International Women's Day is a day to honor the achievements and rights of women around the world. It is the perfect time to honor yourself and the women in your life with different activities. In Shanghai, there are many options to choose from, as the city has prepared a variety of cultural and tourism events. Here are a few exclusive offers for women that you don't want to miss.

Shanghai Disneyland

Enter the magical world of Disneyland after 3 pm on March 8 and get a discounted ticket for only 299 yuan ($41.53). The ticket is 224 yuan for children, seniors, and guests with disabilities. Experience the enchantment of Disney characters and attractions！

Oriental Pearl Tower

Get a stunning view of the city from the second sphere of the tower and enjoy a cruise along the Huangpu River for only 38 percent of the original price. Marvel at Shanghai's skyline and its historical landmarks along the river to feel the charm of the metropolis.

Shanghai Wild Animal Park

See amazing wildlife and interact with animals at the park for half-price – only 82.5 yuan – from now until March 10. There is also a ladies' double ticket for 198 yuan instead of 330 yuan. Meet the cute and exotic animals and learn more about their habitats and conservation.

Shanghai Happy Valley

Explore the Happy Valley with a half-price ticket for 130 yuan for ladies or a double ticket for 366 yuan regardless of gender. Enjoy the thrilling rides and feel the joy and excitement of the park.

Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park

Dive into the deep sea and explore the wonders of the ocean at Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park. Get a special ticket for 199 yuan from now until March 22. Discover diverse marine life and the mysterious underwater world and have fun with aquatic shows and activities.

Shanghai Romance Park

Women's Day special tickets for the Shanghai Romance Park priced at 199 yuan are available till March 10 and valid through May 5.

The park at the former Shanghai World Expo site on the banks of the Huangpu River is famous for its diverse song and dance performances such as The Romantic Show of Shanghai.

The stage spectacular captures the charm of Shanghai's culture and is a visual feast for visitors.

In addition, there are old-time streets and city scenes to encourage visitors to dress up in traditional Chinese costumes, appreciate exquisite time-honored artworks, and embark on a vintage journey.

China Maritime Museum

Women can enjoy a half-price discount on adult tickets to the China Maritime Museum for 15 yuan each on March 8.

Located beside Dishui Lake in Pudong New Area, China Maritime Museum is the largest and highest-quality museum of its kind in the country. The museum consists of six main exhibition areas – Chinese Navigation History, Ships, Navigation & Ports, Marine Affairs & Sea Safety, Seafarers and Military Navigation.

There are also two dedicated halls for fishing boats and maritime sports, as well as a planetarium, 4D cinema, and children's amusement center.

Jin Mao Tower 88F Observation Deck

The Jinmao Tower Observation Deck is one of Shanghai's famous high-altitude viewing platforms. It is located on the 88th floor of the Jin Mao Tower in the Lujiazui area of Shanghai's Pudong New Area.

From now to March 10, the site is offering special ticket prices: double tickets for 168 yuan, adult tickets for 98 yuan, student tickets for 60 yuan, and child tickets for 50 yuan. The standard ticket price is 120 yuan each.

The observation deck's 360-degree view of Shanghai is nothing short of breathtaking. If you are brave, you can also experience the thrill of the observation deck's Skywalk, which allows harnessed visitors the chance to walk outside on a transparent walkway.

Shanghai JiuShi Art Museum

From March 8 to 10, the "Leading the Trend for 70 Years - Exhibition of Classic Designs from the Compasso d'Oro Award in Italy" will be open to women for free.

There will be two guided tours daily during the event, starting at 14:00 and 15:00, each lasting approximately 45 minutes.

City Sightseeing Bus

Shanghai City Sightseeing Bus offers visitors a convenient hop-on, hop-off service that takes in all the major tourist destinations in the city.

The eye-catching red double-decker buses operate four routes (Urban Tourism Lines 1, 2, 3, and 5) with over 30 designated stops including the People's Square, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, The Bund, the City God Temple, Xintiandi, Middle Huaihai Road shopping street, the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Nanpu Bridge, China Art Museum, South Bund, the Old Wharf, Riverfront Greenbelt, and North Bund.

On March 8, women who purchase tickets for the City Sightseeing Bus offline can receive free handmade chocolate from France, limited to 200, available on a first-come, first-served basis.

 

Sources: "shanghaitourism" and "Shanghaifabu" WeChat accounts, CFP