Shanghai Disneyland (2016) - Le Parc en général

Le 28 mars va être stressant, j'espère que le site ne va pas saturer, mais que j'ai hâte! Je m'efforce de ne pas regarder trop de photo pour me garder la surprise, même si je sais que le parc sera bien blindé pour l'ouverture!

Les choses se mettent en place pour la vente de séjours à Shanghai Disney Resort !

Citation :

Official Travel Providers to Help Create the Magic of Shanghai Disney Resort Across Mainland China

Shanghai Disney Resort recently celebrated its new cooperation with over 30 leading Chinese online and offline travel agencies.

The new official travel providers of Shanghai Disney Resort will develop and market creative tour packages to guests throughout China to ensure the most magical vacation experience possible.

Shanghai Disney Resort will welcome its first official guests on June 16, 2016 and tickets for Shanghai Disneyland – an authentically Disney, distinctly Chinese destination with world-class attractions and premium guest experiences – will go on sale to the public beginning March 28, 2016. On that date, guests will be able to purchase theme park tickets, tickets to the resort’s THE LION KING Broadway show and make hotel reservations through the following authorized channels:

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

•The Shanghai Disney Resort Reservation Center at 400-180-0000 or 86-21-31580000

•Our official travel providers. A listing of official travel providers can be found below.

-   CYTS Anhui Co., Ltd

-   Beijing Qunar Software Technology Company Limited

-   Changzhou Yikuaiqu Travel Agency Company Limited

-   Chengdu China Youth Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   Chongqing China Travel Service (Group) Co., Ltd

-   China Travel Service Fujian

-   Guangdong Nanhu International Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   GZL International Travel Service Ltd

-   Hanhai Information Technology Company (Shanghai) Limited (IPH)

-   Hangzhou Sheng Du Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   Hubei Comfort International Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   Hunan Overseas Travel Co., Ltd

-   Jiangsu Comfort International Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   Liaoning Comfort International Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   Nanjing Fenghuang Holiday Travel Co., Ltd

-   Nanjing Tuniu International Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   Shandong Jiahua Culture International Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   Shanghai Spring International Travel Service (Group) Co., Ltd

-   Shanghai Airlines Holiday Tours Co., Ltd

-   Shanghai Jinjiang International Travel Co., Ltd

-   Shanghai Lvmama Synwalk Travel Company Limited

-   Shanghai Ctrip International Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   Shanghai Zizai International Travel Agency

-   Wenzhou International Tour Travel Co., Ltd

-   Zhe Jiang Feiyang International Travel Group Co., Ltd

-   Zhejiang China Travel Service Co., Ltd

-   China International Travel Service Limited, Head Office

-   China International Travel Service (Jiang Su) Co., Ltd

-   China Travel Service Head Office Co., Ltd

-   China CYTS Tours Holding Co., Ltd

Guests should only purchase resort-related tickets and make hotel reservations through one of the official ticketing and reservation channels of Shanghai Disney Resort.  Please be wary of unsolicited text and social media messages and emails purporting to represent Shanghai Disney Resort special ticket offers.  Guests with any questions about theme park tickets and resort hotel reservations should contact the Shanghai Disney Resort Reservation Center at 400-180-0000 or 86-21-31580000.

More details about ticket sales will be announced on the official website of Shanghai Disney Resort and via the resort’s official social media channels in the coming weeks.

Shanghai Disney Resort - 2 mars 2016.

Voyage dans la Grotte de Crystal :



Tomorrowland et Tron Lightcycles Power Run :

Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure.


The Seven Dwarfs Mine Train.


Cerfs-volants traditionnels de style chinois à Sunnyside Café dans le Toy Story Hotel.


Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

Il y a au total dix photos dans cette série accompagnant le dernier communiqué de presse, elles ont été postées mardi avec ledit communiqué dans le sujet suivant : https://www.disneycentralplaza.com/t2849p900-shanghai-disney-resort-2016-le-resort-en-general

Les six autres photos présentent Adventure Isle, TRON Lightcycle Power Run, Voyage to the Crystal Grotto, Treasure Cove, Shanghai Disneyland Hotel et The Enchanted Storybook Castle.

