Shanghai Dino Beach Water Park
A funny journey with friends at the waterpark...
Shanghai Dino Beach Water Park (aka Tropical Storm Water Paradise)
Shanghai Dino Beach Water Park (aka Tropical Storm Water Paradise)
Address: 78 Xinzhen Rd, Minhang Qu, Shanghai Shi, China
Tickets: 220 RMB adults, 120 RMB children
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Beach Honey 沙滩宝贝 at Dino Beach Shanghai
Beach Honey 沙滩宝贝 at Dino Beach Waterpark Shanghai, China
Dino Beach Park Shanghai
Dino Beach Park
RAISING SHANGHAI - 31 - 热带风暴 - DINO BEACH
这个星期我们去了Adalie在这个世界上最喜欢的地方——热带风暴水公园。
This week we go to one of Adalies favorite places on Earth, Dino Beach Waterpark.
Shanghai Vlog: Playa Maya Water Park!
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August 24, 2014
Playa Maya Water Park opened in Shanghai in 2013. It's easily accessible my metro. Just take Line 9 to SheShan Station then follow the crowds up the escalation and across the overpass to the free shuttle buses. Be careful, though, because there are two destinations. One route will take you to Playa Maya while the other will take you to the amusement park Happy Valley.
Admissions was 180 RMB per adult. If you enter the park after 4:00 pm, the cost of admissions drops to 140 RMB. You're not allowed to take any water or food into the park, which inevitable means that food and beverage cost a bit more inside the park than outside. Truthfully, you could probably sneak some snacks and drinks in if you wrap them in clothing or towels and put them at the bottom of your bag. ;)
The park was TONS of fun! It opened at 10:00 am and it was starting to get busy by the time we arrived at 10:45 ish. We played the whole day and stayed until 4:30.
There are lots of slides but seem to be more group/tube slides than single person slides, which we loved. Kids have to be at least 130 cm tall for most of the slides. There's a large section exclusively for children. Playa Maya also has a cool scuba diving pool, but it's small and pricey, 180 RMB for just 20 minutes. They also offer underwater fashion shoots and wedding shoots, but those cost even more. There's certainly something for everyone!
We definitely hope to go back next year!
Thanks for watching!!
Beach Honey 沙滩宝贝 at Dino Beach Shanghai
Beach Honey 沙滩宝贝 at Dino Beach Waterpark Shanghai
Sven Väth at Dino Beach Shanghai
Sven Väth at Dino Beach Shanghai
Sven Väth at Dino Beach Shanghai 3
Sven Väth at Dino Beach Shanghai
Beach Honey 沙滩宝贝 at Dino Beach Shanghai
Shanghai Dino Beach Waterpark 2008 Beach Honey Contest
Sven Väth at Dino Beach Shanghai 2
Sven Väth at Dino Beach Shanghai
1 KM RAPID RIVER - longest in the world - Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park
We tried out the newest and longest rapid river in the world: Lava Drifting of 1 KM long! The ride has 3 lifthills, 4 drops and is extremely fun. It opened a few days ago on the 1st of may.
Haichang Ocean park openend in November 2018 and combines animals with themepark attractions. The best rides are this waterslide and an Intamin multilaunch coaster. It is a 1,5 hour train ride from Shanghai centre.
Unfortunately the camera went down in the last few seconds of the ride.
Beach Party SHANGHAI, CHINA
Shanghai Beach Party
A fake beach for a real party! ;)
China
My trip to China includes stops in Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei and Hong Kong.
VIDEO CONTENTS:
0:00:12 My flight to China
0:07:08 Beijing Capital Airport
0:09:25 Marriott City Wall Hotel
0:10:47 Tian'anmen Square
0:17:51 The Forbidden City
0:24:14 Rickshaw ride through Beijing houtong
0:30:08 Birdnest Stadium (2008 Olympic sites)
0:32:00 The Great Wall of China (Badaling)
0:39:45 Summer Palace
0:47:18 Temple of Heaven
0:52:47 Xingang - Diamond Princess embarkation
0:56:22 Sea days in the Yellow Sea
1:01:53 Captain Dino Sagani's Welcome Reception
1:07:20 Arrive Shanghai
1:12:01 Jin Mao Tower
1:19:54 Anren Jie
1:23:09 Yuyuan Garden
1:33:09 The Bund
1:36:05 People's Square
1:40:22 Shanghai Sailaway
1:43:11 Sea day in the East China Sea
1:43:34 Okinawa, Japan
1:46:48 Arrive Keelung, Taiwan
1:48:18 Taipei 101
1:50:00 Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall
1:55:35 The Grand Hotel
1:58:53 Martyrs' Shrine
2:04:20 DiHua Street
2:11:11 Lunshan Temple
2:22:03 Taiwan Sailaway
2:24:27 Sea day in South China Sea
2:24:58 Arrive Hong Kong
2:26:59 Open-top bus ride through city
2:30:21 The Peak Tram
2:32:33 Victoria Peak
2:44:54 Hong Kong Central Business District
2:48:17 Star Ferry / Victoria Harbour
2:56:21 Kowloon
2:58:10 ICC - Sky 100
3:00:57 Back on Star Ferry
3:03:17 Back on open-top bus
3:07:49 Aberdeen Harbour sampan ride
3:14:05 Stanley Market
3:14:49 Acrobatic Show
3:20:43 A Symphony of Lights
3:28:32 Tsing Ma Bridge to Lantau Island
3:28:49 Upper Cheung Sha Beach
3:31:09 Tai O Fishing Village
3:35:02 Tian Tan Buddha
3:38:17 Po Lin Monastery
3:39:52 Hong Kong International Airport
3:49:10 Hong Kong sailaway
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Darkness Falls and Light Returns to Shanghai Beach
This video shows the reactions of our Betchart Expeditions / The Planetary Society travel group to the start and end of totality during the solar eclipse of July 22, 2009. We were located on a beach in Jinshanwei near Shanghai, China. Unfortunately, while we saw some of the partial phases, the Sun was completely obscured by clouds during all of totality. Nevertheless, the rapid descent into darkness and equally rapid return of light almost 6 minutes later was remarkable to experience, as we hope you can see from our video. Look closely and you'll see that the sky is subtly darkening throughout the start of the video, but this becomes much more rapid when totality starts about 1:30 into the video. Tony Hoffman can be seen shooting his own video of the eclipse in the foreground. You can watch it at
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Yangtsefly Shanghai
Yangtsefly Shanghai
shanghai pudong sea shore china clicks
shanghai pudong sea shore china clicks
上海建成亚洲最高水滑道 / New water slide in Shanghai, the highest of Asia
位于上海热带风暴水上乐园的全新水滑道正式建成，其中黄色水滑道总高30米，为目前亚洲最高的水滑道。
工作人员正对四条全新的水滑道进行了包括水量、速度、滑行距离等多方面的测试工作。最高的黄色水滑道从顶部滑至底部仅需约6秒，平均每秒坠落约5米，而这也是黄色水滑道取名“极限坠落”的由来。
面对这样高度的水滑道项目，有游客直呼比过山车还要恐怖。