Eternal Love in Shanghai

The Eternal Love in Shanghai scenic area, located on the banks of the Huangpu River in the Expo Park, is a brand-new scenic area that defies imagination. Wandering through the Time Travel Street, Time Space Street, Eternal Love Street, and Heavenly Market, one feels as if they have stepped into another era. The Magic Forest, Forest Pasture, Valley of Love, Elf Valley, and Children’s Playground offer a scene at every step. There are more than ten theaters and performance venues including the Eternal Love Theater, Performing Arts Theater, Forest Theater, Cliff Theater, Punk Square, Music Square, and Guozhuang Square. Large-scale interactive experience projects such as ‘Battle of Shanghai’, ‘Oliana’, ‘Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio’, Horror Research Institute, Illusion Space, Virtual Space, and multimedia light shows are thrilling and captivating! The scenic area is full of popular check-in spots, with thousands of sets of costumes for dressing up experiences that allow you to have a transforming life. There are grand performances every day and trendy parties every week, enjoyable for all ages, and suitable for all weather conditions. The grand song and dance ‘Eternal Love in Shanghai’ is a must-see performance in one’s lifetime, based on the grand historical scroll of Shanghai, depicting the past and present of Shanghai. 3,000 tons of Huangpu River water rush into the sea, and tens of thousands of sets of stage machinery and equipment move up and down, presenting a visual feast and a soul-stirring experience! It is a heavy bomb of art in the magical city! The Eternal Love in Shanghai scenic area offers you a day and returns to you a thousand years! Prologue ‘Origin of Shanghai’ more than two thousand years ago, Shanghai became the fief of Huang Xie, one of the ‘Four Gentlemen of the Warring States’. He led the people to develop this place from a fishing village in the East China Sea to a land of fish and rice in the south of the Yangtze River. To commemorate the immortal achievements of Huang Xie and the great wisdom of the ancestors of Shanghai, later generations referred to Shanghai as ‘Shen’ and the fishing tool bamboo fence ‘Hu’. The first act ‘Shanghai Jiangnan’ the long-flowing Pu River has nurtured the poetic and picturesque Shanghai Jiangnan for thousands of years. Jiangnan is a painting, misty rain, ink and wash; Jiangnan is a song, Wu dialect soft language, endless human vicissitudes. A boat, an umbrella, a piece of love, this is Shanghai Jiangnan. The second act ‘Shanghai Beach’ ‘The gateway to the river and sea, the metropolis of the southeast.’ In 1843, Shanghai officially opened to foreign trade, and foreign firms flocked in. From then on, the poetic Shanghai Jiangnan became a place where Chinese and foreigners coexist, and the wind and clouds are surging on the Shanghai Beach. The third act ‘Modern Years’ In the 1920s and 1930s, Shanghai was the intersection of Eastern and Western cultures. Let us feel the modern years of the neon-lit night Shanghai, the ten-mile foreign field. The fourth act ‘Awakening Era’ Shanghai is the starting point of the Chinese revolution. Young people full of revolutionary ideals, represented by Chen Yan and Chen Qiao, have come forward one after another, dyeing this land with youth and blood. Let’s revisit that magnificent and eventful era. Opening hours from 10/08 to 10/18, 10:00-17:30 open; from 10/19 to 10/20, Saturday-Sunday, 10:00-21:30 open. Concessions Children: under 3 years old (not including) or under 1 meter (not including), can watch the performance but do not occupy the performance seat. One adult with a ticket can carry one child for free. If there is more than one child, they should buy a ticket and enjoy a separate performance seat.
Admission is free for children between 1 meter (inclusive) and 1.5 meters (exclusive) or aged 3 (inclusive) to 12 (exclusive), upon presentation of a valid ID. Senior citizens aged 70 (inclusive) and above, students in full-time undergraduate or lower programs, and eligible military personnel including active-duty soldiers, retired soldiers, veterans, martyrs’ dependents, and their families (limited to children, spouses, and both sets of parents), as well as active or retired firefighters and firefighting academy students, enjoy discounted rates upon presenting a valid ID at the venue. Discounts are also available for people with disabilities and teachers with 30 years of service and a certificate of honor, upon presentation of a valid ID. Note that these preferential policies apply to the audience and VIP seats, excluding the luxury sofa seats. Parking facilities include: [P1 Surface Parking Lot] with a reference price of 8 yuan per hour, capped at 40 yuan; Address: P1 Surface Parking Lot, Spaces: Subject to availability on site; [P2 Underground Parking Lot] with a reference price of 8 yuan per hour, capped at 40 yuan; Address: P2 Underground Parking Lot, Spaces: Subject to availability on site.

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