Clear immigration and collect luggage; expect 45–90 minutes depending on queues — plan a taxi or Maglev into the city. The Maglev runs early morning but schedules vary so confirm day-of.
Walk through People’s Square and visit Shanghai Museum for ancient Chinese art and ceramics; museum hours are typically 9:00am–5:00pm and it's closed some Mondays, so today (Sunday) should be open.
Window-shop Nanjing Road then walk the Bund for skyline views and photo ops; the Bund is open 24/7 and lovely at sunset and after dark when the skyline lights up.
Grab a quick breakfast (hotel or café) so you can arrive at Shanghai Disneyland at opening; park gates usually open around 9:00am but early entry and times can change so check the official schedule.
Spend the day enjoying themed lands, parades and signature rides like TRON Lightcycle and Pirates; park hours typically run 9:00am–7:00/8:00pm — check the official app for ride wait times and show schedules.
High-speed train takes about 2h–2h30m; book second-class seats for best value and arrive at Ningbo station to transfer to Shenjiamen bus/ferry connections.
Coach or taxi to Shenjiamen harbor (~1h) then ferry to Putuo Island (~1h); ferry schedules vary—check the port schedule and aim to catch a morning/early-afternoon sailing.
Start exploring the main temple cluster — Puji Temple is central and usually open from early morning until late afternoon (approx. 8:00am–5:00pm); take in the peaceful temple architecture and coastal views.
Visit Fayu Temple’s cliff-side setting and then hike or take cable lift to Foding Peak for panoramic coastal views; temples typically open by 8:00–8:30am and close around 5:00pm.
Enjoy a relaxed evening meal — try steamed shellfish and local vegetable dishes; some restaurants close earlier in the off-season, so confirm before you go.
If time allows, visit Lingyin Temple and the Feilai Feng grottoes; the temple is open roughly 7:30am–5:30pm and is a highlight of Hangzhou’s religious sites.
If you missed it earlier, visit the Shanghai Museum (usually 9:00am–5:00pm) for great Chinese art collections; admission is generally free but online reservation is recommended.
If you have an evening flight or train, leave for the airport/train station allowing ample time for travel and check-in; otherwise relax for one last night in Shanghai.