Shanghai Circus World station, Metro station in Zhabei District, China
Shanghai Circus World station is an underground metro stop on Line 1 in Zhabei, running beneath Gonghexin Road. The station features two parallel tracks with a central island platform that efficiently directs passengers toward both train directions.
The station opened on December 28, 2004, as part of Line 1's northern extension project. This project linked Shanghai Railway Station with residential areas further north and significantly improved transportation connections.
The station name comes from the adjacent Shanghai Circus World, a venue hosting regular acrobatic performances that blend traditional skills with contemporary production methods. You can feel this entertainment focus walking through the connected spaces.
Four exits provide access to different sections of Gonghexin Road, with exits 1 and 4 on the south side and exits 2 and 3 on the north side. This layout helps you reach your desired location above ground quickly.
The station connects directly to Shanghai Circus World, a performance center with a large venue hall. The building stands out with its distinctive golden dome roof, which becomes visible when you enter the connected spaces.
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