First store in Shekou: MELAND (K11 store in Prince Bay, Shekou, Shenzhen)

MELAND turns a rainy day or a burst of restless energy into a long indoor play session. At this Shekou branch, two floors of activities include a carousel, a mini train, slides and even feeding milk to calves, with a mix of movement and edutainment for young children.

I like that the venue gives families several kinds of play in one place, and that Klook tickets start at $5.89. Another plus: Sunday morning can be a calmer time to arrive than the afternoon, which may help you get a relaxed start.

The main catch is the rules. Children must meet the age and height limits, have an accompanying adult, and wear non-slip socks. The large slide also has strict restrictions, so check the rules at the venue before promising a child a turn.

Key points before you go

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• Two floors of indoor play: There is plenty to explore, with facilities for active play and younger children.
• A mix of activities: The carousel, mini train, slides and calf-feeding activity offer more variety than a room full of climbing equipment.
• Tickets are age and height specific: The usual child ticket covers ages 7 months through 12 years, for children under 1.5 meters.
• Bring non-slip socks: Both adults and children need them. You can buy a pair at the front desk for CNY 5 if you forget.
• Plan around the crowds: Store hours are 10:00 to 22:00. A Sunday morning arrival may feel quieter than an afternoon visit.
• Check the slide rules: The large slide has strict restrictions, so not every child will be able to use every feature.

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Two floors give kids room to switch gears

MELAND is an indoor children’s play park at the K11 store in Prince Bay, Shekou. Its concept brings play, edutainment, aesthetic education, sports and parties together in one family destination. In practical terms, you can expect a broad indoor play setting rather than a single ride or a short, guided activity.

The venue has two floors, which gives children a chance to move between different areas and activities. That matters if you are bringing a child with a short attention span: the appeal is not tied to one attraction. A carousel, a mini train, slides and a calf-feeding activity give the visit several distinct moments.

The exact layout and order of activities are not specified, so treat this as a self-directed play visit, not a set itinerary. You can move around the venue at your own pace, keeping your child’s age, confidence and energy in mind. The two-floor setup also means you should keep supervision close as you move between spaces.

MELAND is designed for children aged 7 months to under 12 years, including 12-year-olds, who are under 1.5 meters tall. A child over 1.5 meters and under 18 years old is treated as a child for ticketing, but must also read and sign a Friendly Reminder and remain with a parent. Those rules make height as important as age when you choose a ticket.

The activities: a carousel, train, slides and calves

The range of activities is a real strength for families with young children. A carousel gives you a gentler option, while the mini train adds another ride-like experience. Slides provide a more physical outlet, though the large slide has strict use restrictions. Ask staff about the rules before your child gets in line, especially if they have their heart set on it.

The calf-feeding activity is an unusual addition to an indoor play centre. It gives the visit a hands-on element beyond running and climbing, and can be a welcome change of pace for a child who enjoys animals. No details are provided about how the feeding session works or when it takes place, so check at the venue rather than planning your day around a fixed time.

The activities suit children under 12, but they will not all suit every age equally. A baby, toddler and older child will have different needs, and the venue’s age and height rules should guide your choice. With an infant, plan to stay beside them throughout the visit. For an older child, check the rules for each activity instead of assuming that height or age alone guarantees access.

This is not a place where you need to follow a tour guide or a timed group schedule. The attraction admission gives you access to the park, and your family can decide how to use the time. That flexibility is useful when children want to repeat a favorite activity or take a break between more energetic play.

Tickets, price and what the admission covers

The listed starting price is $5.89, but the available ticket choices differ. Options include one adult and one child, one adult and two children, and a single adult companion ticket. Check the exact package and current price before booking, since the starting figure does not tell you the cost of every family combination.

The basic admission includes access to attractions. Personal expenses are not included. An adult companion ticket is for an extra adult accompanying a child, and it must be used at the same time as a main ticket. It cannot be used on its own. The venue’s gate price applies to companion tickets unless they are already included in a package.

One family reported paying less than CNY 200 for two adults and one child, with a discount, for a day of play. Use that as a past price reference, not a promise of today’s total. The exact price depends on the package and current offer. A visitor also found Klook cheaper than buying at the store, so compare the online price with the venue price before you commit.

The ticket is for single entry. Although a family described playing all day, do not assume that every ticket package has identical terms. Check the selected product details, particularly if you are comparing options for more than one child or adult.

Booking gives you a voucher valid for 30 days from confirmation. It expires at 22:00 on the final day. You can cancel for a full refund before redeeming the voucher, and changes are allowed before redemption except for certain bookings, including those made with Klook Pass, under presales, with a freebie, or through SG Culture Pass or Taiwan Culture Points. If the voucher has not yet been issued, changes are not allowed. The voucher is for this store only and cannot be used at another MELAND branch.

