[Shanghai Disney Resort] Le Resort en général - le coin des petites infos

Malgré les différents (r)appels de la société de Transport en Commun de Shanghai, quelques milliers de voyageurs se sont dirigés vers Shanghai Disneyland. Ceux-ci ont été pris en charge par les équipes du resort, et après un bref tour de Disneytown (où tous les magasins, restaurants et le Walt Disney Theatre étaient bien évidemment fermés), sont repartis - parfois déçus - en direction de la station de métro Disney Resort Station ou du Wishing Star Park. Le resort a malgré tout profité du temps pluvieux pour mettre en place des échoppes ambulantes vendant "ponchos" et boissons chaudes    

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Thousands take an early look at new Disneytown.  

THOUSANDS of Metro commuters visited the new Disneytown complex at the Shanghai Disney Resort yesterday on the opening day of Line 11’s Disney Resort station.

Over 8,000 riders had traveled to the station by 5pm yesterday, according to the city’s Metro operator, visiting the resort’s shopping, dining and entertainment district, which is open to the public free of charge.

Disney staff welcomed visitors on arrival, taking photos for them and guiding them through the various unopened shops and restaurants.

Visitors could also check out the Wishing Star Park and Lake at the station’s No 1 exit, which provides the quickest access to the resort.

“I am extremely impressed by the staffers here at the resort,” a visitor, Xie Wencheng, 76, told Shanghai Daily.

“They greet every tourist warmly with big smiles.”

“Though the shops are not open yet, the environment here is comfortable and pleasant,” said another visitor, Deng Xiangping, who was was visiting with her 17-month-old son.

However, some were disappointed by the general emptiness of the business district.

“Everything was closed, and some places were still under construction,” a visitor surnamed Wu said.

“It is boring and disappointing. But my granddaughter likes the place.”

Though the shops are not open yet, visitors can buy disposable raincoats and drinks from service carts.

Features of the Disney Resort will include the Wishing Star Lake, which covers about 40 hectares — about the size of 56 football fields.

After its opening, visitors will enjoy waterfront dining and shopping, and sunset views, said the resort. At the opening of Disneyland on June 16, Disneytown will be home to 50 businesses, including the first World of Disney store in Asia.

Shanghai Daily - 27 avril 2016.

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Crowds brave drizzle to visit Disneytown as resort station opens

THOUSANDS of Metro commuters visited the Disneytown at the Shanghai Disney Resort today on the first opening day of the Line 11’s Disney Resort station.

About 3,000 passengers have traveled by the line to the station as of this noon, according to the city’s Metro operator. Many of them braved the drizzle to visit the resort’s shopping, dining and entertainment district which has been opened to the public without admission charge.

Many Disney staff welcomed the visitors at the Disneytown by guiding them and taking photos for them, though shops and restaurants are yet to open.

At opening of the Disneyland on June 16, the Disneytown will feature nearly 50 tenants including the first World of Disney store in Asia and a diverse mix of retailers – premium, affordable luxury and fast fashion options – plus restaurants.

The tenants will include well-known local and international brands including renowned restaurants Shanghai Min, Crystal Jade, and The Cheesecake Factory operated by Hong Kong Maxim’s Group.

Other high-profile brands including Food Republic, Coconut Paradise, The Dining Room, Hatsune, blue frog, Xin Wang Restaurant, BreadTalk, Toast Box, and Chow Tai Fook.

Disneytown also will feature Disney’s theatrical production of THE LION KING, presented for the first time worldwide in Mandarin, at the 1,200-seat Walt Disney Grand Theatre. This show requires a separate ticket.

Shanghai Daily - 26 avril 2016.

Le Lego Store ouvrirait déjà le 11 mai prochain (à confirmer car la firme danoise annonce toujours officiellement une ouverture au public en juin).

Situé à Disneytown, ce nouveau magasin sera le plus grand magasin lego (plus de 1.000 m²).









Début avril, Lego avait déjà ouvert son seizième LEGOLAND Discovery Centre à Shanghai (3.000 m²)



LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Shanghai :

Rides & Attractions

Factory Tour

Kingdom Quest

Miniland

Magic Bikes

Creative Workshop

4D Movie Experience

LEGO Racers: Build and Test

Physical Play

DUPLO® Farm

LEGO® Friends

Café

LEGO® Shop



LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Shanghai est situé dans la partie Ouest de Shanghai (L2, No. 196 Daduhe Road, Putuo District, Shanghai, China 200062) et est ouvert tous les jours de 10h00 à 20h00.

