dinner. Yue Restaurant and Yuan Yan are actually the same restaurant.
Dining taste ranking ➡️ Yuan Yan > Mystic restaurant > Executive Lounge.
Service: Most of the staff provide excellent service. On weekends, due to more guests, the service quality can slightly dip 😝.
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Outstanding3762 Reviews
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Excellent2036 Reviews
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The hotel's location is excellent, right in the city center, and it boasts a beautiful garden landscape. The front desk service and hotel activities are exceptionally thoughtful, with various engaging small activities like handicrafts and sound healing meditation sessions.
The hotel doesn't cut corners; the private hot spring tubs are very spacious, and you can even choose different types of springs. The mini-fridge is restocked daily with three soft drinks, and the hair dryer is a Laifen, which works incredibly well. Yukata are also provided, and the bedding is unbelievably comfortable – once you lie down, you simply can't bear to get up. The hotel's breakfast and lunch are also noteworthy.
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Excellent64 Reviews
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Gym
Very Good5719 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.9km from city center
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Breakfast is a real highlight: the international selection is outstanding with plenty of choices, and they also offer a great Italian-style breakfast, which is not easy to find in China.
The luggage storage was also very useful; they held our bags after check-out with no issues, which is perfect for anyone with an evening or night flight.
The only downside: there were very few power outlets in our room. I'm not sure if the other rooms are the same.
Overall, a very pleasant stay, highly recommended!FromPKR 41,308
Outstanding4564 Reviews
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Pros:
1. The location is excellent. It's only about two or three kilometers by taxi to places like the Bund. The hotel is right next to Xintiandi, which is a very trendy and fashionable district, perfect for young people.
2. The rooms are spacious, and the decor doesn't look old-fashioned.
Cons:
Our group of three booked two rooms for three nights each, and our total room expense over these three days was over 8,000 RMB. One morning, I woke up early and asked if the hotel could offer a complimentary single breakfast for just me. The hotel refused, stating that breakfast costs 200 RMB per person. I've stayed in many five-star hotels in various places, and this is the only one that was so adamant about not providing a complimentary breakfast. If we had only stayed for one night, I might have understood, but I found their refusal quite surprising.
Also, the hotel has live band performances in the evening. I asked a server if I could sit down and listen, but the server said it was a consumption area and I couldn't sit without making a purchase. I wonder why the hotel's dining area occupies such a large public space in the lobby, yet hotel guests aren't allowed to sit and enjoy the music. I hope the hotel can address this in the future.FromPKR 63,710
Very Good3269 Reviews
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Staying at The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai once again reminded me of what it means to be the 'benchmark of Ritz-Carlton excellence.' While the building itself shows signs of age, it's precisely this history that lends it a sophisticated, old-money elegance. The location is absolutely impeccable, making it incredibly convenient to get around, and the surrounding dining options are so abundant, it's hard to choose!
I especially want to thank the Grace team for their incredibly warm service. Every detail truly embodied the Ritz-Carlton's hospitality philosophy – it felt both genuinely warm and incredibly refined. With the Shanghai Rolex Masters happening, the hotel was particularly lively. It just goes to show that even an 'old Ferrari' (referring to the classic Ritz-Carlton brand) still attracts so many guests. And that lion statue was just too enthusiastic; it's become a网红 hotspot for photos, with everyone wanting to snap a picture with it as they pass by.
Next time I'm in Shanghai, I won't hesitate to choose this hotel again. Thank you, The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai, and thank you, Grace team, for adding an unforgettable touch of warmth to this trip.
I ❤️ Ritz. I ❤️ Shanghai.FromPKR 57,880
Very Good4634 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|4.54km from city center
The hotel is located in the heart of Changning, offering extremely convenient transportation. Malls, convenience stores, and restaurants are all within easy reach, making shopping and dining a breeze. The room has an apartment-style layout, providing ample space with separate living and sleeping areas, giving it a very homey feel. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a peaceful night's rest.FromPKR 15,948
Outstanding18902 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|3.12km from city center
Location: The hotel boasts an exceptional location, situated in the Jin Mao Tower, one of the 'Lujiazui Trio,' right next to the Shanghai Tower and the Shanghai World Financial Center.
