T2’s InTime Souvenir sits airside among the main retail strip.
You’ll find InTime Souvenir in Terminal 2 after security, mixed in with the other gift and snack shops before the mid-terminal gate clusters. It leans heavily into Shanghai-themed gifts and China-focused mementos, so it’s a decent last stop if you forgot to pick up something in the city. Expect shelves of small items rather than big luggage or electronics.
Most items sit in the mid-price bracket by airport standards: keychains, magnets, and small trinkets often land under 50–80 RMB, with boxed gifts and sets pushing higher. Stock usually includes Great Wall and Shanghai skyline motifs, along with zodiac or panda designs. Nothing here replaces a serious shopping run in town, but it does cover quick gifts for colleagues or family.
Because it’s in T2’s main post-security zone, InTime Souvenir works best as a five‑minute sweep on the way to gates serving carriers like China Eastern and other domestic airlines. The shop layout is straightforward: front tables with seasonal or high-margin items, shelves behind with more standard souvenirs. Staff typically handle payments faster than they answer product questions, so know roughly what you want before you step in.
Practical tip: if your T2 flight boards from a far-end gate in the 20s or 30s, stop at InTime Souvenir right after security; walking back from those gates can add 10–15 minutes you probably don’t have.