L'accès par les transports en commun peut se faire par métro : Ligne 13 (Daduhe Road), Ligne 2 (Zhongshan Park), Ligne 3/4 (Jinshajiang Road) ou par bus : No. 44/67/94/754/837/846/944 (Daduhe Road East Yunling Road).

Il existe un billet d'entrée combinant les visites à LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Shanghai, Madame Tussauds Shanghai et Shanghai Changfeng Ocean World.

Bonjour à tous,
Je me suis rendu aujourd'hui sur le resort. En effet pas mal de monde alors que rien n'est ouvert. Cela confirme l'intérêt des Chinois pour ce parc et de tous les ages.
Ce resort est vraiment bien... Même si toutes le boutiques sont fermées le Disney Downtown est vraiment jolie et fait penser à celui de Californie. Cela laisse présager un endroit où il fera bon vivre et de venir passer une soirée.
Chose que vous savez : Le chateau est immense...
La bonne surprise : Wishing star park. Faire le tour du lac est vraiment agréable, le site est magnifique et très fleuri. Il y a des ponts avec des sols en verre, ce qui est assez sympa. L'espace de jeu pour enfants ( Dragon fly ) est bof mais ça reste une bonne air de jeu. Il y a d'ailleurs des jeux avec de la musique et personne ne comprend ce qu'il faut faire.
Restera à éduquer la population locale : crachat, on pousse, on crie, on arrive à mobylette sur le resort depuis le rond point...
Les Cast member sont déjà au top avec de grands bonjours et "Have a magical day".
Sinon le World of Disney ouvre le 07/05 date des soft opening.
Je retourne au mois de juin avec une nuit au Disneyland Hotel et je suis vraiment impatient...

Photos supprimées car à l'envers

Toutes ces photos sont renversantes...

Disneytown (photos publiées sur Zjol.com.cn ) :

Le message semble avoir du mal à passer :  

A la veille de la Fête du Travail et de ses trois jours de congé (du 30 avril au 2 mai), Shanghai International Tourism Resort Zone communique à nouveau à la population de Shanghai, rappelant une fois de plus que si la station de métro Disney Resort Station était en service, le parc Shanghai Disneyland n'est lui pas encore accessible et que tous les commerces et restaurants ainsi que la salle de spectacle de Disneytown sont toujours actuellement fermés ! Il est recommandé au public de ne pas se rendre en masse à Shanghai Disney Resort ce weekend !

Les Shanghaïens profitent de la Fête du Travail et de ses trois jours de congé (du 30 avril au 2 mai) pour se rendre en métro à Shanghai Disney Resort. Vous noterez le ciel bleu sur ces deux photos publiées sur le réseau social chinois Weibo !





Et un reportage vidéo :

C'est fou ce monde alors que tout est fermé ! Qu'est-ce que ça va être une fois tout ouvert ! ^^

Raph-iki a écrit:

C'est fou ce monde alors que tout est fermé ! Qu'est-ce que ça va être une fois tout ouvert ! ^^

Les premières semaines ça va être la tuerie !

Je souhaite bonne chance à tous les personnes ayant réservé pour le premier mois car avec l'énorme foule qu'il y aura, plus les médias, je pense que ça va être difficile de bien profiter du parc.

frodon69 a écrit:

Raph-iki a écrit:

C'est fou ce monde alors que tout est fermé ! Qu'est-ce que ça va être une fois tout ouvert ! ^^

Les premières semaines ça va être la tuerie !

J'avoue que je suis vraiment étonné.
Je suis prof de français à l'université de Shanghai, j'ai demandé à mes étudiants s'ils voulaient y aller, mais ils n'avaient pas l'air super emballés globalement.
Ce que je trouve étonnant (et assez génial je dois avouer), c'est le nombre de personnes âgées qui sont curieuses et qui y vont.

Personnellement, je ne compte pas m'y rendre avant mes quelques jours de congés en novembre, en semaine bien sûr. Je pense que ça risque d'être vraiment la folie pendant quelques mois. :/

Après Shanghai et Nanjing, l'exposition itinérante est maintenant présentée à Hangzhou et ce jusqu'au 10 mai prochain :

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Shanghai Disney Resort Themed Exhibition Officially Arrives in Hangzhou

Counting Down to the Grand Opening, Tickets Now on Sale

The exciting Shanghai Disney Resort Themed Exhibition arrives in Hangzhou today, after its two successful stops in Shanghai and Nanjing. Guests can visit a magical Disney exhibition inside local malls, part of the celebration leading up to the resort’s official opening on June 16. The exhibition will transform Xixi in City into a special Shanghai Disney Resort experience from April 30 – May 10. The entertaining exhibition will showcase the creative highlights of the resort through themed exhibits, interactive multi-media presentations, lively performances and special Disney Character interactions.

