Party Day Sports Super Park | Longgang Wanda

Party Day is less a single attraction than a huge indoor sports playground: around 10,000 square meters of go-karts, ice skating, bowling, climbing, trampolines and more than 50 other activities under one roof. I like that the mix gives adults and kids plenty to try together, and that Longgang Wanda Plaza puts food and shops close at hand.

I also like the range of ticket lengths, from a 2.5-hour evening visit to an all-day session. The catch is the location: Longgang is a long way from some parts of Shenzhen, and busy weekends can bring queues for popular activities, especially go-karts.

• More than 50 activities cover sports, games and family play, from bowling and skating to climbing and bumper cars.
• Choose your visit length with 4-hour, full-day and after-7pm tickets, plus parent-child and double options.
• Weekdays usually mean shorter waits, though company events or school breaks can change the picture.
• Go-karts and bowling can bottleneck when the park is busy, so arrive early if those are priorities.
• Wanda Plaza makes breaks easy with restaurants, shops and food options close by.
• Check activity rules before you go: some attractions have height limits, and go-kart requirements vary by rider height.

A sports park, not a traditional amusement park

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Party Day Sports Super Park sits on the sixth floor of Wanda Plaza in Longgang District. The venue is built around active play rather than a lineup of conventional amusement rides. You can move among ball sports, skating, go-karts, bowling, climbing, trampolines, bumper cars and other attractions, with VR and gaming areas also part of the mix.

That distinction matters. If your ideal indoor day means trying something physical, playing games with your family or letting a group split up and regroup, the format works well. If you want polished thrill rides or a quiet cultural outing, this is not the place. It is a large, energetic play space, and the appeal comes from having many ways to fill a few hours.

The park describes itself as an indoor sports and technology complex, with food, toys, art and entertainment woven into the setting. In practice, think of the sports activities as the main event. The listed area is about 10,000 square meters, and there are more than 50 attractions, though the scale can feel different depending on your expectations. Some people find the venue vast; others find individual activity areas smaller than expected.

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Getting in and getting your bearings

The address is Party Day Sports Super Playground, Shop 6F-A, Wanda Plaza, South China 2nd Road, Pinghu Street. Once you are inside the mall, head to the sixth floor. Since the park is inside a shopping centre, you can pair the visit with a meal or shopping, and you are not dependent on the park itself for every break.

At the entrance, have your mobile voucher ready. You may need to exchange it for a wristband and register information for each ticket holder. Families and groups should leave a little time for this step: entering details for several people can slow check-in, even when the voucher scan itself is quick. Bring your passport, as one visitor specifically advises doing so. A separate report describes a $2 insurance charge per person at the venue, so be prepared to ask about any extra fee before you enter.

Lockers are available inside, and some visitors found them useful for storing bags during a full-day visit. One account describes a locker that could be opened and closed repeatedly through the day at no extra charge. Confirm the arrangement when you arrive, since the supplied ticket details do not specify locker terms.

Choosing between a short session and a full day

The ticket menu includes a single 4-hour ticket from US$34.19, a parent-and-child 4-hour ticket from US$49.15, a double 4-hour ticket from US$59.35, a single full-day ticket from US$44.69 and a parent-child all-day ticket from US$59.65. There is also a 2.5-hour night ticket from US$14.85, valid after 19:00. Prices can vary, so check the exact option and conditions before purchase.

A 4-hour visit is a sensible first try if you have a particular set of activities in mind. It gives you time to sample several areas without committing your whole day, but you may have to choose between attractions if queues form. A full-day ticket makes better value when you want to explore at a relaxed pace, take breaks and revisit favorites. It is also the safer pick for a family that wants to try a lot without watching the clock.

The shorter night session can suit you if you are already in Longgang or want a more compact outing. It is only valid after 19:00, so it is not a flexible afternoon ticket. For the best value, match the ticket to the amount of time you expect to spend, not just the number of attractions listed.

There are also food-related options, including a Super Snack Platter from US$8.99 and a cup of ice cream from US$2.99, with vanilla, chocolate or mango. The listed inclusion of one ice cream applies to that specific ice-cream package; do not assume it comes with an admission ticket. Food is also available in the mall, and the park itself has food options, according to accounts of visits.

What a visit feels like, from wristband to last activity

After check-in, you can begin with whatever interests your group most. There is no fixed guided route, and you do not need to reserve a time slot in advance. That freedom is useful in a venue with so many choices, but it also means you should set your own priorities. If go-karts, bowling or skating are must-dos, make them early stops rather than leaving them until the end.

Go-karts are among the most popular attractions, which makes them a likely source of waiting on busy days. The cars have been described as small and slow, particularly the children’s versions, so treat this as lighthearted track time rather than serious racing. A visitor noted that a go-kart ride may be limited to one turn with some packages. Check the rule for your ticket and the current activity setup before queuing.

The park also has real ice skating, a welcome change of pace from the faster games. It can be a highlight for families and groups, though the ice surface has not always been in ideal condition. One account describes a surface that was not slippery enough, so expectations should stay practical. Bring or ask about the right equipment and rules on arrival, as those details are not included in the ticket information here.

