Lollypet Cute Pet Paradise | Zhonghang City Junshang Store

In the middle of Shenzhen’s Huaqiangbei district, Lollypet puts capybaras, alpacas, deer, rabbits and a small ball pit under one shopping-center roof. I like the chance to see animals up close without spending the day outdoors, and the mix of familiar pets and unusual species gives children plenty to notice.

I also like the practical setting: metro stations are nearby, and the shopping center has places to eat and shop before or after your visit. The main drawback is space. This is a compact indoor attraction, and it can feel crowded on weekends and holidays, when close contact with animals calls for extra care.

Lollypet at a glance

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• More than 20 kinds of animals: Look for capybaras, alpacas, sika deer, meerkats, prairie dogs, rabbits, cats, goats, raccoons, birds and reptiles.
• Close contact, with limits: Most animals can be approached at close range. Staff supervise some interactions, and the park asks you not to feed animals without permission.
• A mall-based family stop: The park is inside Zhonghang City Junshang in Huaqiangbei, with dining, shopping and entertainment nearby.
• A ball pit for children: A small play area gives young visitors another activity, though it needs adult supervision.
• A short visit, not a full-day outing: Allow one to two hours. The venue is small, and some visitors leave sooner.
• Plan around the rules: The stated hours are 10:00 to 22:00. Children under 12 need an adult, and children under 60 cm cannot enter.

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Capybaras, alpacas and small animals at arm’s reach

Lollypet’s main appeal is its close-up format. Rather than looking at animals from a distance, you may be able to pet or interact with many of them. Capybaras and alpacas are among the big draws, alongside sika deer, goats, mini pigs and smaller animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs.

The range is broader than a standard petting area. The animal list includes meerkats, prairie dogs, raccoons, ferrets, hedgehogs, peacocks and several kinds of lizard, as well as corn snakes and bearded dragons. You may not see every animal active at once. Animals rest, and their energy can vary with the time of day.

That variety helps make a short visit feel worthwhile, especially if a child is curious about more than cats and rabbits. Still, expectations should match the setting: this is a compact mall attraction, not a large zoo. One visitor described seeing the whole space quickly, while others found enough to occupy their family for more than an hour. If you want a long, spacious animal park, this is not the right choice.

How the visit unfolds inside the shopping center

Expect to enter through the shopping center and head to the Lollypet site on the third floor of Block B, listed as L312A, Grand Shopping Center, Zhonghangcheng. The activity is also described as the AviCity Grand Summit Store or Junshang branch, so use the full address when finding it: 3018 Shen Nan Zhong Lu, Huaqiangbei, Futian District, Shenzhen.

Once inside, you move between animal areas rather than following a fixed guided route. Some animals may roam around the shared space, while others are kept in designated areas. The point is informal contact: look, watch, and interact where permitted. Staff may help demonstrate how to handle an animal, but the amount of assistance can depend on how busy the park is.

The ball pit gives children a change of pace between animal encounters. It is a useful extra for younger children, though it is not a substitute for supervision. The park’s rules also note that different areas may have their own age, height or use restrictions, so follow signs and staff directions.

What close contact means for animal welfare

The chance to get close is also the part that deserves the most care. Some small animals may be held, but that does not mean every visitor should pick up every animal whenever they like. Ask staff before touching or lifting an animal, and follow their instructions on how to support it. Never lift a rabbit by its ears or handle any animal roughly.

There is a meaningful difference between a good animal encounter and a rushed one. At quieter times, staff may have more opportunity to guide children and explain safe handling. When the room is crowded, it can be harder for staff to watch every interaction. If you see an animal being handled unsafely, alert a staff member rather than trying to intervene yourself.

The park’s rules say not to feed animals without authorization. Food may be available to buy on site, but treat it as optional, not part of the admission price. Some animals may be more interested in food than in being petted, and animals can also be resting or uninterested. Let them set the pace.

Cleanliness, comfort and crowd levels

The indoor, air-conditioned setting is a real plus in Shenzhen’s heat or rain. Many families find it comfortable, and accounts of the space often describe it as clean, with little or no unpleasant smell. But this is still an animal venue: a slight animal odor is possible, and cleanliness can vary by area and moment. One visitor specifically wished the bird area received more frequent cleaning.

Space is the bigger comfort issue. At busy times, especially weekends and holidays, the room can feel crowded and stuffy. If several families gather around rabbits or guinea pigs, you may have to wait for a turn. Some parents have also found the ball pit lively, with older children moving quickly around smaller ones.

For a calmer visit, aim for a weekday or a quieter time of day. One account noted fewer people in the morning, while another found a late afternoon visit less satisfying because many animals were resting. There is no perfect hour guaranteed, but avoiding peak weekend periods should give you more room to watch and interact.