Shanghai Disney Resort will officially open to guests on June 16, 2016. The resort will comprise Shanghai Disneyland, a theme park with six themed lands, as well as Disneytown, two world-class resort hotels, Shanghai Disneyland Hotel and Toy Story Hotel, and the Wishing Star Park recreational area. As the first Disney resort in Mainland China, Shanghai Disney Resort incorporates the relentless innovation and famous creativity of Disney in a truly magical and one-of-a-kind travel destination that is both authentically Disney and distinctly Chinese.

The traveling Shanghai Disney Resort Themed Exhibition will make stops in five major cities throughout China, including Hangzhou. At each stop, local families and friends will be invited to enjoy a sneak preview of the unique Disney storytelling experiences and innovative attractions and entertainment, all of which have been created especially for Chinese guests. The exhibition will inspire excitement for the grand opening and will help guests of all ages understand how a visit to the new Shanghai Disney Resort will “Ignite the Magical Dream” within their hearts.

At the magical Disney experience inside Xixi in City, guests will embark on a fun-filled journey through the themed Shanghai Disney Resort exhibits. Guests may stroll along the welcoming “street” known as Mickey Avenue before visiting the Gardens of Imagination display where they are able to complete a digital puzzle inspired by the Disney-themed Chinese zodiac symbols. Guests may interact with the Magic Mirror from the classic story “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” at the Fantasyland exhibit, then take off to Tomorrowland where an exciting video will give them a taste of the speed and thrills of TRON Lightcycle Power Run. They can snap a share-worthy, fun photo of themselves scaling Roaring Mountain at the Adventure Isle exhibit, and then sail off to the Treasure Cove display to relive scenes from “Pirates of the Caribbean” through an interactive game. Guests will definitely want to visit the hotels exhibit to learn about the world-class accommodations at Shanghai Disney Resort, as well as the Disneytown display to see highlights from the hit Broadway musical THE LION KING, which will be presented at Shanghai Disney Resort for first time ever in Mandarin.

During the exhibition, from April 30 to May 2, on May 7, 8 and 10, special shows will be presented at 11:00, 14:00, 16:30 and 19:30 with cheerful dancers taking to the stage for brilliant performances. During the stage shows, beloved Disney characters Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse will mingle with the audience, spreading their own magic and happiness to “Ignite the Magical Dream”.

Guests visiting the themed exhibition will have the chance to participate in raffles and enjoy other fun surprises happening throughout the event.

Ticket sales for Shanghai Disneyland began on March 28, 2016. To ensure entry to the theme park, guests are encouraged to plan their trips and purchase tickets in advance. Guests can purchase tickets to the theme park and THE LION KING, and reserve resort hotel rooms, through a variety of official channels, including:

•The official website of Shanghai Disney Resort, www.shanghaidisneyresort.com

•The Shanghai Disney Resort Reservation Center at 400-180-0000 or 86-21-3158-0000

•The official Shanghai Disney Resort store on Alitrip

•The Shanghai Disney Resort official WeChat account

•Official travel partners listed at www.shanghaidisneyresort.com

Shanghai Disney Resort - 1er mai 2016.

Les chinois natifs de Hong Kong ont un avis assez tranché sur leurs compatriotes du Continent en visite à Hong Kong Disneyland. Peut-être leurs critiques sont-elles justifiées à la vue de ces photos prises ce weekend à Shanghai Disney Resort ?

Et oui l'incivilité des guest est mondiale...

Meme pas encore ouvert et deja vandalise... Ca fait de la peine

Les Chinois sont malheureusement connus pour ça...

un article sur le sujet.
http://shanghaiist.com/2016/05/03/shanghai_disneyland_trashed_before_opening.php

le station de métro Shanghai Disneyland étant ouverte, beaucoup de monde s'est rendu dans le coin notamment le week end dernier pour la Fête du Travail (week end de 3 jours pour les chinois).
Vu l'état et dégradation à la fin du week end, ça fait craindre le pire pour l'opening.

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Shanghai Disneyland Draws Crowds—and It’s Not Even Open Yet.

SHANGHAI—On her weekend off, saleswoman Liu Jiahui and a couple of friends rode the subway for two hours and then waded through thick crowds to experience China’s newest theme park: Shanghai Disneyland—some six weeks before it officially opens.

