Longhua Hot List: MELAND CLUB (Shenzhen Longhua Yifangtiandi Store)

MELAND CLUB is built for the sort of family day when children need room to run and adults want more than a quick trip around a small playroom. The Longhua park brings indoor play, sports, edutainment, parties, and a family restaurant under one roof. The spacious venue and the chance to let kids move between activities are its main draws.

I like two things in particular: the ticket bundles an adult and child, and booking by voucher can make entry quick with a QR scan. I also like that the park is meant for a broad range of young ages, from babies to children under 12 who are shorter than 1.5 meters. The catch is that some attractions may be closed for maintenance, and crowding or cleanliness can vary.

MELAND CLUB at a glance

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• Room to burn off energy: This is a large indoor children’s play venue, not a single ride or short attraction.
• One adult and one child included: The main ticket covers one adult and one eligible child for a single entry.
• Mind the height rule: Children must be under 1.5 meters and aged from 7 months to 12 years, inclusive.
• Bring grip socks: Adults and children need non-slip socks with non-slip soles. You can bring your own or buy them at the front desk for CNY 5 a pair.
• Hours change on Monday: The park is listed as open 10:00 to 18:00 Monday and 10:00 to 21:00 Tuesday through Sunday. Monday evening is deep-cleaning time.
• Budget for extras: Food, retail, and additional adult tickets are separate from the basic admission price.

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What a visit to MELAND CLUB is like

MELAND describes itself as a new-generation indoor amusement park, with play, learning, sports, aesthetic education, and parties in the mix. The Longhua location is a high-end flagship branch and has a family restaurant within the park. That gives you the makings of a longer family outing rather than a quick stop, though the exact attractions and activities can change.

There is no guided route or fixed schedule to follow. You enter with your voucher and let your child choose how to use the play space. The practical appeal is simple: indoor play gives children room to move without relying on good weather, while parents can stay close and supervise.

I would plan time generously. Families have found the venue large enough that children want to keep playing, and one parent’s account of unavailable attractions is a reminder not to count on every feature being open. The supplied details do not name specific rides or play zones, so it is best to treat MELAND as a broad indoor playground rather than book it for one particular attraction.

Getting through the door and choosing a ticket

The standard package is a single-entry ticket for one adult and one child. There is also a one-adult, two-child package, plus a single adult companion ticket. Each option has a different use, so check that the package matches the adults and children in your group before paying.

The listed price starts at $13.69. That is a starting price, not a promise that every package or date costs the same. For value, think of the admission as a block of indoor play time: it may make sense if your child will use the space for several hours, but less so if you only have a short window or want a specific attraction that could be under maintenance.

An electronic voucher is valid for 30 days from booking confirmation and expires at 22:00 on the final day. You can enter directly with the voucher, and a QR scan is the stated entry method. Changes are allowed before redemption in many cases, but some booking types are excluded, so check the rules attached to your purchase.

One address detail deserves a quick check before setting out. The meeting-point information gives 4022 Ren Min Lu, Longhua District, while the store address is also given as Shop 023C, 2nd Floor, Area C, One Avenue, Industrial Road, Longhua District. Look up MELAND CLUB’s Longhua Yifangtiandi branch and confirm the map pin and entrance with the venue before you travel.

The play space: lots of room, with a few caveats

The most consistent strength is scale. Parents describe a spacious venue with facilities that keep children moving, and that matters when your goal is to let a child burn off energy rather than sit through a scheduled show. Free lockers have also been noted, a useful touch if you want to set bags aside while keeping an eye on your child.

Cleanliness and comfort are less certain. Some parents found the venue clean and new, while another reported a dirty play area and no air conditioning during their visit. These contrasting accounts make it hard to promise a particular condition on the day. I would set expectations for an active indoor play space, and check current conditions or operating notices if heat, cleanliness, or a specific facility is a deciding factor.

Crowds can also affect the day. A parent reported poor crowd control and a very crowded visit, while another noted that the venue was busy. If you can choose your timing, a regular weekday may be more appealing than a weekend or holiday, but the available information does not guarantee crowd levels on any particular day.

Maintenance is another reason to keep plans flexible. Some attractions have been out of service, which can matter if your child has their heart set on a certain feature. There is no published attraction list in the details here, so you cannot reliably plan a route around specific rides in advance.

