Brief (coffeeyo.com): For the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays, the Shanghai Sports Museum stays open with free admission, while its in-house 150 Cafe rolls out festival drinks and the gift shop debuts a wave of new sports-themed merchandise at 88% off.
Full moon for Mid-Autumn, joyous welcome for National Day.
When Mid-Autumn reunion meets the motherland’s birthday,
come to the Shanghai Sports Museum
and feel the double-festival atmosphere in sports history.
The museum is open as usual during the holiday.
Between exhibits, the 150 Cafe brings festival specials.
The gift shop welcomes a major launch of new products.
Full of benefits — come and check in!
Museum holiday opening notice
Dear citizens and friends,
On the occasion of the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays,
the Shanghai Sports Museum extends its most sincere festival greetings!
The museum is free and reservation-free, open to the public.
Opening hours
Mid-Autumn holiday (September 25–27)
National Day holiday (October 1–7)
Daily 9:30–16:30 (last entry 16:00)
Third exhibition hall multimedia multi-dimensional show times
10:30, 15:00
During the holiday, the in-museum 150 Cafe and gift shop
launch rich discount activities — welcome to experience.
Tired from browsing?
Step over to the 150 Cafe by the museum,
sit and rest a while, sip a refreshing drink,
and feel the unique sports-and-culture warmth here.
As a cultural public space of the Shanghai Sports Museum,
this is both a great spot to rest
and, in many visitors’ hearts,
a downtown hidden-gem sports-themed cafe.
Its retro, elegant setting and great-value drinks
have won the affection of many citizens and tourists.
150 Cafe · limited-time double-festival offer
Period: now through October 7
The refreshing medium iced lemon tea
for just 9 yuan during the limited period.
One sip of sweet-tart — dispel the autumn heat.
During the festival, orders paid in full of 39 yuan or more,
with a paper receipt or mini-program order record,
may receive a fine small gift.
*Limited quantity; please ask in-store staff for details.
A drink in hand doubles the joy of browsing.
After coffee, visit the gift shop
and take the sports culture “home.”
This double festival, the gift shop welcomes a big wave of new arrivals,
plus festival-exclusive discounts — don’t miss them!
Gift shop · new arrivals · double-festival treats
Three in-house-designed signature items debut.
· Using the passport as a creative vehicle, a youth sports-growth stamp-collection handbook. It blends Shanghai city landmarks, the white magnolia, and diverse sports elements, turning every sports experience into a “journey check-in.”
· Inspired by the ping-pong paddle, red enamel recreates the intense match colors, with a red-cord and fine-gold-chain dual design accented by a pearl bead. It fuses the passion of table tennis with elegant jewelry, condensing the fighting spirit onto the wrist and carrying wishes of striving ahead and triumphant success — a wearable sports-culture keepsake.
· Freely DIY-combinable chain brooch badges, using safety pins as the carrier with detachable enamel pendants — the Sports Building, white magnolia, champion trophy, and colorful beads — to mix and match at will and unlock diverse looks.
In addition,
2026 Tennis Masters merchandise also debuts fresh.
The fiery tennis-tournament vibe arrives.
Three Masters-themed items launch together:
a cute soft carrot-energy lucky pendant,
a lively fun-racket lucky pendant,
and a versatile photo-ready Masters visor —
carry the tournament’s passion and fun with you.
Double-festival exclusive benefit:
During the event, the whole gift shop is 12% off!
(This offer does not stack with the questionnaire benefit.)
Mid-Autumn full moon, celebrate National Day. This holiday, why not meet family and friends, step into the Shanghai Sports Museum, watch a multi-dimensional show, read the stories of sports history, check in at the 150 Cafe’s festival drinks, pick out beloved merchandise, and spend a fulfilling, leisurely double-festival time.
*The organizer reserves the final right of interpretation for the above activities.
Source: Xinmin Evening News. Author: Shanghai Sports.
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