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Shanghai Disney Resort

Opened in June 2016 as mainland China's first Disney resort, comprising the theme park and Disneytown, which is free to enter

Visitor info

Opening hours
08:30-21:30, adjusted seasonally
Ticket
From CNY 475 on regular days, higher on peak/special peak days (dynamic pricing)

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

Opened in June 2016 as mainland China's first Disney resort, comprising the theme park and Disneytown, which is free to enter. The park features Treasure Cove, a Pirates of the Caribbean themed land unique worldwide; TRON Lightcycle Power Run is Disney's first motorcycle-style roller coaster anywhere; and the Enchanted Storybook Castle is the largest and tallest castle in any Disney park; the parade and the nighttime fireworks show are signature staples. Dynamic pricing applies, with prices rising on holidays and during summer vacation, and queues for popular attractions often exceed two hours — it is advisable to buy tickets in advance and use the queue card in the official app.

Getting there: Metro Line 11, Disney Station

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