Disneyland’s periphery is drawing thousands of people daily, as anticipation builds for the park’s long awaited opening in mid-June. Some, like Ms. Liu, rode the subway to a newly opened jumbo-size station with colorful silhouettes of Mickey Mouse on its escalators. On a multilane boulevard that passes yet-inaccessible Toy Story Hotel, a Rolls Royce was among the cars stuck in a crush of Saturday traffic that included cement mixers and utility trucks. Last week, a Shanghai air carrier said it began flying a Disney-themed Airbus A330.

The visitors are locals and tourists, including 23-year-old Liu Haiyan who ranked the proximity of Disneyland as a Shanghai must-see during her three-day trip from Anhui province. The college student, with parents in tow, peeked through a gap in green tarp to glimpse the world’s largest Disney Castle. “Very good,” she said, though hesitating when asked whether she would return later as a ticketed visitor. “A little bit expensive.”

“While we are several weeks away from our official opening, we have been impressed with the enthusiasm and excitement of our first guests,” said a spokesman for the park, run by California entertainment giant Walt Disney Co. and a group of Shanghai government companies. “The volume of guests is within our expectation and confirms our confidence in the local tourism and leisure market.”

Disney appears to be bracing for high demand initially. Peak pricing around $76 will apply during the half-month grand-opening period starting June 16, before falling to $57 for regular adult admission. Also, tickets trading online suggest premium prices for entry to trial park operations beginning May 7.

Some visitors over the long holiday weekend said increasing media coverage made them curious to tour the newly accessible and free “Disney Small Town,” as the resort’s Disneytown commercial zone translates in Mandarin. Disneytown is part of the $5.5 billion Shanghai Disney Resort, though it is technically outside the Disneyland theme park.

Families with children and elderly couples took selfies around a fountain featuring Steamboat Mickey in front of the park’s covered main gate. A hundred meters of crowd-control barriers guided a steady stream of visitors along the resort’s lakeside and over a winding red bridge toward Wishing Star Park.

Many visitors held umbrellas against the bright sun, as they strolled past Disneytown’s unopened stores, one of whom had a Lego airplane popping out of the top. The only people inside restaurants were waiters getting trained. Sightseers peeked in windows and took more selfies at the entrance to Walt Disney Grand Theater, where billboards tease coming performances of a Mandarin version of the “Lion King” musical.

Sweepers in white and blue grabbed trash as it hit the pavement. Security staff at times struggled to keep short-cutters from trampling plants. For every complaint about parking at $9.25 a day, visitors had positive comments about the clean toilets and free water. In the only business going, kiosks did brisk sales of ice pops.

The hype confused some. “Nothing up there,” said a woman after pressing for a look at a belfry decorated with mouse ears.

The spokesman said there is a broad understanding that most facilities aren’t opened yet. For many, Shanghai Disneyland has been a long wait.

“My name is Mickey,” 53-year-old Wang Jianqing said jokingly, waving a thick white glove like the one worn by Mickey Mouse. A park attendant had lent it to her. “If anyone wants to borrow the glove, I’ll let them—and a lot do,” the young man said.

As Ms. Wang and two girlfriends took photo after photo at the closed entrance to a Chinese restaurant, she said she had visited the “cute” Tokyo Disneyland once and is excited Shanghai’s park will be much larger. “I feel like I’m kind of older and I want to grab the tail of youth,” she said.

Gripping a Disneyland map and her iPhone, saleswoman Ms. Liu said she would return, despite the long subway journey. “I had wanted to take a picture with the two Mickeys,” said the 21 year old, referring to Mickey and Minnie Mouse. “I only saw the glove.”

The Wall Street Journal - 1er mai 2016.

Le Disney Store de Shanghai Lujiazui célèbre également la Journée Star Wars !

Bob Iger a été reçu par le Président chinois Xi Jinping à Pékin :



Trois articles de presse :

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Chinese President Xi Jinping meets Walt Disney CEO Robert Iger

Chinese President Xi Jinping met Thursday with Bob Iger, vice chair of US-China Business Council (USCBC) and chairman and chief executive officer of the Walt Disney Company.

There are extensive areas for China and the United States to cooperate, Xi said, calling on both sides to view the big picture, maintain and expand mutual interests and deepen practical cooperation.

Xi applauded the USCBC and Walt Disney Company for their efforts to boost bilateral relations with China.

