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Shenzhen Indoor Entertainment 2026: Go-Karting, Bowling, Trampoline, Sports Mega Parks — Prices Across Three Checkpoint Districts

Shenzhen Indoor Entertainment 2026: Go-Karting, Bowling, Trampoline, Sports Mega Parks — Prices Across Three Checkpoint Districts

Shenzhen's indoor entertainment venues offer all-you-can-play access on a single ticket, with go-karting, bowling, real ice skating, trampolining and VR shooting all available, priced from ¥80 to ¥268. This guide is organised by three border areas — Luohu, Futian and Nanshan (Shenzhen Bay) — and lists 10 named venues with addresses, covering tickets, metro exits, opening hours and how to play.

On rainy days, when it's too hot, or when you've walked until you're exhausted, Shenzhen's indoor entertainment venues are the best Plan B: go-karting, bowling, real ice skating, trampolines, VR shooting, high-rope courses — one ticket, unlimited play. Prices range from ¥80 (90 minutes of sports activities) to ¥268–298 (all-day unlimited play), a big saving compared with similar venues in Hong Kong.

Below, we've grouped 10 venues with real names, addresses and ticket information by three border crossings: Luohu, Futian and Shenzhen Bay (Nanshan), so you can pick the closest one based on where you cross the border.

1. One Ticket, Unlimited Play vs Pay-Per-Activity

TypePriceRepresentative venues
All-day unlimited play (free entry and exit within 12 hours)About ¥268 on weekdays, about ¥298 on holidaysWonderMeet, KP-FUN Trend Play Zone
Sports activities by time slotAbout ¥80 for 90 minutes; from about ¥158–168 for 2.5 hoursRound 1 "Si Pao+", Party Day Sports Super Park
Pay per activity¥30–90 per activityDongmen Town Joy City
Tech interaction / sports super parkAbout ¥260 for adults, about ¥107 for childrenBlock by Amfun (Nanshan RAILIN)

Prices are reference levels as of September 2026 and may vary on holidays and during promotions. Early-bird tickets on booking platforms (Klook / KKday / Trip.com) are usually the best deal.

2. Luohu Border Crossing Area: Play as Soon as You Clear Customs

Dongmen Town Joy City (Luohu)

Close to Luohu border crossing, this five-storey venue uses a pay-per-activity model — you pay for exactly what you play. The highlight "Extreme Challenge" zone has high-altitude cycling, aerial obstacles and a spiral slide four storeys high. There are also claw machines, dance machines, escape rooms, go-karting and a VR hall, making it a convenient stop on a day out in Dongmen.

  • Address: 3020 Shennan East Road, Renmin South Road, Luohu District
  • Transport: Metro Line 1 / Line 3, Laojie Station Exit C
  • Price: About ¥90 for roughly 2 hours of Extreme Challenge; other activities charged per item
  • Opening hours: 12:00–22:00

3. Futian Border Crossing Area: The Biggest Concentration of Large Indoor Playgrounds

WonderMeet (Futian)

One of the largest indoor playgrounds in Futian District, spanning three floors and nearly 10,000 square metres, with more than 100 activities: VR Phantom Starry Sky Dark Battle Cart, 5D Flight Theatre, Lightning Motorcycle, a real ice rink, bumper cars and bowling, plus quieter activities such as hand-made ceramics and paint-by-numbers — something for every mood.

  • Address: Floors 1 to 3, Century Plaza Mall, 3018 Shennan Middle Road, Futian District
  • Transport: Metro Line 1, Huaqiang Road Station Exit B, direct access
  • Price: About ¥268 on weekdays, about ¥298 on holidays, children's ticket about ¥168 (free entry and exit within 12 hours)
  • Opening hours: 10:00–22:00

KP-FUN Trend Play Zone (Futian)

Located in C Future City at Zhongzhou Bay, this two-floor venue focuses on trendy, thrilling activities: MR go-karting, 360-degree rotating motorcycles, Wargame, bumper cars, pool and more than 20 activities in total. One all-day ticket keeps you playing until closing time, and it has become a popular new spot for visitors to Shenzhen in recent years.

  • Address: Unit 309, Third Floor, C Future City Mall, Zhongzhou Bay, Futian District
  • Transport: Metro Line 9, Xiasha Station Exit B
  • Price: All-day ticket about ¥268 (evening tickets and children's tickets also available)
  • Opening hours: 10:00–22:00

Gjump Sports Park (Futian, UpperHills)

Not the largest in area, but the thrilling activities are concentrated here: high-altitude ziplines, leap of faith, trampolines and more, suitable for adults and slightly older children. All-day single ticket from about HK$216 (≈¥185).

  • Address: 234B, Second Floor, UpperHills (South Zone), Huafu Street, Futian District
  • Transport: Metro Line 10, Donggualing Station Exit A
  • Price: All-day single ticket from about HK$216 (≈¥185)

4. Nanshan District (Closest to Shenzhen Bay Border Crossing)

Block by Amfun Sports Super Park (Nanshan RAILIN)

Focused on tech interaction and sports challenges, with more than 60 experiences on site: roller skating, tennis, baseball, Olympic shooting and other traditional sports, plus a large number of VR experiences and electronic interactive games. It's a photo hotspot in Nanshan District.