Bob Iger a mentionné le parc Shanghai Disneyland lors de sa participation à la Deutsche Bank 2016 Media, Internet & Telecom Conference qui s'est tenue du 7 au 9 mars à Palm Beach en Floride :

Shanghai Disneyland is 90 percent finished. It's the biggest park we've opened. It makes a loud statement; We have 300 millions dollars opening cost. Won't be profitable in 2016 and maybe not 2017.

L'Imagineer Fangxing Pitcher évoque la Magie Disney à Shanghai Disneyland :

Citation :

Storyteller conjures Disney magic at Shanghai Disney Resort

Disneyland is more than just a theme park. It’s a magical world where fairytales and dreams become reality. With the power of her words, creative writer and Disney Imagineer Fangxing Pitcher, along with her fellow writers from Disney’s Show Development team, has been working behind the scenes for almost six years to help bring this world to life.

Although visitors to the soon-to-open park will likely never encounter examples of Pitcher’s work, her concept writing and storylines were vital to the design and execution of the park’s rides, shows, restaurants and characters.

“What makes Disneyland unique, makes it different from other theme parks around the world, is the effort we put into storytelling,” she explained.

Pitcher pointed to Mickey Avenue as an example of this characteristic attention to details. At first glance, this store-lined thoroughfare might seem like merely a relaxing place to shop or grab a bit to eat. But together its boutiques and restaurants add up to a coherent narrative about Mickey Mouse and his friends. Inside Minnie’s Sweethearts Confectionery, for instance, visitors can find hints of Minnie Mouse’s backstory. According to Pitcher, the character discovered an interest in baking at a young age, and then went on to open the candy store with the support of her family and friends.

“We created the story, and the designers made that story visible in the store,” said Pitcher. “Visitors won’t be given a piece of paper where they can read this story, but they’ll get the idea through the furnishings, the interior design and the art works on the wall. Guests will understand where the name of the store came from, and what kind of character Minnie is.”

Pitcher said she was lucky enough to have worked on every one of the park’s themed areas, but one of her personal favorites was Adventure Isle. This first-of-its-kind land called for the creation of an entirely new plotline, complete with fully-imagined characters.

For visitors, the mysterious Adventure Isle turns back the clock to the early 1930s, when, as the storyline goes, a group of international explorers known as the League of Adventurers discovered the island and its nature-loving inhabitants, the Arbori people.

“At the early stages, our team set the scene by thinking about the when and the where of this place, as well as details about those who live there,” said Pitcher. “It took us a while to develop the story. I would say that, when visitors step into this land, they will feel like they’ve been transported into a world beyond their imagination. But at the same time, everything there is believable.”

Pitcher said she and her team have put a lot of efforts bridging classic Disney storytelling with the people of China.

“When we developed the stories, we had to make sure they would resonate with Chinese visitors,” she said. “This was the biggest challenge, but also the most fun part.”

To help local guests identify with the League of Adventurers and their journey of discovery, Pitcher and her team developed several Chinese characters.

“We created a Chinese photographer, an archeologist and an artist, whose works would help convey the ideas of the story,” said Pitcher.

Pitcher hopes that the Shanghai Disney Resort will be a place where guests are inspired to create their own adventures. She also hopes her work will help visitors come to a deeper understanding about the value of friendship and family.

To make their original stories more convincing, Pitcher and her colleagues visited other Disneyland parks in search of inspiration.

“We often reminded ourselves that ultimately, the park is about people,” she said. “What we do is help people create happy memories.”

Born and raised in China, Pitcher says she’s always been interested in stories. This interest led her into a career as a reporter and editor for a local newspaper. Eventually, she went to the United States to study filmmaking, directing and script writing. After graduation, she joined The Walt Disney Company.

“The Disney stories tell us that no matter what challenges we meet, or what difficulties we face in life, there is always hope,” said Pitcher. “These stories help people see the light in life and find what is truly inspiring.”

Shanghai Daily - 11 mars 2016.

Article dans le Shanghai Daily sur la mise en place d'un Passport équipé RFID pour collecter des tampons à divers endroit du Resort.

http://www.shanghaidaily.com/metro/entertainment-and-culture/Special-passport-to-be-available-at-Shanghai-Disney-Resort/shdaily.shtml

Citation :

VISITORS to the Shanghai Disney Resort will be able to collect stamps at different locations on an official passport as a souvenir, the management of the resort announced today.