The hotel's design seamlessly blends Eastern aesthetics with Western architectural beauty, exuding both old-money charm and luxurious style. All hotel staff are also bilingual in Chinese and English.
Experience: Our entire stay was fantastic. Since it was my birthday, Mia from Guest Services specially arranged a room upgrade for us. From the room, we could see the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, the Bund, and even the Magnolia Plaza across the river in North Bund. We thoroughly enjoyed watching the light show from here during the National Day holiday.
Mia and her colleagues also prepared a Tiramisu birthday cake and flowers for me, for which I am truly grateful.
Pool and Spa facilities: The indoor swimming pool's water quality was exceptionally clear, easily ranking among the top three of all the hotels I've visited. The sauna and cold plunge bath I experienced afterward were also excellent.
The only area for improvement is that there was no discount for in-house guests at the hotel's buffet lunch. Even so, we will still choose to stay at the Grand Hyatt Shanghai on our next visit to Shanghai.
Mia's professionalism and hospitality deserve commendation from the hotel and serve as an example for other service staff.
Many thanks to the Grand Hyatt Shanghai 🙏🏻FromPKR 63,294
Swimming pool
Good6801 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.97km from city center
The hotel has an unbeatable location, within walking distance to Jing'an Temple and West Nanjing Road, and right next to the subway entrance, making getting around extremely convenient.
The swimming pool area is lovely, featuring a heated pool which is wonderful to soak in after a long day of sightseeing.
Overall, considering this commercial district, this hotel offers exceptional value for money.FromPKR 29,940
Outstanding3757 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|0.94km from city center
The hotel's location is excellent, making it convenient to go anywhere, and there are many great food options nearby. The room was spacious and bright, very clean, and the mattress was just the right firmness, ensuring a good night's sleep. The front desk lady was enthusiastic and offered us an even better room. Overall, it was a super value, and I'll definitely stay here again. Five-star recommendation!FromPKR 100,979
Very Good5514 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|2.48km from city center
Had a wonderful check-in experience and I'm extremely satisfied. Thank you to Lorna for the thoughtful arrangements. I loved the room—it was spotlessly clean and tidy. The view was gorgeous with an amazing line of sight, even catching a glimpse of the Oriental Pearl Tower. The location is fantastic, just about a 10-minute walk downstairs to the North Bund, with shopping malls and a metro station nearby, making getting around very convenient. Highly recommended, and it will definitely be my top choice next time I'm back!FromPKR 47,803
Outstanding5742 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.33km from city center
The room was more spacious than it appeared in the photos. The executive room's grey-blue wallpaper, which isn't present in the standard rooms, matched the carpet color better. I stayed in an east-facing room, which offered a clear view of the Lujiazui 'three-piece suit' (referring to the three iconic skyscrapers), and the actual view was even more impressive than in pictures.
The breakfast at the executive lounge was excellent; both the buffet items and the made-to-order dishes were delicious. The afternoon tea selection was quite ordinary. A minor drawback was the absence of lunch service.
The lobby on the first floor of the Jing An branch was a bit dark, and there were many people passing through from the mall. For executive floor guests, I recommend checking in directly at the lounge.FromPKR 80,991
Very Good9069 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|3.19km from city center
I’m writing this detailed review as requested by Ctrip for a hotel assessment. I received a call beforehand and was given a room at 11:00 AM, upgraded to a higher floor, and there weren't many guests.
After comparing many hotels, Kempinski offered the best value for money. Its location is quiet yet central, perfect for my two-night stay.
