Shanghai Circus World

Day 36, we jumped on the metro to Nanjing Road East Station and then headed for The Bund. From here you can see the view of the financial district from the other side of the river... Shanghai skyline is a brilliant sight. We are sooo famous that we were asked to have a picture taken, umm not this time no. We then purchased a return ticket on The …

Okay, so we slept in once again. I guess all of the traveling has slowly caught up to us, but we feel really refreshed today. After a quick pick-me-up meal from the hostel, we walked down the road 15 or 20 minutes to a small office selling train tickets. We needed to buy tickets for our next day's day-trip to Hangzhou and to Nanjing. Due to the …

00:05 Even though the room is so comfortable and we're not unpacked yet, Mickell is making us leave to go look at the lights of "the bund" on a little night walk.  Based on what I saw from the taxi ride, I'm not too concerned to go out at night and the lights were fantastic. 00:55 Well, they turn the lights off at midnight I guess.  Even …

One more flight on our itinerary took us from Guilin to Shanghai and upon arrival we took the 300km per hour (400km during certain hours) Maglev train from the airport to Pudong and then connected to one of the busiest areas of Shanghai, East Nanjing Street, for our next home. Ming Town Youth hostel was excellently located right behind the …

... taking. There would be no messing around today, no scams, no leaving anything to chance. We also booked some tickets to Shanghai Circus World, an acrobatic show recommended in our guide book. Our first stop via cab was the Shanghai Art Museum. In line, ...

... was just the three of us. We took the metro: taking line four from Linping Lu down to Century Ave, then transferring lines. Shanghai Circus World has its own stop and it's only two or three away from Century Ave. We had to cross a very busy intersection ...

... subway. Since it was getting late, we needed to head out towards our evening entertainment-Circus world! The saying is "If you miss Shanghai's Circus World, you miss Shanghai"! We are not sure if that is entirely true, but we would definitely go ...

... I left, I took the subway for a brief stop at the hotel, then I got back on the subway and went to the Shanghai Acrobat Show at Circus World.  It was very cool!  I was sitting next to two guys from South America so we chatted about the ...

... for ERA: Intersection in Time, the multi-million dollar acrobat/circus show that runs daily. Fetchingly modern, Shanghai Circus World boasts a revolving stage, computer controlled lighting, mirrored cage and digital water curtain. ...

... price in half, then start to bargain. Trust me, it works and it's fun. We ended the day in an amazing show, the Shanghai Circus World. For 1h 40 min your eyes are riveted to the scene where acrobats are doing the most amazing things. The show ends with 8 ...

... for breakfast, lunch and dinner...Strange! We spent the rest of the morning booking hotels up until January. We then went to Shanghai Circus World to get tickets for the ERA acrobatic show show for this evening. We paid ¥290 for the tickets but I ...

... all criticising Britain and the US. We went to eat out fairly early at around 5 o'clock. We then headed to Shanghai circus world to watch a performance by the Shanghai acrobats. Some of the stunts they performed were really amazing. We then headed ...

... ), then a 40 minute boat tour around the Hangpu river. In the evening we went to a show called ERA at the Shanghai Circus World, it was an acrobatic show which was absolutely out of this world, like nothing we have ever seen before. Unfortunately we ...

... from the hotel experience, I got a chance to ride the Shanghai Metro Station Line 1. I also had a chance to see Shanghai Circus World tourist attraction every day since it is located in between Motel 168 and our office. The travel time usually takes 15 ...