KP-FUN Fun Street | First Store in Shenzhen

KP-FUN turns a mall visit into a full-on gaming session: its two floors pack more than 100 activities into a 7,000-square-meter cyberpunk-themed space. You can race go-karts, battle in live-action CS, try VR, bowl, or drift between arcade games, all under one all-access ticket.

I like two things in particular: the sheer choice, which gives families and groups plenty of ways to split up and regroup, and same-day re-entry, which lets you pause for food in the mall without giving up the rest of your play time.

One caveat: a long list of attractions does not mean every game will be available without a wait. Go-karts can draw a queue, busy holidays can feel crowded, and some visitors find the venue more suited to children and teens than to adults seeking advanced, high-thrill rides.

What to know before you go

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• More than 100 activities: Expect VR, MR karting, bumper cars, bowling, live-action CS, esports rooms, darts, billiards, karaoke, and arcade games.
• Two floors of play: The second floor has MR karting and other named attractions; most of the listed activities are on the third floor.
• Pick your time: The evening session runs from 19:00 to 22:00. Full-day tickets give you more time to try different attractions and return after a break.
• Weekdays are the safer bet: Weekday visits are often quieter. Holidays and busy periods can bring crowds and longer waits, especially for go-karts.
• Good for mixed-age groups: Children, teens, couples, and groups can all find something to do, though some activities suit older or taller children better.
• Bring a meal plan: Food and drinks are not included. The mall has dining options, and the wristband lets you leave and return on the same day.

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A cyberpunk arcade on a mall scale

KP-FUN is in Zhongzhou Bay Mall Phase I in Futian District, Shenzhen. The idea is part arcade, part indoor activity center, part themed social space: neon and cyberpunk styling frame a large collection of games rather than one main ride or show.

The venue opened on June 12, 2025, and covers about 7,000 square meters, roughly 70,000 square feet. That scale matters because you are not paying for a short, single attraction. You are buying access to a broad mix of activities, from quick arcade rounds to more involved options such as karting and live-action CS.

The space is arranged across the second and third floors. The second floor has MR karting, the Lanxiang Excavator Base, and Gatlinburg Fortress. The third floor holds most of the attractions, including bumper cars, bowling, an AR arena, live-action CS, VR, esports, and a long run of arcade and sports games.

The theme adds atmosphere, but the real draw is variety. If one person in your group wants to play basketball games while another is keen on VR or darts, you do not have to settle on a single activity. That makes KP-FUN particularly useful for families and friend groups with different tastes.

Start upstairs with karting and hands-on play

MR karting is one of the venue’s headline draws. It is worth trying if racing is high on your list, but plan around possible queues. Some sessions are limited to a small number of drivers, which can make the track less crowded once you are on it, while also slowing down the line at busy times.

A practical rule: if the wait is long, decide whether karting is worth spending a chunk of your visit on. One visitor described the karts as slow and the queue as poor value, while others found the racing exciting. Your verdict may depend on how busy it is and what you expect from an indoor kart track.

The second floor also includes the Lanxiang Excavator Base and Gatlinburg Fortress. The available details do not explain how these attractions work, so treat them as extra stops to inspect rather than the main reason to buy a ticket. The variety is part of the appeal, but the named activities do not all have equal detail or importance.

Make room for the third-floor mix

The third floor is where most of your time will go. For active group play, look for bumper cars, bowling, live-action CS, archery, darts, basketball machines, hockey, shuffleboard, and dynamic rowing. These give you a break from screen-based games and work well when you want to play together rather than take turns watching.

Bumper cars are a good bet for repeat rides when the venue is quiet. Evening visitors have found they could ride several times without a long wait, though that is not guaranteed on a busy night. Live-action CS, a team-based shooting game, is better with a group: the arena is spacious, and the experience gains energy when more people take part.

Bowling gives your group a slower-paced option between higher-energy games. Darts, Chinese snooker, American darts, archery, and shuffleboard suit people who prefer skill and aim to motion rides. The broad mix helps keep a long visit from feeling like an endless series of arcade cabinets.

There are also racing and driving games such as Fast & Furious ARCADE, Speed Driver, Wild Motor, Super Bike 3, and Uphill Rush. You will find standard arcade fare too, including claw cranes, Punch-Out, Golden Pirate Ship, and other machines. The names point to a wide selection, though individual machines can occasionally be out of order or need adjustment.

VR, AR, and screens for every taste

KP-FUN’s tech-focused side includes MotionVR, an AR arena, VR Inner Demons, somatosensory games, and a VR roller coaster. These options add movement and simulated action to the usual arcade format. Families with younger children may appreciate that the VR roller coaster has been described as mild rather than especially thrilling.

The AR arena and competitive games are worth considering for groups that like head-to-head play. Esports fans can also check out the esports capsule room and professional esports area. The venue’s advertised mix includes holographic competition and a light-and-shadow maze, though the exact format and availability of each activity may vary.

Not every attraction will suit every age or comfort level. One practical height note from a visitor is that the venue may work best for children over 130 centimeters, but that is not presented as an official rule. If you are visiting with a smaller child, check attraction-specific restrictions before you commit to a full day.

