Located at No.2 land plot of Chenhua Rd., southwest of Sheshan Town, Songjiang District (a location between Tianma Hill and Hengshan Hill) and standing within Sheshan National Tourism & Resort Area, Shanghai Shimao Wonderland is the first theme-oriented project providing a service package taking into account catering, lodging, transportation, tourism, shopping, and entertainment needs. The land plot extends to the Xiaohebang creek in the east, Hengshan pond in the west, farmland in the north and Chenhua Rd. in the south.
The project covers a land area of 428,200 square meters and an aggregate construction area of 550,000 square meters, which fixes its position as theme park, experience center, exotic idyllic resort area and consumption center. The main part is the theme park and a modern five-star hotel built on the cliff of the quarry in Sheshan Hill with one floor above ground and 17 under ground. There are over 400 guestrooms on the first to fifteenth floors under ground, one thermal spring pool on the sixteenth floor under ground, and underwater restaurant and café on the seventeenth floor below the water surface, accompanied by a 100-meter-high waterfall alongside. The experience center offers a service package of indoor entertainment facilities, ocean world, sports & recreational center, water-face park, movie & TV heaven, super shopping mall, cuisine paradise and etc. The resort village includes 5 resorts such as European and Southern China styled ones. Shimao Wonderland is a destination for multifold experience of tour & relaxation, food & accommodations, interactions & attractions, and retail & entertainment. Characterized by its personalized and humanistic features of participation and interaction, the integral project of Shimao Wonderland is by all means an extraordinarily classic piece of art in line with the trend of experimental economy in today’s tourism industry.
The whole project started construction from Sept, 2006, and is estimated to be completed by phases in 2009 to 2010.

Latest update: 20 Aug. 2007