Pandemic Shanghai Yuyuan Opening Hours Reservation for Entry-Tour Tips

Shanghai Yuyuan Garden will gradually reopen to the public on March 20. The number of tickets will be limited at that time, and admission to the park requires an advance reservation and relevant documents. As of today, most of Shanghai's scenic spots have recovered, but most scenic spots also implement reservation-based admission measures.

Shanghai Yuyuan Management Office stated that with the approval of superior authorities, Shanghai Yuyuan, a national key cultural relics protection unit, will resume limited opening from March 20. In order to effectively prevent and control the epidemic, tickets for Yuyuan Garden can only be purchased through the online platform "real-name time-sharing reservation" and are subject to availability. Relevant announcements are as follows:

1. Opening hours:

9:00-15:45 (no admission at 15:00, cleared at 15:45)

The park is closed every Monday (except national statutory holidays)

2. Visiting entrance:

No. 279, Yuyuan Old Street, Huangpu District

3. Open area:

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Yu Garden is open on a limited basis, and only outdoor and open-air areas can be visited.

4. Online reservation and ticket purchase guide:

Yuyuan Garden tickets are sold on all major online travel platforms through "real-name time-sharing reservation" and are subject to availability. Tourists can make an appointment to purchase tickets with their ID card/Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan ID card/passport (one ID card can only purchase one ticket per day). When entering the park, you can enter the park with the original ID card/Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan ID card/passport used when booking tickets for registration and verification.

5. Traffic restriction measures:

1. Morning session 9:00-12:00, ***500 tickets (including full-price tickets and half-price tickets)

2. Afternoon session 12:00-15:00, ***500 tickets (including full-price tickets and half-price tickets)

6. Admission process:

1 , Visitors to the park must wear masks at all times, and please keep a distance of more than 1.5 meters when queuing and visiting the park to avoid gathering.

2. Suishen code + temperature measurement + ID card + real-name registration

a. Before entering the park, you must show your real-time "Suishen code", and the "Suishen code" verification display Only those who are green can enter the park. If it shows yellow or red, entry will be refused;

b. Cooperate with the on-site staff to measure the body temperature. If the temperature is _37.3℃, entry will be refused;

c. Present the original ID card/Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan ID card/passport used when booking tickets, and authentic and valid documents related to discount tickets for verification to enter the park;

d. Fill in the "Shanghai Yuyuan Management Office Tourist Information Registration Form", Register with your real name to enter the park.

3. During the epidemic prevention and control period, Yuyuan Garden temporarily does not accept group visits and physical tickets.

4. Welcome to follow the "Shanghai Yuyuan Public Service Account" on WeChat and get the "Yuyuan Free Official Audio Guide" to enjoy the Yuyuan Garden.

Visitors are kindly requested to actively cooperate with Yu Garden in opening operations during the epidemic prevention and control period, abide by the relevant prevention and control regulations of the garden, and visit the garden in a civilized, orderly and safe manner.

As a well-known representative attraction in the old city of Shanghai, Shanghai Yuyuan Garden is a must-see for tourists at home and abroad. The many time-honored restaurants in Yuyuan Garden are also favorites of Shanghai locals. Every year from the Spring Festival to the Lantern Festival, the lantern festival is crowded with tourists and very lively.

Previously, due to the sudden outbreak of COVID-19, Shanghai Yuyuan Garden decided to cancel the Lantern Festival on New Year’s Eve, January 24, and Yuyuan Garden also announced its closure on the same day. After more than a month, with the epidemic under effective control, Yuyuan Mall began to resume work. March 14 is the first weekend when some attractions in Shanghai resume operations. In Yu Garden, the number of customers and tourists is also gradually increasing. Several time-honored brands have opened for dine-in dining. There are 18 markets of various types in the Yuyuan area, with a total of more than 4,000 shops. At present, public spaces such as the Jiuqu Bridge in Yuyuan Garden have been opened to tourists, and the lanterns have not been removed, but the lights are not turned on at night.

The time-honored Green Wave Corridor, located beside the Jiuqu Bridge in Yuyuan Garden, Shanghai, has begun to restore Dine-in, this is also the first restaurant in Yuyuan business district to resume dine-in. Green Wave Gallery, which was originally open until 21:30, has adjusted its business hours to 11:00-14:00 for lunch and 17:00-19:00 for dinner.

Five days after the resumption of dine-in dining at Green Wave Gallery, Shanghai’s time-honored Chunfeng Songyuelou and Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop in the Yuyuan business district also opened for dine-in dining. The business hours of Chunfeng Songyue Building are adjusted from the original 7:00-21:00 to 10:00-18:00, and the open area is limited to dine-in on the first floor; the business hours of Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop are from 8:00-21:00 Adjusted to 11:00-18:00, the opening area is the boat hall. At the same time, the Nanjing East Road store and Wujiang Road store of Nanxiang Mantou Store have also resumed dine-in dining.

Yuyuan Mall has adjusted its original eight entrances and exits, retaining only three main entrances on Fuyou Road, Jiuxiaochang Road, and Fangbang Middle Road. At the same time, all people entering the mall, including tourists, employees, delivery personnel, etc., are required to wear masks, and have their QR code measured and displayed at the entrance. People with a body temperature exceeding 37.3 degrees will not be allowed to enter the park.

Currently, the operating hours of Yuyuan Mall are 8:00-20:00, and will be gradually adjusted in the future depending on the progress of epidemic prevention and control in Shanghai and the recovery of passenger flow in the business district.