How to get value from your ticket

The ticket’s main value is the all-access format: one pass covers the attractions, with unlimited entry and exit on the same day using your wristband. That removes the need to decide whether each individual game is worth paying for. You can try a few activities, take a break, and return to the ones your group likes best.

The listed prices vary by ticket and offer. The general starting price is $32.65, with a nighttime single ticket from $29.69, a full-day single ticket from $35.69, and a parent-child all-day ticket from $59.65. Check the final price and what each package includes when booking, since the options and promotional prices differ.

A three-hour evening ticket can be a sensible choice if you want a short outing and are happy to focus on a handful of activities. For a first visit, or a group hoping to try karting, VR, bowling, and several smaller games, an all-day pass gives you more breathing room. Weekday deals may offer especially good value: one available offer has allowed a two-hour weekday ticket to be upgraded to a full day for an additional $1, when that promotion is in effect.

The value drops if you arrive during a crowded holiday and spend too much of your visit waiting. Go-karts are the most obvious potential bottleneck. If your schedule allows, choose a weekday or arrive earlier in the day. Several weekday visitors have found the venue quiet enough to repeat activities without waiting, while holiday periods can be much busier.

Plan meals and breaks around the wristband

Food and drinks are not included, and there is no dining service inside the play area. The mall has food options, so you can leave for a meal and return on the same day as long as you keep your wristband on. That flexibility is a real advantage for an all-day visit, especially with children who may need a proper pause.

There are no restrooms inside the venue, so you need to use the mall restrooms outside and then re-enter. Keep the wristband on and allow time for the walk out and back. If you use a locker, check how its deposit is returned before you leave, and confirm you have received it before heading home.

Some equipment, including live-action CS vests and neck protectors, has been reported to have an unpleasant odor. That does not define the whole venue, but it is worth knowing if you are sensitive to shared gear. If staff assistance is needed, service may vary: some visitors have found staff helpful and quick to respond, while others have wanted clearer instructions and a more attentive approach.

Getting to Zhongzhou Bay and choosing a session

The address is KP-FUN Trendy Play Street, L3-309-310, Zhongzhou Bay Mall Phase I, Zhongzhou Bin Hai Commercial Center, Shangsha Community, Shatou Subdistrict, Futian District, Shenzhen. You can reach it by Metro Line 9 to Xiasha Station, Exit B, or Metro Line 7 to Shangsha Station, Exit A.

The evening ticket runs from 19:00 to 22:00. It suits a compact after-dinner outing, but three hours can feel short if you want to sample many parts of the venue. For a first visit, a full-day ticket is the easier choice if you want time to play, eat, rest, and return.

Confirmation is usually provided within minutes. The voucher is valid for 30 days from booking confirmation and expires at 22:00 on the final day. You can receive a full refund if you do not redeem it. Changes are allowed before redemption in many cases, but exceptions apply, including some pass, presale, freebie, and culture-pass bookings.

Who will get the most from KP-FUN?

I would put KP-FUN near the top of the list for families with older children, teen groups, couples who enjoy arcade games, and friends looking for an indoor activity day. The all-access format makes it easy to try a mix of things, and adults do not have to sit out while children play. A few families have spent six or seven hours here, which is a good sign that the range can sustain a long visit.

It also makes sense as a rainy-day plan or as a way to fill a few hours before a flight. If your group includes people who want high-intensity rides, however, keep expectations measured. This is a gaming and play complex, not a theme park built around major thrill rides. Some adults may find the selection more child-focused than expected, while others will be perfectly happy with karting, VR, bowling, and competitive games.

Should you book KP-FUN?

Book KP-FUN if your group enjoys variety and you want one ticket to cover a long list of activities, with the freedom to leave for food and return. Aim for a weekday if you can, and choose a full-day ticket if trying many attractions is the point of the visit.

Skip it if you mainly want a few intense rides, dislike arcades, or have only a short window and a strong aversion to queues. For most families and game-loving groups, the best approach is simple: go when it is quiet, keep your wristband on, and make karting your first stop if it is a must-do.

FAQ

Where is KP-FUN in Shenzhen?

It is at L3-309-310, Zhongzhou Bay Mall Phase I, Zhongzhou Bin Hai Commercial Center, in Futian District. Take Metro Line 9 to Xiasha Station, Exit B, or Line 7 to Shangsha Station, Exit A.

What are the evening session hours?

The nighttime session runs from 19:00 to 22:00.

What activities are included?

The venue lists MR karting, bumper cars, bowling, an AR arena, live-action CS, VR, esports, darts, archery, snooker, karaoke, sports games, and arcade machines, among other activities. One pass covers the attractions, with unlimited entry and exit on the same day.

Can I leave to eat and come back?

Yes. You can leave and re-enter on the same day with your wristband. Meals and drinks are not included, and the mall has food options.

How long is the voucher valid?

It is valid for 30 days from the booking confirmation date and expires at 22:00 on the last day.

Can I get a refund if I do not use my ticket?

Yes. You can receive a full refund as long as you have not redeemed the voucher.