Futian Family Fun: MELAND CLUB (Shenzhen Futian Shenye Shangcheng Store)

MELAND CLUB turns a rainy-day plan into a full indoor play session, with a three-story play space, an extra-long spiral slide, a starry ball pit, and climbing equipment. I like that the venue pairs active play with a family restaurant and a child sleep room, so you have somewhere to pause when little legs run out of steam.

I also like the practical weekday option: the park opens at 10:00, and the weekday visits described in the available feedback were quiet enough to play without crowding. The main catch is that some slides may be closed, and the ticket rules are strict about child eligibility, socks, supervision, and leaving the venue.

• The play area is built for children under 12 and under 1.5 meters tall, with an exception for taller minors under 18, who still need a child ticket.
• A one-adult, one-child ticket is the standard option, and packages for one adult with two children and an extra adult are also available.
• The starry ball pit, climbing frame, and long spiral slide are among the named play features.
• A café or family restaurant and a child sleep room make breaks easier without leaving the venue.
• Non-slip socks are required for both adults and children. Bring your own, or buy a pair at the front desk for CNY 5.
• The address details point to MELAND CLUB at UpperHills in Futian, about a 670-meter walk from Donggualing Station on Metro Line 10.

A big indoor play session at UpperHills

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MELAND CLUB is an indoor children’s play park in Futian, Shenzhen. It combines physical play with edutainment, sports, aesthetic activities, and party facilities. For a family, the practical appeal is simple: children get room to climb, slide, and play, while adults stay close enough to supervise and can take a break at the on-site family restaurant.

The venue is promoted as a high-end flagship branch. A review describes a three-story space with more than 100 play scenes, while specific features named elsewhere include an extra-long spiral slide, a starry ball pit, and a climbing frame. That gives you a sense of scale, though it does not guarantee that every attraction will be open on your visit.

This is not a guided tour with a fixed route or a host leading activities. You enter with your voucher and move through the play space at your family’s pace. That freedom suits children who want to repeat a favorite activity, but it also means parents are responsible for supervision throughout.

The ticket starts at $13.69, though the price depends on the package. The standard option covers one adult and one child for a single entry. You can also choose a ticket for one adult and two children, or an adult companion ticket. Check that you have selected the right combination before buying, especially if more than one adult will come along.

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What your play session can look like

There is no set sequence, so think of the visit as a flexible block of indoor play rather than a timed tour. After showing your voucher at entry, you and your child can make your way around the available play areas. The climbing frame gives children an active option, while the ball pit offers a softer place to play. The long spiral slide is a headline feature, but keep in mind that slide availability can vary.

A good plan is to let your child choose where to start, then check how they are managing before moving on. Young children may need frequent pauses, and even older children can tire quickly in a large play space. The café or family restaurant inside gives you a place to sit and eat, and a child sleep room is available for a rest. These facilities matter: they can turn a short burst of excitement into a more manageable outing.

One important detail: the ticket information describes the main admission as single-entry, and the park rules say that leaving for personal reasons ends the play session. Re-entry requires a new ticket or card swipe. A separate product detail has described unlimited same-day entry, so don’t assume that applies to the ticket you are buying. Confirm the terms for your selected package at the front desk before leaving the park.

Weekdays may be a good choice if your schedule allows. Monday hours are 10:00 to 18:00; Tuesday through Sunday, the stated hours are 10:00 to 21:00. Families who visited on weekdays found the space uncrowded, which can mean less waiting and more room to play. Hours and attraction availability can change, so it is sensible to check before travelling.

Finding MELAND CLUB at UpperHills

The location information gives a general Futian address on Huanggang Road, while the branch details identify the venue more precisely as MELAND CLUB, T3001, third floor, UpperHills Town East Plaza, Lianke Road Auxiliary Road, Huafu Street, Futian District. The stated nearest station is Donggualing on Metro Line 10, about a 670-meter walk from the exit.

Use the specific UpperHills branch name and address when planning your route, and check that your voucher is for this store. Vouchers are valid only at the branch where they were purchased; they cannot be used across MELAND locations. That matters in a city with several branches, and the similar names can make it easy to choose the wrong one.

The voucher is accepted directly for entry. It is valid for 30 days from booking confirmation and expires at 22:00 on the last day. You can cancel for a full refund before redemption, and changes are allowed before redemption in many cases. Some bookings, including certain pass, presale, and promotional bookings, cannot be changed, so check the terms attached to your ticket.

Who can enter, and who must supervise

The park is intended for children aged 7 months through 12 years, provided they are under 1.5 meters tall. A child over 1.5 meters and under 18 is still treated as a child for ticketing, but must read and sign a Friendly Reminder and be accompanied by a parent. Children need an adult with them in the venue.