Pros:
1. Excellent location, very close to the ferry. It's next to the Mandarin Oriental, and once you pass the Ocean Aquarium, there are no more crowded tourists, making it a peaceful oasis in a busy area. It's a 10-minute walk to Metro Line 2, a 6-minute bus ride on 939, a 3-minute walk to the ferry terminal, and a 3-minute walk to the riverside park. Xi Jia De dumplings and McDonald's are nearby.
2. River view room (Type 16). You get a partial river view overlooking North Bund and Yangpu Bridge, offering a wide, open panorama. This river view room is truly impressive, with large floor-to-ceiling windows. I'm not sure if city view rooms, if you're lucky, offer views of the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Bund on that side, but I assume some room types do.
3. The bathroom facilities are very well-equipped. The shower even has multiple massage jets. I'm not sure if the bathroom mirror is heated, but it always felt like there was a warm breeze. There are double sinks and a separate wet and dry area. It was much better maintained than I expected.
4. The wardrobe had a lint roller, the slippers were of good quality, and the sewing kit was comfortable to use. Plenty of drinking water was provided.
5. The swimming pool and gym were sufficient, with great views and not too many people. All equipment was well-maintained; definitely try the elliptical machine. Breakfast was decent; children are strictly charged. It was standard, with some foreigners, but a bit less impressive than Marriott properties; they don't specifically ask if you'd like coffee or hot tea.
Areas for improvement:
1. The carpet had a strange smell. It was unbearable upon entering, but after a while, I got used to it. 2. The Executive Lounge wasn't comparable to Marriott's. 3. The service attitude was mediocre. Perhaps this is just how it is in Shanghai, or maybe our expectations from the South are higher? Hiding the coffee cup behind the kettle was also quite odd.
They gave my brother a gift bag, which was a thoughtful touch. Overall, for a family trip with a limited budget, it offers great value for money and is worth recommending. Book a river view room and make sure to visit the gym and pool on the 30th floor. Take the ferry across the river for 2 yuan – definitely make the most of your stay!FromPKR 45,180
Breakfast
Outstanding10297 Reviews
Sheshan, Songjiang University Town Shanghai|35.83km from city center
Stayed here on the last night of the National Day holiday. The room was upgraded for free, which made for a very satisfying experience. The 'Deep Pit' environment is also excellent, with a beautiful water curtain show and a fantastic light and shadow show in the evening. There's also a sightseeing boardwalk and an underwater restaurant to explore. My family had a wonderful and relaxing stay.FromPKR 59,504
Outstanding2374 Reviews
Wujiaochang Commercial Area Shanghai|9.08km from city center
The Junting Hotel (Wujiaochang Branch) is conveniently located, just a 300-meter walk from Exit 10 of Metro Line 10. There are plenty of restaurants and bars nearby, making the area very lively. The hotel lobby is small, but the rooms are great, spacious, and the bedding is quite comfortable. The hotel also offers complimentary late-night snacks. Overall, recommended!FromPKR 22,611
Very Good508 Reviews
Hongqiao Airport/National Exhibition and Convention Center Shanghai|15.59km from city center
Location: Conveniently situated, directly accessible from Hongqiao Railway Station underground, after passing through the complex, so there's no need to go above ground to find it. Dining and other amenities are also easily accessible.
Hygiene: Satisfied, quite clean.
Facilities: Well-equipped, though the air conditioning was a bit difficult to adjust.
Service: A big commendation to the front desk duty manager who answered the phone and handled my issue on the evening of March 13th. There was a slight problem with my room type upon check-in, and the duty manager resolved it promptly and with a sincere attitude. Very satisfied!FromPKR 23,194
Very Good1828 Reviews
Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center Shanghai|12.35km from city center
This has become my go-to hotel whenever I need to make a quick night stop in the Hongqiao area in Shanghai. The location is super convenient, making it easy to get to and from the airport or train station. The room is always clean and comfortable, which is exactly what I need for a short rest. Highly recommend it for transit travelers!FromPKR 8,620
Excellent1946 Reviews
Hongqiao District Shanghai|8.21km from city center
Cleanliness: Excellent
Ambiance: Very satisfied
Service: Top-notch service
Facilities: Facilities are very new, the refrigerator and washing machine have both been disinfected.