Is one to two hours worth the price?

Admission starts at $9.09, though the amount you pay can vary with the chosen ticket and exchange rate. For that price, the value depends on what you want: a convenient indoor animal encounter with a broad mix of species, or a large attraction with space to roam. Lollypet is better suited to the first.

Families who take their time around each animal, watch staff demonstrations and let children use the ball pit may spend a satisfying hour or two. If your child is shy around animals, or you mainly want to see a large site, the visit may feel short. The compact size is both a convenience and a limit: you can fit it into a mall outing, but it is not an all-day destination.

Animal feed is an extra expense. Visitors have described portions costing about 20 yuan, and some felt the amount was small for the price. Check the current price and rules at the venue before buying. Admission does not include transport or personal expenses.

Getting there and choosing your ticket

The park is near Huaqiangbei metro connections. Huaqiang North Station on Lines 2 and 8 is about 200 meters from the exit. The directions also list Huaqiang Road Station on Line 1, Exit B, with access through the first basement floor of Century Place. Check your route against the exact shopping-center address, since the venue name may appear as Zhonghangcheng, AviCity Grand Summit or Junshang.

The voucher is valid for 30 days from booking confirmation and expires at 22:00 on the final day. You receive an admission QR code, and the stated ticket terms describe one admission for one person. Do not assume you can leave and re-enter on the same ticket; check directly with the venue if that matters to your plan.

Ticket eligibility needs attention before purchase. The family ticket covers one adult and one child between 90 cm and 120 cm tall. One adult may bring one child under 90 cm free, measured on site, but children under 60 cm are not allowed. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult over 18 who can provide care. The activity information also calls for a valid passport or Mainland Travel Permit, and the redemption instructions specify a valid Hong Kong or Macau ID card. Because those requirements do not line up neatly for every visitor, confirm which document applies to you before booking.

Who will enjoy this Shenzhen stop

Lollypet fits families with children who are keen to see animals at close range, especially if you want an indoor option that can be paired with a meal or shopping. It also suits animal lovers who enjoy observing a wide range of small mammals, birds and reptiles in a compact space.

It is less suitable if you need a quiet, spacious setting, dislike close contact with animals, or want a conventional zoo visit. The small footprint and uneven crowd levels matter. So does the animal-handling style: you should be comfortable supervising children closely and reminding them to be gentle.

Should you book Lollypet?

Book it if your priority is an easy-to-reach, air-conditioned animal encounter with capybaras, alpacas and plenty of smaller creatures, and you are happy with a compact venue. I would choose a weekday if possible, keep expectations to a one-to-two-hour visit, and make animal welfare part of the outing by modeling calm, careful handling.

Skip it if you expect a large park, guaranteed access to every animal, or a crowd-free experience on a holiday. Before paying, confirm your ticket’s document requirements and check whether animal feeding costs extra. With those details settled, Lollypet can make a handy family stop in Huaqiangbei.

FAQ

Where is Lollypet Cute Pet Paradise?

It is at L312A, third floor, Block B, Grand Shopping Center, Zhonghangcheng, Huaqiangbei Subdistrict, Futian District, Shenzhen. The address is also given as 3018 Shen Nan Zhong Lu.

What are the opening hours?

The stated business hours are 10:00 to 22:00. The activity information says it is valid on weekends and holidays.

How long should I plan to spend there?

The suggested duration is one to two hours. The venue is compact, so your visit may be shorter if you move through quickly.

Which animals can I see?

The listed animals include capybaras, alpacas, sika deer, mini pigs, goats, meerkats, prairie dogs, guinea pigs, rabbits, cats, ferrets, birds, raccoons, hedgehogs and several reptiles.

Can I touch or feed the animals?

Most animals can be approached at close range, while some interactions require staff supervision. Do not feed animals without authorization. Any food available to buy is not included in admission.

Is there something for children besides the animals?

Yes. The venue has a children’s ball pit. Follow the posted rules and supervise children while they use it.

How do I get to the venue by metro?

Huaqiang North Station on Lines 2 and 8 is approximately 200 meters from the exit. Huaqiang Road Station on Line 1, Exit B, is another stated option, with access through the first basement floor of Century Place.

What are the child entry rules?

Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or adult over 18. One adult may bring one child under 90 cm free, measured on site. Children under 60 cm are not allowed to enter. The family ticket is for one adult and one child between 90 cm and 120 cm tall.

How long is the voucher valid, and can I cancel it?

The voucher is valid for 30 days from booking confirmation and expires at 22:00 on the last day. The stated terms do not allow cancellations or refunds.