MAY TOWN

MAY TOWN turns a rainy-day plan into a full-scale indoor outing, with go-karts, sports courts, arcade games and family activities under one roof. Its sheer size, more than 50,000 square meters, means you can switch from racing to quieter games without leaving the park.

I like the go-karting, which is the clearest crowd-pleaser, and the unusual mix of activities, from horse feeding to retro game consoles. The main drawback is comfort: parts of the venue, especially the trampoline area, can feel warm despite the air conditioning.

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• The go-karts are a strong first pick: You can race as part of either ticket type, but the number of sessions is limited.
• A 2.5-hour ticket is tightly timed: It includes one karting session, one 9-meter underwater session and one equestrian session.
• The all-day pass gives you room to roam: You can sample the broad mix of sports and games, though karting, the underwater session and equestrian activity still have limits.
• There is plenty beyond the headline attractions: Options include archery, badminton, trampoline challenges, arcade games, billiards and e-sports.
• Plan around a few firm restrictions: The underwater activity requires advance booking and has age and height rules; trampoline entry requires non-slip socks.
• The setting is convenient for a Shekou outing: The park is near Sea World, but the exact address appears in two forms, so check your map pin before setting off.

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A giant indoor park, not a single ride

MAY TOWN Super Park sits in Shenzhen’s Shekou area, near Sea World. The address supplied for the venue is Meinanhe Sports Industrial Park, No. 19 Haiwan Road, while the meeting-point details refer to No. 19 Bihai Road, inside the karting area. Since those street names differ, confirm the location pin and ticket-center instructions before you travel.

The attraction is designed as a large indoor sports, culture and leisure park, not a compact arcade with a few token rides. Its 50,000-plus square meters hold active pursuits, games and family activities, so the appeal is variety: if one area is crowded or not your thing, you can move on to another.

That breadth makes MAY TOWN especially useful when Shenzhen’s heat or rain spoils an outdoor plan. Still, indoor does not mean cool everywhere. Some visitors have found the air conditioning weak in the trampoline and play areas, so dress for activity rather than assuming every corner will feel chilled.

Choose your ticket with the clock in mind

The 2.5-hour ticket is best for a focused visit. It includes one go-kart session, one underwater session and one equestrian session, with other activities available during your timed visit. The catch is obvious: there is a lot to choose from, and two and a half hours can pass quickly.

For a family or group hoping to try several kinds of activity, the all-day ticket gives you more breathing room. But unlimited play does not mean unlimited turns on every headline attraction. Karting is limited to two sessions per person on the all-day ticket, while the underwater and equestrian activities are each limited to one session. Other listed activities are available without a stated session cap.

Ticket packages include single-person options and parent-child combinations: one adult with one child, or two adults with one child for an all-day visit. The listed starting price is $45.19, but the price will depend on the ticket option you choose. Compare the exact package and inclusions at checkout rather than assuming the starting price buys an all-day family ticket.

There is also a deposit rule to factor into your budget. A deposit of 100 yuan per ticket is required for the 2.5-hour unlimited-play ticket. No deposit is required for the all-day ticket. The information provided does not say how the deposit is paid or returned, so ask at the ticket center if you need those details before committing.

A June Carnival offer is described as 9% off, with one handmade drink or 66 marbles per order. Treat that as a promotion to check at booking, not as a permanent part of every ticket.

Start at the ticket counter, then pick your priorities

After buying a ticket, go to the park’s ticket center and exchange your voucher for a wristband. You need the wristband before heading to the attractions. A QR code is used for redemption, which keeps the entry step simple, but you will still want to sort out your must-do activities early.

If the underwater session matters to you, make that your first planning task. It requires an appointment at least 24 hours in advance; same-day slots are not guaranteed, and availability is limited. Bring your own swimsuit or trunks and bath towel. Equipment is supplied on site, but those personal items are not included.

The underwater activity is described as a 9-meter, constant-temperature session. It is restricted to participants aged 12 or older and taller than 1.45 meters. Those rules make this a poor activity to leave until the last minute if you are visiting with children or have a particular session in mind.

Next, consider the go-karts. This is the attraction most likely to anchor your visit, and the activity is set up for both adults and children to enjoy. Staff provide instructions before you race. Since your ticket limits the number of sessions, check the schedule or queue situation early rather than saving karting for the final minutes.

The equestrian option adds a different pace to a park otherwise full of engines, balls and screens. Equestrian activity and horse feeding are listed, but the ticket allowance is one equestrian session on either ticket type. If this matters to your family, include it in your plan rather than assuming you can return for another round.

From archery to arcade cabinets

After the main attractions, MAY TOWN offers a broad menu of activities. Active options include live CS, VR-CS, Grid Battle, archery, air-rifle shooting, baseball and trampoline challenges. The park also lists badminton, table tennis, basketball and squash, giving you a chance to work up a sweat without sticking to ride-style attractions.