  • Address: B1, RAILIN Mall, Block G, Phase 4, Shenwan Huiyun Centre, Baishi Third Road, Nanshan District
  • Transport: Metro Line 2 / Line 9 / Line 11, Hongshuwan South Station Exit E, about 2 minutes' walk
  • Price: Adult ticket about ¥260, children's ticket about ¥107
  • Opening hours: 10:00–22:00

Mekong River Sports Industrial Park (Shekou)

A super-large indoor sports base bringing together more than 30 sports, including a 9-metre-deep indoor diving pool, an international-standard equestrian club, a professional go-kart track and an indoor ski slope. Entry is free, with each activity charged separately — a must-visit if you want professional-grade facilities.

  • Address: 19 Haiwan Road, Shekou, Nanshan District
  • Transport: Metro Line 12, Zuopaotai East Station, about 12 minutes' walk
  • Price: Free entry, each activity charged separately
  • Opening hours: 10:00–22:00

KK PARK Indoor Skiing & Trampoline Challenge (Shekou)

Inside Mekong River Sports Town, it uses an "enoki mushroom" ski simulator to recreate skiing, so you can play all year round, and there's also a trampoline challenge zone on the same site. Weekdays 10:00–21:00, weekends and holidays 09:00–21:00.

  • Address: 1/F, Block B, Phase 2, Mekong River Sports Town, 13 Haiwan Road, Nanshan District
  • Transport: Metro Line 12, Zuopaotai East Station, about 10 minutes' walk
  • Activities: Ski simulator experience + trampoline challenge, charged per activity

Wooderful Life (Nanshan, Yitian Holiday Plaza)

A family playground built from eco-friendly natural wood, with a wooden cloud bridge, pirate bowling, flying swings and other facilities. Tickets are about HK$80 (≈¥68) on weekdays and about HK$127 (≈¥109) on holidays, a good choice if you're on a budget but still want half a day of play.

  • Address: Shop L2-1, Yitian Holiday Plaza, 9028 Shennan Boulevard, Nanshan District
  • Transport: Metro Line 1 / Line 2, Window of the World Station Exit A
  • Price: Weekday single ticket about HK$80 (≈¥68), holiday about HK$127 (≈¥109)

Jiuhai Go-Kart Club (Nanshan, OCT Harbour)

A small go-kart track designed especially for children, with both the track and the karts scaled down for safety — ideal for a child's first driving experience. It's located on L2 of OCT Harbour Shopping Centre.

  • Address: L2, OCT Harbour Shopping Centre, Nanshan District
  • Transport: Metro Line 9, Shenzhen Bay Park Station Exit E
  • Price: Charged by number of laps or by time slot (subject to on-site rates)

5. Border Crossing Transport Quick Reference

Border crossingNearest venuesRoute
Luohu border crossingDongmen Town Joy CityAfter clearing customs, transfer to Metro Line 1 / Line 3, Laojie Station Exit C, about 15 minutes
Futian border crossingWonderMeet, KP-FUNTransfer to Metro Line 4 / Line 10, then change to Line 1 or Line 9, about 25–35 minutes
Shenzhen Bay border crossingBlock by Amfun, Mekong River Sports Park20–30 minutes by bus or taxi; Metro Line 13 connecting to Line 11

Practical Tips

  • Buying tickets on booking platforms is usually cheaper than on site; for holiday sessions, it's best to buy one day in advance.
  • Go-karting, ice skating and climbing activities mostly require sports shoes; slippers are not allowed.
  • Some venues require you to sign a safety consent form; if you bring children, parents must accompany them.
  • For all-day tickets, note the "free entry and exit within 12 hours" rule — you can go out for a meal and come back.
  • Weekends 14:00–18:00 are the busiest; for a better experience, choose a weekday or go right when it opens.

FAQ

Which is best for a first visit to an indoor playground in Shenzhen?

WonderMeet in Futian has the most complete range of activities and the most convenient location (direct metro access), with one ticket covering 12 hours of unlimited play; if your itinerary is closer to Shenzhen Bay border crossing, choose Block by Amfun in Nanshan.

Can children and adults play together?

Most venues offer both adult and children's activities, and sports super parks (Party Day, Block by Amfun) mostly have children's versions of their facilities; pure children's playgrounds (Wooderful Life, Jiuhai Go-Kart) are mainly aimed at kids.

Do tickets include all activities?

Unlimited-play tickets (WonderMeet, KP-FUN, Block by Amfun) cover most activities; pay-per-activity venues (Dongmen Town Joy City) and professional facilities (Mekong River Sports Industrial Park) require separate payment per activity.

How late can you play?

Most close at 22:00, and some evening tickets let you play later; if you want to keep going at night, consider a 24-hour spa or hot spring club.

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