The adult ticket is for someone aged 18 or older. Each extra adult accompanying a child needs a separate companion ticket, which must be used at the same time as the main ticket and cannot be used on its own. The park says that pregnant women, minors, people over 65, and people who lack full civil capacity cannot accompany children as parents or guardians. If your family needs a particular adult to supervise, check eligibility before booking.

Infants under 7 months can enter free as companions of children with a valid card, but they must remain under parental supervision. Babies under 3 years old must wear diapers. Staff do not provide one-to-one care, so plan to stay with your child and keep them in sight.

Parents cannot switch guardians midway through a visit without registering the change. If a special situation requires a new accompanying adult, both the original and new adults must go to the front desk to register and confirm it. That is a sensible safety rule, but it is worth knowing before you arrive with a group that may need to trade supervision duties.

Socks, food, and other rules worth knowing

Both adults and children must wear non-slip socks with non-slip soles throughout the visit. Bring a pair for everyone in your group if you have them. If not, the front desk sells socks for CNY 5 per pair. This is a small expense, but forgetting socks can slow down entry, so pack them with your child’s change of clothes.

Before entering, you must accept temperature monitoring and hand sanitization. People with a temperature above 37.5°C, infectious diseases, skin conditions, or open wounds are not allowed in. These rules are designed to protect children in a shared play space, though they can affect your plans if someone in the family is unwell.

You may bring food and drinks for your own consumption, but you cannot eat or drink in the play area. Strong-smelling food and anything that heats itself or needs preparation on site are not permitted, except for infant feeding or medical needs. Use the restaurant or designated areas for breaks rather than trying to snack beside the equipment.

One entry and one exit count as a complete session under the stated park rules. If you need to step out briefly for an unusual reason, speak with staff at the front desk before leaving. Don’t assume you can pop out and come back in on the same ticket.

Is the ticket good value?

At a starting price of $13.69, the ticket can be a practical way to buy a few hours of indoor activity, especially when outdoor plans are less appealing. The value depends on how long your child plays, which attractions are running, and whether you need to buy extra adult admission or socks. Dining and retail are not included, so set aside extra money if you plan to eat at the venue.

Some families found booking through Klook cheaper than paying at the park, while another found the single-visit price matched the store price. So, compare the exact package and current on-site price rather than assuming you will always save. A past package included a ¥50 dining voucher with a minimum purchase, but that offer is not part of the standard ticket details here, so check the specific package before counting on it.

The strongest practical value is the combination of a large play area and places to take a break. A café upstairs, a family restaurant, and a child sleep room can make the visit easier for adults and younger children. Cleanliness and polite staff were also praised, though your own experience may depend on the day and how busy the park is.

The trade-off is that the ticket is not all-inclusive. You pay separately for food, retail, and additional adult tickets, and the single-entry rule makes leaving mid-session costly or inconvenient. Also, a closed slide can matter if your child has come mainly for that feature. If a particular attraction is the whole reason for going, ask about current availability before you set out.

Should you book MELAND CLUB?

I’d consider MELAND CLUB if you are in Futian with a child who fits the height and age rules and wants a substantial indoor play session. The combination of climbing, a ball pit, a long slide, and on-site places to rest gives families more flexibility than a single small play structure. Weekdays are worth considering if you want a quieter visit.

Book only after checking the branch, ticket count, and entry conditions. Bring non-slip socks, budget for any extra adults and food, and treat the session as one continuous visit unless staff confirm otherwise. If you need childcare rather than a place to play together, this is not the right fit: adults remain responsible for their children throughout.

FAQ

Where is MELAND CLUB at UpperHills?

The branch is listed at T3001, third floor, UpperHills Town East Plaza, Lianke Road Auxiliary Road, Huafu Street, Futian District, Shenzhen. It is about a 670-meter walk from Donggualing Station on Metro Line 10.

What are the opening hours?

The stated hours are 10:00 to 18:00 on Monday and 10:00 to 21:00 from Tuesday through Sunday.

What does the standard ticket include?

The standard package includes one amusement park ticket for one adult and one child. Dining, retail, and other expenses inside the park are paid separately.

What ages and heights can enter?

The park is for children from 7 months to 12 years old, provided they are under 1.5 meters tall. Minors under 18 who are taller than 1.5 meters are treated as children for ticketing and need to follow the park’s additional reminder and supervision rules.

Do adults and children need special socks?

Yes. Both adults and children must wear non-slip socks with non-slip soles throughout the visit. You can bring your own or buy them at the front desk for CNY 5 per pair.

Can I leave the park and come back in?

The stated rule is that one entry and one exit complete the play session. Leaving for personal reasons ends the session, and re-entry requires a new ticket or card swipe. Ask the front desk for help if you need to leave briefly for a special reason.

Can I use my voucher at another MELAND branch?

No. Vouchers are for in-store use at the branch selected when booking and cannot be used across multiple stores.