Shanghai with a full day at Disneyland in the middle of it, and no shopping stops anywhere. That second part is rarer than it sounds at this price.
Day 1 is Nanjing Road, the Pop Mart flagship and The Bund at dusk. Day 2 is the old city, the Chenghuang Temple and Yu Garden bazaar, Zhangyuan, and the Lujiazui skyscrapers across the river with the Oriental Pearl Tower from the ground. Day 3 is yours inside Shanghai Disneyland from opening to the fireworks. Day 4 is free and easy until the airport.
Philippine Airlines flies you both ways, with one October departure routed on China Eastern instead. Checked baggage is included, 23kg plus 7kg hand carry.
Prices move with the date. The cheapest departures are ₱38,935 per person, which is USD 599, and the dearest is ₱51,935, or USD 799, for the January 20 date. Pick your dates in the booking box and the price follows.
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Booking Information – Upon booking, please expect an email from us with your voucher, your reminders and what happens next.
Airfare – This package does not include your flights. Book your own, then tell us your arrival and departure times so we can set your transfers and your tour around them.
Hotel – Rooms are twin sharing. Standard check-in is 2PM and check out is 12NN unless the itinerary says otherwise. Early check-in and late check-out are subject to availability and fees. Children are arranged in the same room as their parents. If an extra room is needed, or for special requests, additional costs will apply.
Dates – The rate holds until 31 December 2026 and is not available over Christmas, New Year or public holidays. Rates are subject to change and all rooms are subject to availability.
Prices run from ₱38,935 to ₱51,935 per person on twin sharing, which is USD 599 to USD 799, depending on the date. The booking box lists every departure with its own price, so pick your dates there and the figure updates. The cheapest is 16 October 2026 and the dearest is 20 January 2027.
Yes, a one day weekday ticket. If your park day falls on a Chinese weekend or a public holiday there is a USD 35 per person surcharge, about ₱2,275, because the ticket price changes. Everything you eat, drink or buy inside the park is yours, and the guide does not come in with you.
No. JSC sells it as a non mandatory shopping package, so there are no jade, silk or medicine stops. Nanjing Road and the Yu Garden bazaar are on the itinerary, but those are places people want to go.
Yes, and we handle it. You travel on a China group visa, which costs USD 40 per person, about ₱2,600, collected with your tour fee. It is a group document, so you enter and leave China together with the group.
Not many. Three hotel breakfasts, one lunch and one dinner across four days. That is the trade for the Disneyland day and the low headline price. Shanghai is a good city to eat in independently, but budget for it.
Yes, one piece at 23kg plus 7kg of hand carry. The fuel surcharge of USD 30 is separate and is not in the headline price.
Two. A Huangpu River cruise at USD 30, and the Oriental Pearl Tower second sphere with Bicester Village at USD 50. Booked together they are USD 80, which is exactly the two added up, so the bundle is one booking rather than a discount.
A child from 2 to 6 years old without their own bed is USD 50 less than the adult, about ₱3,250 off. From 6 years old local rules require their own bed and they pay the adult rate. Tell us the ages when you book.
A deposit of USD 300 per person, about ₱19,500, within three days of confirming. It is non refundable and it cannot be transferred to another departure. The rest is due one month before you travel.