China is striving to advance economic structural reform and foster a more open economy, Xi said. "China will provide convenience for foreign businesses, institutions and individuals to have exchanges and cooperation with China."

Xi said economic cooperation is an important component of China-U.S. relations and that China and the United States, with strong economic complementarity, enjoy great potential for cooperation.

"China is in favor of reaching a bilateral investment treaty through negotiations at an early date," Xi said.

Acknowledging the importance of U.S.-China cooperation, particularly in trade, Iger said the the U.S. supports an early investment treaty through negotiations, which will help businesses in both countries to expand cooperation on the basis of mutual respect and benefit.

Disney attaches great importance to promoting the culture exchanges between the U.S. and China. The Shanghai Disney Resort, which will open soon, will work to offer safe, quality and pleasant services to the Chinese visitors, Iger said.

Shanghai Disney Resort, Disney's first theme park on the Chinese mainland, is located in Shanghai's premier development zone of Pudong and is expected to open on June 16.

CCTV - 6 mai 2016.

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Disney Chairman Bob Iger Meets Chinese President Xi Jinping Ahead of Shanghai Theme Park Opening

The president is said to have applauded Disney's efforts to boost bilateral relations with China.

Disney CEO and chairman Bob Iger was welcomed by Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday for a rare official meeting in Beijing.

The tete-a-tete comes one month before Disney is set to throw open the doors on its Shanghai Disney Resort theme park, which has been over $5.5 billion and 15 years in the making.

"China and the United States share common interests," Xi told Iger, according to the state-backed news service Xinhua, which was in the room during the meeting.

"The two countries' economies are complementary and there is great potential and wide prospects for trade cooperation," Xi added, saying that China would facilitate more exchange with foreign companies and organizations

The Chinese president is also said to have applauded Walt Disney Company — and the U.S. China Business Council (USCBC), where Iger serves as vice chair — for their efforts to boost bilateral relations with China. Xi offered his congratulations to Iger on the planned opening of Shanghai Disney Resort on June 16.

Some local commentators noted that it was an unusual honor for a private business leader to be greeted by the president at the Great Hall of the People, the ceremonial seat of China's legislature.

Iger agreed to the importance of extending trade ties between the two nations, stating: "What The Walt Disney Company has been able to achieve in China, I think, is a perfect example of cooperation, but it also came after years of understanding, years of building up a deep respect for one another and appreciation for each other’s interests.”

The Disney chief has met the Chinese president before, but Thursday's gathering was understood to be their first one-on-one meeting in Beijing. During his state visit to the U.S. in September, Xi took part in a business roundtable in Seattle attended by Iger, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Warren Buffet and other elite U.S. business leaders.

Xi comments about the importance of bilateral cooperation come amid a backdrop of growing tension between China and Western media and entertainment interests. Over the past few months, Xi has given a succession of speeches to China's tech and media giants, emphasizing — or ordering — strict adherence to the Communist Party line, while also arguing for the elevation of "China's core socialist values" over Western cultural interference.

In April, China blocked the websites of the Economist and Time magazine. Apple Inc. and Dinsey are among the latest to get swept up in the crackdown on Western content. Apple's popular iMovies and iBooks services abruptly went dark there late last month, with local reports indicating that the closures were ordered by Chinese regulators. Days later, news came that DisneyLife, a China-based OTT platform set up by Alibaba to stream licensed Disney movies, cartoons, games and more, had suffered a similar closure some weeks prior. Both companies have said they hope to get the services up and running again.

The Hollywood Reporter - 5 mai 2016.

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Disney’s Bob Iger Meets China President Xi Jinping

Disney chairman and CEO Bob Iger Thursday met with China’s powerful president Xi Jinping. The meeting took place at the ceremonial Great Hall of the People in Beijing.

It is considered rare for Xi to meet with foreign business leaders, especially in public. Iger is also vice chairman of the U.S.-China Business Council.

The meeting took place some six weeks before the opening of the Shanghai Disney Resort theme park in Shanghai.

It also took place shortly after it emerged that China had closed down DisneyLife, a streaming video service that Disney launched at the end of 2015 in a joint venture with Alibaba.

Xi is understood to have called for the deepening of cultural and commercial relations between China and the U.S.
“China will provide convenience for foreign businesses, institutions and individuals to have exchanges and cooperation with China,” official news agency Xinhua reported Xi as saying. “China is in favor of reaching a bilateral investment treaty through negotiations at an early date.”

His comments also come at a time when a growing number of foreign companies operating in China have complained about rules, regulations and business practices being loaded in favor of Chinese businesses and against foreign enterprises.