Food, socks, and the rules that matter

The family restaurant is inside the park, but dining is not included in the admission ticket. Food and retail purchases are extra, and some parents have found in-park prices high. If you are watching the budget, treat the ticket as the entry cost and leave room for any food, drinks, or purchases you choose to make.

You may bring food or drink for your own use, but the rules say not to eat or drink in the play area. Strong-smelling foods and anything self-heating or requiring preparation on site are not allowed, except for infant feeding or medical needs. That policy protects the play space, but it means you should not assume you can snack wherever your child happens to be playing.

Non-slip socks are required for both parents and children throughout the visit. Bring a pair for everyone in your group if you can; otherwise, the front desk sells them for CNY 5 per pair. Babies under 3 years old must wear diapers to enter.

Before entry, visitors 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. Infants under 7 months may enter free as companions of children with a card, but they must stay under a parent’s supervision.

Supervision and age limits

MELAND CLUB is intended for children aged 7 months to under 12 years, including children who are 12, provided they are under 1.5 meters tall. An adult ticket is for someone aged 18 or older and cannot be used for a child. Children and teenagers under 18 who are over 1.5 meters are treated as child-ticket entrants, must read and sign the park’s Friendly Reminder, and need a parent with them.

Parents remain responsible for supervision. Staff do not provide one-to-one care, and the park does not allow a child’s accompanying parent to be swapped midway through the visit. If a change is necessary for a special reason, both the original and new parent must register and sign at the front desk.

A child must be accompanied by a parent to enter. The park’s rules say pregnant women, minors, adults over 65, and people who do not have full civil capacity cannot accompany children as parents or guardians. If you need an additional adult, buy an accompanying ticket; it must be used with the main ticket and cannot be used on its own.

Timing your visit and getting good value

The stated hours are 10:00 to 18:00 on Monday and 10:00 to 21:00 Tuesday through Sunday. Monday evening is reserved for deep cleaning, and hours can vary by store, so check the branch’s official notice before making a special trip. A longer opening day does not mean every attraction will run for the full period.

The single-entry rule is important for families. Leaving the park for your own reasons ends that play session, and re-entry requires a new ticket or card swipe. If you need to step out briefly for a special circumstance, ask the front desk for help before leaving.

For value, compare the admission price with how long your child is likely to play and how many adults need tickets. The adult-and-child bundle is straightforward for one parent and one child, while families with two children can consider the two-child option. Every additional adult adds cost, and in-park dining can make the total rise. On the other hand, one admission can provide a substantial stretch of activity in one place, especially when outdoor plans are less appealing.

Who should book MELAND CLUB?

I would consider MELAND CLUB for families with young children who enjoy open-ended indoor play and can give the visit enough time to be worthwhile. The large venue, broad age range, and on-site restaurant make it a practical choice for a family outing in Longhua. The simple voucher entry is another plus when you want to avoid buying admission at the door.

I would pause if you are visiting mainly for a particular ride, are sensitive to crowds or indoor conditions, or have a tight budget for food and extra adults. Some attractions can be under maintenance, and reports of crowding, cleanliness, and cooling are mixed. Check the branch’s current notices, bring non-slip socks, and confirm the address before you go. If those details suit your family, MELAND CLUB can be a useful place to let the kids play hard for a while.

FAQ

What does the basic MELAND CLUB ticket include?

The main package includes admission for one adult and one child, plus access to attractions. Food, retail, and other expenses inside the park are not included.

What ages and heights are eligible?

The park is for children aged 7 months to 12 years, including children who are 12, and under 1.5 meters tall. Adult tickets are for people aged 18 or older.

What are the opening hours?

The listed hours are 10:00 to 18:00 on Monday and 10:00 to 21:00 Tuesday through Sunday. Monday evening is the park’s deep-cleaning period, and hours can vary by store.

Do parents and children need special socks?

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

Can I leave and come back in?

One entry and exit counts as a complete play session. If you leave for your own reasons, re-entry requires a new ticket or card swipe. For a short departure due to special circumstances, ask the front desk for assistance.

Is food included, and can I bring snacks?

Food is not included. You may bring food and drinks for your own use, but you cannot eat or drink in the play area. Strong-smelling food and items that self-heat or require preparation on site are not allowed, except for infant feeding or medical reasons.

Where is MELAND CLUB in Longhua?

The location is identified as MELAND CLUB at One Avenue in Longhua. The address details also give Shop 023C, 2nd Floor, Area C, Industrial Road, and 4022 Ren Min Lu, so confirm the map pin with the branch before travelling.