The quieter end of the menu is just as varied. You might find yourself making Perler-bead crafts, trying the sand excavators or jungle off-road vehicles, or settling in with Switch, PS4 or Xbox games. There is also an e-sports zone, an arcade, billiards, mahjong machines, retro Xiaobawang consoles and a “wormhole experience area.”

This variety is the park’s best defense against family negotiations. One person can head for a competitive game while another prefers a console or craft activity. The trade-off is that no single attraction should be expected to carry the whole day. The value comes from moving between options, and the experience of each one may vary with maintenance or upgrades.

Some facilities change from time to time. If you are visiting for one specific activity, call ahead to check that it is operating. The venue can also limit trial experiences on popular activities, so treat the published session allowances as the maximum, not a promise that every preferred time will be immediately available.

The practical details that can make or break the visit

Opening hours are listed inconsistently: one schedule says Monday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., while another says 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Check the current hours before setting out, especially if you are planning to arrive late or use the all-day ticket.

Children under seven must be accompanied by a guardian. The venue defines children as under 140 centimeters and adults as 140 centimeters or taller, so height can affect how a child is classified. Some activities also have their own restrictions, such as the underwater session’s age and height minimums.

Safety rules matter here. The venue states that participants weighing 100 kilograms or more cannot use facilities involving safety belts, safety ropes or trampolines. Some activities are also prohibited after drinking alcohol. Keep personal valuables secure while moving between activity zones.

For the trampoline area, you must wear non-slip socks. You can bring your own, or buy them at the venue. Swimsuits, trunks and towels are not included for the underwater session, so pack them if you have reserved a slot.

Food deserves a little forethought. One visitor found there were no restaurants nearby, so do not assume a meal will be easy to find just outside the doors. The available information does not confirm what food is sold inside. If you are making a full-day visit, check meal options in advance and plan accordingly.

Is the all-day pass worth the price?

The pass offers good value when you will use the variety. A full day gives you time to try sports, games and the main attractions without treating every queue as a race against the clock. It is particularly suited to families with children who need activity breaks, or groups of friends happy to split up and regroup.

The 2.5-hour ticket is a better fit if you have limited time or want a shorter indoor outing. Just be realistic: one karting session, one underwater session and one equestrian session already take up much of the visit, and the park has far more on offer. One short-ticket holder found the time too brief to sample much of the range.

The biggest qualification is that the park’s scale and activity count do not guarantee equal quality in every corner. Go-karting gets the strongest praise, while opinions on other activities are more mixed. Equipment maintenance has also been described as average, and heat can make an active indoor visit less comfortable. I would buy the all-day ticket for choice and flexibility, not because every attraction is certain to be a highlight.

Who should book MAY TOWN?

Book MAY TOWN if you want an active indoor day in Shenzhen, especially with children old enough and tall enough for the activities they care about. It also makes sense for a group of friends who enjoy bouncing between karting, sports and games. The parent-child all-day packages offer a straightforward way to plan a family visit.

Choose another plan if you want a quiet cultural outing, need reliable air conditioning throughout, or have only a short window and a long list of must-do activities. Before booking, check current operating hours, confirm the address, and reserve the underwater session at least 24 hours ahead if it is important to you. If those details work for your plans, MAY TOWN can fill a rainy or hot day with plenty to do.

FAQ

Where is MAY TOWN Super Park?

It is in Shekou, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, near Sea World. The venue address is given as Meinanhe Sports Industrial Park, No. 19 Haiwan Road, while the meeting point is also listed as No. 19 Bihai Road, inside the karting area. Confirm the location pin before you go.

How much does a ticket cost?

Prices start from $45.19. The final price depends on the package, such as a single-person or parent-child ticket.

What is included in the 2.5-hour ticket?

It includes 2.5 hours of play, with one karting session, one underwater session and one equestrian session. Other listed activities have no stated session limit.

What is included in the all-day ticket?

It gives you all-day access to the park’s activities. Karting is limited to two sessions, and the underwater and equestrian activities are each limited to one session.

Do I need to book the underwater session ahead of time?

Yes. It requires an appointment at least 24 hours in advance. Same-day appointments are not guaranteed, and the number of slots is limited.

What are the age and height rules for the underwater activity?

Participants must be at least 12 years old and taller than 1.45 meters.

Do I need to bring special clothing?

Bring a swimsuit or swim trunks and a bath towel for the underwater activity. Non-slip socks are required in the trampoline area; you can bring your own or buy them there.

Is there a deposit?

A deposit of 100 yuan per ticket is required for the 2.5-hour unlimited-play ticket. The all-day ticket does not require a deposit.

What are the park’s opening hours?

The supplied schedules differ: one gives daily hours of 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., and another gives 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Check the current hours before visiting.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

You can get a full refund before redeeming the voucher. Changes are allowed before redemption, with exceptions for some bookings, including tickets bought with Klook Pass or certain promotional and culture-credit bookings.