Timing your visit and making room for a break

MELAND is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00, according to the stated store hours. There is no required arrival time in the information provided, so you can choose a visit that suits your family. If you have flexibility, Sunday morning is worth considering: one family found it not too crowded then, while the afternoon had more people.

Crowd levels can change the feel of an indoor play visit. A quieter start may give your child more space to settle in and explore, while a busier afternoon can mean sharing popular features. This is not a guarantee of how any particular day will look, but it is a useful reason to arrive early if you want a calmer beginning.

Food and drink need a little planning. You may bring food and beverages for your own consumption, but you cannot eat or drink in the play area. Pungent foods and drinks, self-heating products, and anything that needs on-site preparation are not allowed, except for infant feeding or medical reasons.

There is a mall around the venue, but do not assume you will find a table just when you want one. At mealtimes, seating may require a wait, so it is sensible to plan a break before children are exhausted and hungry. A family noted that getting a table could take a long time. The venue’s play rules also mean you cannot simply snack beside an activity.

Socks, supervision and entry rules

Both adults and children must wear non-slip socks with non-slip soles throughout the visit, for safety and hygiene. Bring your own if you can. If you forget, the front desk sells them for CNY 5 per pair.

Children must be accompanied by a parent to enter. An adult ticket is for someone aged 18 or older, and an adult ticket cannot be used for a child. The child ticket covers a child aged 7 months to 12 years and under 1.5 meters. Children and teenagers over 1.5 meters tall who are under 18 still need a child ticket, must sign the Friendly Reminder and must be supervised by a parent.

The rules also limit who can act as a child’s parent or guardian in the park. Pregnant women, minors, people over 65 and others without full civil capacity cannot accompany children as their parent or guardian. If more than one adult is going in, each additional adult needs a companion ticket unless included in the package.

Once inside, the accompanying parent cannot be swapped midway through the visit. If a special circumstance requires a change of guardian, both the original and new adult must go to the front desk to register and sign. That rule is worth knowing if your family expects to hand supervision from one adult to another.

Infants under 7 months can enter free as companions of children who hold a ticket, but a parent must supervise them throughout. Babies under 3 years old must wear diapers. Before entry, visitors must accept temperature monitoring and hand sanitization. Anyone with a temperature above 37.5°C, an infectious disease, a skin condition or an open wound will be denied entry.

Who will get the most from MELAND

This is best for families with children who meet the park’s age and height rules and enjoy moving between different kinds of play. The mix of a carousel, train, slides and calf feeding is useful if your child needs variety, and the indoor setting gives you a family activity without relying on the weather.

It is also a practical choice when adults want one venue where a child can burn energy. The two-floor scale and variety of facilities make it possible to spend a substantial visit there, though your family’s pace will determine how long you stay. It is less suited to a child who is too tall for the main eligibility rules, or to a family that wants a fixed schedule or a guided experience.

Before booking, make sure the ticket count matches your party. The one-adult-and-one-child option will not cover an extra adult unless you add a companion ticket or choose a package that includes that person. If you are bringing two children, check the one-adult-and-two-children option and confirm the details for any additional adult.

Should you book this Shekou play park?

Book MELAND if you want a flexible indoor outing with several activities for a young child, and you are comfortable following the supervision, sock and food rules. Its strongest points are the two-floor setting, the mix of active and gentler attractions, and the unusual chance to feed calves.

Pause before booking if your child’s height is close to 1.5 meters, if they are keen on the large slide, or if your party includes adults who need to accompany the child. Confirm eligibility and ticket types first. For families who fit the rules, the K11 location and broad choice of play make MELAND a useful way to fill a family day in Shekou.

FAQ

What are MELAND’s opening hours?

The stated store hours are 10:00 to 22:00.

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 use the voucher at another MELAND store?

No. Vouchers for this store are for in-store use only and cannot be used across multiple stores.

What age and height limits apply to children?

The park is open to children aged 7 months through 12 years who are under 1.5 meters tall. Children and teenagers over 1.5 meters tall and under 18 need a child ticket, must sign the Friendly Reminder and must be supervised by a parent.

Do children need an adult with them?

Yes. Children must be accompanied by a parent to enter and must remain supervised.

Are non-slip socks required?

Yes. Both children and adults must wear non-slip socks with non-slip soles throughout the visit. They can be bought at the front desk for CNY 5 per pair.

Can I bring food and drinks?

You may bring food and drinks for your own consumption, but you cannot eat or drink in the play area. Pungent items, self-heating products and food or drinks requiring on-site preparation are not permitted, except for infant feeding or medical reasons.

Can I change the accompanying adult after entering?

Not midway through the visit. If a special circumstance requires a change, both the original and new parent or guardian must register and sign at the front desk.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

You can cancel for a full refund before redeeming the voucher, and changes are allowed before redemption subject to exceptions. Restrictions apply to some bookings, including Klook Pass, presales, bookings with a freebie, SG Culture Pass and Taiwan Culture Points.