This feels like a hotel with excellent value for money. The cleanliness and ambiance are both superb. I especially love the large refrigerator in the room; it can hold all the drinks I buy.FromPKR 15,532
Best Times to Visit INS LAND Shanghai: By Visitor Type
- First-timers: Friday 22:00. Arrives during energy build (not maximum chaos yet). All floors open and active. Gives time to explore all seven levels (B1–6F). Leave around 04:00.
- Budget travelers: Sunday–Thursday after 21:00. The weekday all-access pass is ¥168 instead of ¥288 (two-person ¥299), and each venue on the pass pours a house drink. Much less crowded. Still full vibe, better value.
- Peak party seekers: Friday or Saturday 23:00–02:00. Full capacity, best DJ sets, maximum energy. Accept the queues and crowds as part of the experience.
- Short visit (4-5 hours): Arrive 21:00, leave 02:00. Hit the prime hours without the early slowness or late tiredness.
- All-nighter: Arrive 21:00, leave 06:00. Experience the full arc. Bring water and plan to be very tired afterward.
INS LAND
4.4/5
32 Reviews
We had fun and it was interesting, there is really good music and a lot of cocktails and drinks for such a modest price 😁it’s better to buy tickets in advance 🙏PKR 6,974
How to Get to INS LAND Shanghai: Transportation & Directions
Source: sghexport
By Metro (Recommended): Metro Line 1 → South Huangpi Road (Huangpi Nan Lu) station, Exit 1, then 200 m west along Huaihai Road and 300 m south down Yandang Road — about 5–8 minutes on foot. Line 10/13 to Xintiandi, Exit 5 or 6, leaves 400–500 m to walk from the Fuxing Road gate. Fare ¥3–8. Easiest option, no parking hassle.
By Rideshare: Didi or Amap. Enter "INS新乐园" or "雁荡路109号" — drivers know the building, not descriptive English names. Cost ¥20–40. Good if traveling in a group or after midnight (fewer metro trains).
By Taxi: Similar to rideshare. Show the driver 雁荡路109号 INS新乐园.
By Car & Parking: Parking available on-site. Confirm availability when booking. Cost ¥20–40 for the night. Not recommended for leaving at 06:00 (you'll be too tired).
What to Bring & Wear to INS LAND Shanghai: Visitor Essentials
Essentials: ID (passport for foreigners), fully charged phone + power bank, cash or Alipay/WeChat Pay, comfortable shoes for hours of standing/dancing, light jacket (AC is intense).
What NOT to bring: Large bags (limited coat check), weapons or illegal items, professional camera equipment.
Luggage storage: Available on 1F. ¥10/small, ¥30/large. Keep your receipt.
INS LAND
4.4/5
32 Reviews
We had fun and it was interesting, there is really good music and a lot of cocktails and drinks for such a modest price 😁it’s better to buy tickets in advance 🙏PKR 6,974
INS LAND Shanghai Food & Drinks: Pricing & Budget Planning
What's available: 1F has the main bar cluster, a snack counter and a convenience store. All floors have bars. Food is limited to snacks and small plates.
Pricing: Beer ¥30–60, cocktails ¥60–140, bottle service ¥800+ (minimum), snacks ¥20–60.
Budget breakdown for a full night:
- Ticket: ¥288 (weekend pass) or ¥168 (weekday)
- Food: ¥50–100
- Drinks: ¥100–200
- Storage: ¥10–30
- Total: ¥450–600 (≈$60–85 USD)
Pro strategy: the ¥328 combo bundles the weekend pass, a late-night supper set and the Fuxing Park amusement area — cheaper than buying the pass and the rides separately. Eat a full dinner before arriving (restaurants nearby are cheaper).
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