The best choice for taking your kids out: MELAND CLUB (Shenzhen Baoan Qianhai Yifangcheng Store)

MELAND CLUB turns a rainy day, a hot afternoon, or a child with energy to spare into a simple plan: head indoors and let them play. The Qianhai Yifangcheng branch is large, with play areas spread across three stories, and has features such as slides, a wave pool and sand pools.

I like two things in particular: the range of activities gives children more to do than a quick turn in a ball pool, and the on-site family restaurant makes it easier to stay for a longer visit. The mall location is practical, too, with Bao’an Center metro station just a short walk away.

The main catch is that the admission ticket does not cover every possible expense. Dining and retail purchases are extra, and some activities may also cost more, so check the price of anything outside the included admission before promising the children unlimited fun.

What to know before you go

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• Three stories give children room to roam: The venue is described as spacious, with slides, sand pools and a wave pool among the play options.
• The ticket is for one adult and one child: Other packages cover one adult and two children, or an additional adult companion.
• Children must meet the height and age rules: Standard child admission is for ages 7 months to 12 years, inclusive, and under 1.5 meters tall.
• Bring non-slip socks for everyone: Both adults and children must wear them. You can buy a pair at the front desk for CNY 5 if you forget.
• The mall location is easy to reach by metro: Bao’an Center station’s Exit F is about 270 meters away on foot.
• Check what costs extra: Food, retail and other expenses are not included in the standard ticket.

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Three stories of indoor play

This is not a small soft-play corner for a quick stop between errands. MELAND CLUB is a large indoor children’s amusement park, and its three-story layout gives active children space to move from one kind of play to another. That matters if you are planning to spend several hours here: a venue with varied play areas is more likely to hold a child’s interest than one built around a single attraction.

The specific features reported at this branch include slides, sand pools and a wave pool. There is also a ball pool, though admission should not be mistaken for access to every activity or service in the park. One useful way to set expectations is to treat the ticket as entry to the main play area, then check the rules and charges for anything that looks like an add-on.

The brand describes its approach as combining play with edutainment, aesthetic education, sports and parties. That broad mix signals a family-focused venue, but it does not tell you exactly which activities are included at this store on the day you visit. If your child has one must-do attraction in mind, ask staff about access and fees before getting settled.

The size is a plus, but it comes with a small practical warning: keep a close eye on your child. This is a busy, active indoor setting, and the park’s staff do not provide one-to-one care. You remain responsible for supervision, even while there are staff on hand to manage the venue and tidy toys.

Slides, sand and a wave pool

The listed play features offer different kinds of activity, which is useful if you are bringing children with varied tastes. A child who wants to climb and slide can head for the slides; another may prefer the sand pool or water-style play at the wave pool. The attraction is less about a single headline ride and more about having several places to spend time.

Do not count on a fixed route through the venue. No set itinerary is provided, and the right order will depend on your child’s age, mood and energy. I would start by getting familiar with the layout, then let your child choose a first activity. That gives you a chance to spot where they want to return and where you can take a break.

The venue has been described as spacious, clean and suitable for spending a good part of the day. Cleanliness is especially worth noting in an indoor play area, where children are in close contact with shared equipment. Still, cleanliness can vary with how busy the park is, so take the usual precautions and follow the entrance requirements for hand sanitizing.

Some families may find the size a little chaotic, particularly if they are trying to keep track of more than one child. Agree on a simple meeting point or check-in plan with older children, and keep younger ones within reach. The park’s rules also require the accompanying adult to stay the same during the visit, unless a change is registered at the front desk.

A family restaurant and a useful mall setting

MELAND CLUB has a family restaurant inside the park, a convenient feature when children are not ready to stop playing for a full meal elsewhere. It can help turn the visit into a longer outing without having to leave the venue. Dining is not included in the admission price, however, and any food or retail purchases are paid for separately.

You may bring food and drinks for your own consumption, but the park says you cannot eat or drink within the play area. Food with a strong odor and anything self-heating or needing preparation on site are not allowed, except for infant feeding or medical reasons. If you are carrying snacks, plan to follow the park’s instructions on where you can consume them.

The mall setting gives adults other nearby options while the child plays. A local visitor suggested using the time for a hair wash, massage or manicure while another adult supervises the children. That is a possibility, not a childcare service: the accompanying parent remains responsible, and the park does not provide individual care.

There are places for adults to rest, though the number of seats may not feel generous when the venue is busy. Keep expectations modest: this is first and foremost a children’s play space, not a lounge with guaranteed quiet. If you are visiting with another adult, taking turns supervising may make breaks easier.

Choosing the right ticket and judging the value

The standard package is one adult and one child, single entry, with prices starting at $13.69. Other package options include one adult with two children and a single adult companion ticket. The exact price can vary by option, so compare the package total with the number of adults and children in your group before booking.