“Against the current backdrop, it’s very important for China and the US to deepen economic and trade cooperation and we support to reach China-US bilateral investment treaty through talks as early as possible, which is beneficial to enterprises and companies in both two countries,” Iger said according to a CCTV transcript. “The Walt Disney Company highly values the cultural exchange between China and the US. Shanghai Disney Resort will spare no efforts to provide safe and high-quality service for all the guests.”

In the entertainment sector, the recently introduced rules on foreign media joint ventures is one such complaint. Another area of possible contention will come from February next year when China’s rules on film imports, quotas and local distribution come up for discussion and renewal

Variety - 5 mai 2016.

Deux communications de Shanghai Disney Resort à la veille du weekend :

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Shanghai Disney Resort to Begin Trial Operations on May 7

Cast Members, Invited participants will help test select offerings on select dates to ensure a magical experience for everyone at Shanghai Disney Resort’s Grand Opening on June 16

Shanghai Disney Resort today announced that it will begin a six-week Trial Operations period with invited participants on May 7, leading up to the resort’s Grand Opening on June 16, 2016.

A Trial Operations period is a key pre-opening step for all Walt Disney Parks and Resorts destinations and major attractions around the world. At Shanghai Disney Resort, the Trial Operations period allows invited participants to experience select attractions, entertainment and dining on select dates.

Invited participants for Trial Operations will be limited to Shanghai Disney Resort Cast Members (the term used for Disney employees) and select resort partners and stakeholders, and participation will be on a strictly invitation-only basis. Not all offerings will be available for testing during Trial Operations.

Participation in this Trial Operations period is invitation-only.

Shanghai Disney Resort - 6 mai 2016.  

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Shanghai Disney Resort Signs Strategic Alliance with China UnionPay

China UnionPay Becomes Official Card of Shanghai Disney Resort and Official Sponsor of Soaring Over the Horizon Attraction

Shanghai Disney Resort and China UnionPay have entered into a multi-year strategic alliance which recognizes China UnionPay as an official alliance participant and the official card of Shanghai Disney Resort. Additionally, China UnionPay will be the presenting sponsor of the Soaring Over the Horizon attraction.

Located in Adventure Isle area of the theme park, Soaring Over the Horizon will make its official world premiere at Shanghai Disneyland on June 16, when the resort has its official grand opening. The attraction transports guests on an incredible around-the-world journey—“flying” over Earth’s iconic landmarks, cities and natural attractions, including such Chinese locales as the Great Wall and the Shanghai skyline, as well as such international destinations as Sydney Harbor and the Matterhorn mountain in the Swiss Alps, among many others.

Through this agreement, guests will be able to use their China UnionPay cards at point of sale locations throughout the resort, including in Shanghai Disneyland, World of Disney Store and Spoonful of Sugar in Disneytown, and at the two resort hotels – Shanghai Disneyland Hotel and Toy Story Hotel.

“We look forward to helping Shanghai Disney Resort welcome millions of guests, both from China and from throughout the world, to this world-class destination. China UnionPay will be the official card throughout the resort,” said Ying Hu, Assistant President of China UnionPay.

“We are pleased to have China UnionPay join Shanghai Disney Resort as our newest alliance participant,” said Philippe Gas, General Manager of Shanghai Disney Resort.  “Soaring Over the Horizon is a very special attraction, which we know our guests are going to love. We are excited to have China UnionPay join us in presenting this incredible experience.”

Shanghai Disney Resort - 6 mai 2016.

The_Beast a écrit:

Je trouve les deux hotels sympathiques, chacun differents et bien dans leur gamme de prix...

Le Shanghai Disneyland Hotel est splendide ! J'adore vraiment le style Art Deco et ca rend vraiment super bien ici. Les lounges dedies a fantasia sont splendides ! Une chose est sure, si j'ai la chance de pouvoir aller a Shanghai, j'economiserai un peu plus pour aller dans cet hotel !

Le style de l'Hôtel n'est pas de l'Art Déco, mais de l'Art Nouveau. L'Art Déco a des formes un peu plus cubiques que l'Art Nouveau.

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Shops of Disney Resort attract visitors in Shanghai

Tourists pose for photos at a souvenir shop in the Disney Town of the Disney Resort in Shanghai, east China, May 7, 2016. Two shops in the Disney Town opened on Saturday, when the Shanghai Disneyland, Disney's first theme park in the Chinese mainland, started an operational test.

Shanghai Daily - 7 mau 2016.