Shanghai Disney Resort is the first Disney park resort in mainland China and the sixth Disney park resort globally. Opened on June 16, 2016, it is a collaboration between The Walt Disney Company and Shanghai Shendi Group, encompassing a blend of classic Disney storytelling and characters with all-new experiences tailored specifically for the people of China. Spanning 963 acres in Pudong, Shanghai, it features the Shanghai Disneyland park, two themed hotels, a shopping district called Disneytown, and Wishing Star Park, a recreational area with beautiful gardens and a walking path. Major attractions include the Enchanted Storybook Castle, the tallest Disney castle; Treasure Cove, the first pirate-themed land in a Disney park; and Tomorrowland, which includes the TRON Lightcycle Power Run. The resort combines traditional Chinese culture with Disney's magical experience, offering something for every visitor, from thrilling rides and Broadway-style shows to exquisite dining and shopping.
We came here straight after Paris Disney which we rated highly. Sadly July is a no to visit this place. It was local school holidays and we went on a Monday. The heat and lack of shade and indoor eati..
The walk to the entrance if by tour bus is half an hour. Once you get to the gate area, there's so many zigzag barriers that even on a not so busy day, you have to walk round and round on what otherwi..
A below average Disneyland experience despite excellent hardware. I had fast pass to save time but still felt like I was a semi-finished good in a conveyance belt. My feeling is that 50% of the staffs..
It was rainy, hot, and humid so I wouldn't recommend going in June. BUT the air conditioning was excellent once you got into buildings. The Zootopia area is incredible and so cute! I also loved the Ja..
Good but was quite disappointed with the handling of the queues for the shows by the staff and the waiting period was terrible. People were cutting lies trying to go over you and the entertainment sh..