For an active child who will use several areas, the size and variety can make the admission worthwhile, especially if you plan to stay for a few hours. Families have spent more than three hours there, and the venue’s scale gives children room to move between play options. If your child tends to lose interest quickly, or if you expect the ticket to cover every activity, the value may feel less clear.

One important point: every additional adult accompanying a child needs an accompanying ticket, unless that adult is already included in a package. This ticket must be used at the same time as the main ticket and cannot be used by itself. Children and adolescents under 18 who are over 1.5 meters tall still need a child ticket and must be accompanied and supervised by a parent.

Children must be 7 months to 12 years old, inclusive, and under 1.5 meters tall to enter under the standard child rules. Infants under 7 months can enter free as companions of a child with a card, but they must remain under parental supervision. The park’s policy also says pregnant women, minors, adults over 65 and people who do not have full civil capacity cannot accompany children as their parent or guardian. Check these rules carefully if your family’s situation is not straightforward.

Getting there and planning your visit

The address is the third floor of Uniwalk Shopping Center, No. 99 Xinhu Road, Bao’an District, Shenzhen. The venue is also identified as MELAND CLUB at One Avenue, Qianhai, and as the One City Shopping Center North District store. Since the naming can vary, use the full address and store name when arranging your route.

From Bao’an Center metro station, walk about 270 meters from Exit F. That short connection makes the park a practical choice if you are already in the area or would rather avoid arranging a car. The exact route inside the shopping center is not specified, so allow a little time to find the third floor.

Opening hours are 10:00 to 18:00 on Mondays and 10:00 to 21:00 Tuesday through Sunday. Monday evening is the park’s deep-cleaning period, and hours may vary by store, so confirm the current schedule before setting out. A morning arrival can give you more time to explore, while an evening visit on a longer-hours day may suit families looking for a shorter outing.

The voucher is valid for 30 days from booking confirmation and expires at 22:00 on the final day. It is for use at this store only, not across MELAND branches. You can present the mobile voucher, and changes are allowed before redemption in most cases, subject to stated exceptions. Unredeemed vouchers can be cancelled for a full refund.

Small rules that make a smoother visit

Bring non-slip socks for both adults and children. They are required throughout the visit, and the front desk sells them for CNY 5 per pair. Babies under 3 years old must wear diapers. Before entry, visitors need to accept temperature monitoring and hand sanitization; people with a temperature above 37.5°C, infectious diseases, skin conditions or open wounds are not permitted inside.

A single entry and exit counts as one complete play session. If you leave for personal reasons, you cannot simply return on the same admission; re-entry requires another ticket or a card swipe. If you need to step out for a special reason, speak to the front desk first.

Keep the adult-child handoff plan simple. The accompanying parent cannot be changed midway through the visit unless both the original and new adults go to the front desk to register and sign. That rule may feel strict, but it makes the supervision arrangement clear in a large venue.

Who will enjoy MELAND CLUB most?

This is a strong fit for families with young children who need a weather-proof place to run, climb and play. It is especially practical if you want a sizeable indoor outing with a restaurant on site and the option to spend several hours without changing locations.

It may be less appealing if you want a quiet adult activity, a short visit with no extra spending, or a venue where staff take over supervision. The park is designed for children, and parents are expected to stay involved. Also budget for food and any optional paid activities rather than assuming the entry ticket covers everything.

Should you book MELAND CLUB?

Book it if your child is within the admission rules, enjoys active indoor play and can make good use of a large space. The combination of slides, sand pools, a wave pool and an on-site restaurant gives you a flexible family outing, while the metro stop nearby keeps the trip manageable.

Before paying, count every adult and child, check the package that matches your group, and confirm any extra activity charges that matter to your family. Bring non-slip socks, plan to supervise throughout, and treat the admission as a single-entry session. With those expectations in place, MELAND CLUB can be a practical way to let children burn off energy without relying on the weather.

FAQ

Where is MELAND CLUB in Shenzhen?

It is on the third floor of Uniwalk Shopping Center, No. 99 Xinhu Road, Bao’an District. The store is also identified with One Avenue, Qianhai, and the One City Shopping Center North District.

How do I get to the venue by metro?

Walk about 270 meters from Exit F of Bao’an Center station.

What are the opening hours?

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 store hours may vary.

Which children can enter?

The park is open to children aged 7 months to 12 years, inclusive, who are under 1.5 meters tall. Children must be accompanied by a parent. Children under 18 who are taller than 1.5 meters are treated as child-ticket holders and also need parental supervision.

Are non-slip socks required?

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

What does the standard ticket include?

The standard package includes general admission for one adult and one child for a single entry. Dining, retail and other expenses after entering the park are not included.