Dino Beach Water Park

Dino Beach Water Park offers a fun summer escape for families visiting Shanghai, featuring multiple water slides, wave pools, and a relaxing lazy river. The park includes dedicated shallow areas perfect for young children, making it an ideal spot to cool off during hot Shanghai summers while giving kids of various ages their own adventures.

• ✓Multiple water slides ranging from gentle slopes for little ones to faster rides for older kids
• ✓Large wave pool that creates ocean-like waves every 15-20 minutes
• ✓Lazy river perfect for family floating and relaxation
• ✓Dedicated toddler splash zone with small slides and interactive water features
• ✓Shaded rest areas for parents to take breaks from the sun

1. 1.Download a translation app before arriving, as English signage is limited and staff may not speak English fluently.
2. 2.Arrive right at opening time (typically 9-10am) to secure lounge chairs and avoid the afternoon crowds, especially on weekends.
3. 3.Bring your own towels and waterproof bags as rentals can be expensive and availability varies.
4. 4.Wear water shoes as the ground gets extremely hot in summer, and bring reef-safe sunscreen as Chinese sun is intense.
5. 5.The park accepts mobile payment (Alipay, WeChat Pay) primarily, so set up international payment options in advance or bring cash in RMB.

Visit on weekday mornings during June or early September when the weather is warm but the park is less crowded. Avoid Chinese national holidays (Golden Week in October, Spring Festival) and weekends in July-August when the park reaches maximum capacity.

The park operates seasonally during summer months only. Food options inside the park are limited to Chinese fare, so consider bringing snacks for picky eaters. Lockers are available for rent to store valuables.

Open only during summer season, typically late May through early September, weather dependent. The park is closed the rest of the year. Peak season is July and August when Shanghai schools are on summer break.

Dino Town commercial area adjacent to the park offers various family-friendly Chinese restaurants including noodle shops and dumpling houses. For more Western options, head to nearby Qibao Ancient Town (10 minutes by taxi) which has cafes and international chain restaurants alongside traditional street food.