Shanghai Film Park Tickets

I enjoyed walking around for 2.5 hours (including a short break). It isn't a theme park, it isn't a museum. It is a little run down but they are making new buildings, I may go back in a year or more.

Shanghai Film Park offers a glimpse into Chinese cinema with film sets, shows, activities & a museum. Explore movie scenes, watch live performances, learn filmmaking history & more. Great for movie buffs & culture enthusiasts! Allow extra time for crowds, especially on weekends.

A nice place to hangout a day in Shanghai. However, I really wish that more doors opened with something interesting in it instead of trash. The entry costs 80 Yuan which is not so bad.

There are many old cars and backdrops of Shanghai as well as old ad boards scattered around the park. There are also extras and actors taking part in scenes during our visit. There are even old military vehicles in hangars and old movie posters and even an old metal ship. It was the best part of the park, watching the crew work and photographers snapping photos. The place mimics old Shanghai streets with its trams, building facades and old brick streets. It is a taxi ride from the nearest metro station so it isn't very accessible from public transport.

Stepping into the past and experiencing the world of film.

If you love all chinese drama, film, movie, you gonna love this place! Must visit if you travel to Shanghai. 😊

Recommended to visit for tourist. It's a great experience to "travel back in time" with all the old looking buildings and banners. Many people shoot wedding photos there and the place look beautiful. You can take many good photos there and there is also a place where you can watch a short performance performed by locals. Also a small building where you can see the old things. (Like a museum) They also have a working tram where you can have a ride. It's slow though but it's a fun experience.

It was very cold when I visited this place in December, so there wasn’t a lot of people. Just the way I like to explore amusement parks. And just as advertised through travel blogs, I did catch a movie being filmed here (although it was a closed set and we peeked through the fences). I wanted to give 5 stars for the sights and all the cool pictures I could take, but I took away one star for how rude the film crew was to the visitors. We were taking pictures near a broomstick stand when a big guy yelled at us in Chinese that means “don’t touch our stuff here”. Yeah I know it’s not Shanghai Film Park’s fault, but where I was standing they haven’t closed that section for filming yet. So how was I supposed to know that it was their area. Please, management & film crews, work up an agreement or something to establish an exclusive area for filming if you really don’t want to be disturbed by visitors. Otherwise, the visitors will go anywhere & take pictures of anything and you can’t blame & yell at us.

I enjoyed walking around for 2.5 hours (including a short break). It isn't a theme park, it isn't a museum. It is a little run down but they are making new buildings, I may go back in a year or more.

Shanghai Film Park offers a glimpse into Chinese cinema with film sets, shows, activities & a museum. Explore movie scenes, watch live performances, learn filmmaking history & more. Great for movie buffs & culture enthusiasts! Allow extra time for crowds, especially on weekends.

A nice place to hangout a day in Shanghai. However, I really wish that more doors opened with something interesting in it instead of trash. The entry costs 80 Yuan which is not so bad.

There are many old cars and backdrops of Shanghai as well as old ad boards scattered around the park. There are also extras and actors taking part in scenes during our visit. There are even old military vehicles in hangars and old movie posters and even an old metal ship. It was the best part of the park, watching the crew work and photographers snapping photos. The place mimics old Shanghai streets with its trams, building facades and old brick streets. It is a taxi ride from the nearest metro station so it isn't very accessible from public transport.

Stepping into the past and experiencing the world of film.

If you love all chinese drama, film, movie, you gonna love this place! Must visit if you travel to Shanghai. 😊

Recommended to visit for tourist. It's a great experience to "travel back in time" with all the old looking buildings and banners. Many people shoot wedding photos there and the place look beautiful. You can take many good photos there and there is also a place where you can watch a short performance performed by locals. Also a small building where you can see the old things. (Like a museum) They also have a working tram where you can have a ride. It's slow though but it's a fun experience.

It was very cold when I visited this place in December, so there wasn’t a lot of people. Just the way I like to explore amusement parks. And just as advertised through travel blogs, I did catch a movie being filmed here (although it was a closed set and we peeked through the fences). I wanted to give 5 stars for the sights and all the cool pictures I could take, but I took away one star for how rude the film crew was to the visitors. We were taking pictures near a broomstick stand when a big guy yelled at us in Chinese that means “don’t touch our stuff here”. Yeah I know it’s not Shanghai Film Park’s fault, but where I was standing they haven’t closed that section for filming yet. So how was I supposed to know that it was their area. Please, management & film crews, work up an agreement or something to establish an exclusive area for filming if you really don’t want to be disturbed by visitors. Otherwise, the visitors will go anywhere & take pictures of anything and you can’t blame & yell at us.