Bowling gives mixed-age groups a game everyone can understand, and some visitors consider it good value on its own. It can also draw a line, especially when the park is busy. The same goes for billiards, which has been reported as another activity with waits. If you are visiting on a holiday or during a group event, build some flexibility into your plan.

For a more active stretch, there are climbing and trampoline areas, along with sports such as golf, baseball, basketball and football. The exact mix can suit both children and adults, but age and height rules apply to some activities. For example, one visit noted height limits of 1.1 metres for darts, 1.4 metres for baseball and 1.4 metres for higher elements. Regular go-karts were listed for riders at least 1.5 metres tall, while a children’s version was available below that height. Bumper cars for riders between 1 and 1.4 metres require an accompanying adult. Rules can be activity-specific, so check signs and staff instructions before joining a line.

Other options mentioned include bumper cars, zipline, live-action CS, VR, Switch games and a rest area. That range helps make the park workable for a group with different energy levels. One person can take a break while others keep playing, then you can meet up again. It is a better setup for a family or group of friends than a venue where everyone must follow one route together.

The crowd question: weekday or weekend?

For a calmer visit, choose a weekday outside school holidays if your schedule allows. On quieter weekdays, you may be able to try many activities with little or no waiting. That can make a 4-hour ticket feel generous and the full-day option especially easy to enjoy.

Weekends and holidays are less predictable. Some visits have been quiet, while others have included long queues, particularly for go-karts. Company team-building events can also fill the park, even on a weekday. Arriving earlier can help you get to popular activities before the afternoon build-up. If you are staying late, crowds may ease after 6pm, though that is not guaranteed.

The park is indoors, but do not assume that means cool temperatures. One visitor found the air conditioning insufficient and worked up a sweat even while bowling. Dress for active play and bring a light change of clothes if you expect to stay for hours. The space is large, but it is still an indoor venue with plenty of movement and noise.

Is the trip across Shenzhen worth it?

Location is the main trade-off. Party Day is in Pinghu, in Longgang District, away from central Shenzhen for many visitors. One account puts the subway trip from a border crossing at about an hour, while another reports about a 30-minute taxi ride from Luohu. Those are different starting points and transport conditions, so check your own route before setting out.

The distance makes the park easier to recommend if you are already in Longgang, travelling with children who want a full day of play, or combining it with shopping and a meal at Wanda Plaza. It is harder to justify as a special cross-city trip for just one short activity, especially if you have plenty of similar indoor venues nearby. On the other hand, a full-day ticket and a broad mix of activities can make the journey worthwhile for a group that will use them.

Who will get the most from Party Day?

Families with children of different ages have the clearest reason to come. There are enough kinds of activities to give a family choices, and some attractions have child-sized options or adult accompaniment rules. Older children, teens and adults can join in too, particularly with bowling, skating, ball games and go-karts. The best fit is a group that enjoys active play more than passive rides.

It also works for couples and groups of friends looking for an indoor activity day. The choice of sports and games gives you more to do than simply watch children play, and the mall makes it easy to take a meal break. For a solo visitor, a 4-hour ticket may be enough to try a few activities, but the venue’s strongest value comes from sharing a longer session with others.

I would be more cautious if you are travelling a long way for one specific attraction. Queues can interfere with a short visit, and some rides or play equipment may feel smaller or less new than the park’s size suggests. Go with a flexible plan, and treat the variety as the point.

Should you book Party Day at Longgang Wanda?

Book it if you want a full indoor day with plenty of options for both children and adults, especially if you can visit on a weekday. The strongest reasons to go are the broad activity mix, the chance to play together and the convenience of having food and shops in the same mall.

Think twice if your schedule allows only a brief stop, you are staying far from Longgang, or your whole plan depends on a single popular attraction. Choose a full-day ticket when you want to explore widely, a 4-hour ticket for a focused first visit and the after-7pm option for a shorter evening. Check height rules, confirm any additional fees and bring your passport. With those basics sorted, Party Day can turn an ordinary mall visit into a very active one.

FAQ

Where is Party Day Sports Super Park?

It is on the sixth floor of Wanda Plaza, at Shop 6F-A, South China 2nd Road, Pinghu Street, Longgang District, Shenzhen.

How many attractions are there?

The venue covers about 10,000 square meters and has more than 50 attractions.

What ticket options are available?

Options include single 4-hour, parent-child 4-hour, double 4-hour, single full-day, parent-child all-day and a 2.5-hour night ticket valid after 19:00.

Do I need to reserve a time in advance?

No reservation is needed. You may encounter lines during busy periods.

What should I show when I arrive?

Present your mobile voucher. Have your passport ready, and expect that ticket holders may need to register information at check-in.

What flavours are available for the ice cream?

The cup ice cream comes in vanilla, chocolate or mango. The ice-cream package is separate from admission options unless your selected package states otherwise.

Can I get a refund if I change my mind?

A full refund is available as long as you have not redeemed the voucher.