The resort has entered into a multi-year alliance with Invengo Information Technology Co Ltd, who will be the exclusive provider of the Shanghai Disney Resort Magic Passport, the resort said.

“The passport will become an interactive experience for guests to enjoy in the park that also offers a special souvenir keepsake of their visit,” the resort said in a press release.

The radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology is embedded in the passport.

The passport will be available for purchase at opening. Guests will be able to experience the park and collect official stamps at selected passport locations that work exclusively with the passport.

Once guests have collected each of the stamps, they can receive a special stamp commemorating the completion of this experience. Guests will be able to keep this memento as a souvenir of their exciting adventures throughout Shanghai Disneyland.
SHanghai Daily du 11 mars 2016

Je ne sais pas si les éléments qui suivent ont déjà été postés ici.

De nouvelles photos de Shanghai Disneyland:






La première publicité pour Shanghai Disneyland commence à être diffusée en Chine


Devant le Disney Store de Shanghai est en place depuis 1 mois une horloge. Toutes les heures, elle sonne avec des personnages.
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTQ3MDYyNDM4MA==.html



source: http://www.timeoutshanghai.com/features/Blog-Shanghai_news/34531/Sneak-peek-photos-and-other-Disneyland-Shanghai-news.html

xzerus a écrit:

Je ne sais pas si les éléments qui suivent ont déjà été postés ici.

Puisque tu poses la question :

Les dix photos accompagnant le communiqué de presse à cent jours de l'ouverture ont été postées mardi dernier avec ledit communiqué dans le sujet suivant (page 37) :

https://www.disneycentralplaza.com/t2849p900-shanghai-disney-resort-2016-le-resort-en-general


La vidéo de la première publicité télévisée a été postée il y a une dizaine de jours dans le même sujet (page 36)  :

https://www.disneycentralplaza.com/t2849p875-shanghai-disney-resort-2016-le-resort-en-general


Photos et informations au sujet du beffroi du Disney Store Shanghai Lujiazui ont été postées il y a près de trois semaines toujours dans le même sujet (page 36) :

https://www.disneycentralplaza.com/t2849p875-shanghai-disney-resort-2016-le-resort-en-general

Concernant l'article du Shanghai Daily au sujet du Magic Passeport, voici en complément le communiqué officiel de Shanghai Disney Resort (à partir duquel l'article a été rédigé) :

Citation :

Shanghai Disney Resort Signs Alliance Agreement with Invengo

(Shanghai, March 11, 2016) – Shanghai Disney Resort has entered into a multi-year alliance with Invengo Information Technology Company Limited (“Invengo”). Invengo will be the exclusive provider of the Shanghai Disney Resort Magic Passport, an interactive experience for guests to enjoy in the park that also offers a special souvenir keepsake of their visit.

The radio-frequency identification (RFID) enabled passports are specially designed and created for guests visiting Shanghai Disney Resort, marking the first time that any Disney Park will feature such an interactive passport experience. With this innovative Magic Passport that will be available for purchase at opening, guests will be able to experience the park and collect official stamps at selected passport locations that work exclusively with the official Magic Passport. Once guests have collected each of the stamps, they can receive a special stamp commemorating the completion of this experience. Guests will be able to keep this memento as a souvenir of their exciting adventures throughout Shanghai Disneyland.

Shanghai Disney Resort - 11 mars 2016.

Photo dénichée par Mr B. sur ThemeparX :



Et une photo intérieure de l'Enchanted Storybook Castle postée sur le site de microblogage chinois Weibo :

Nouvelles photos aériennes :









Et une photo d'un train venant d'une future parade :

Tiens, ce train me rappelle quelque chose


Sinon, pour le reste, même si je reste toujours un peu sur ma faim pour le nombre de rides, ce parc s'annonce grandiose niveau théma !

on se rend quand même bien compte de l'immensité de tels projets, d'un point de vue architectural et génie civil c'est quand même fascinant

Wahooo ça a l'air sublime et ça donne vraiment envie de le visiter ,les allées sont grande ,il y a beaucoup d'espace pour accueillir la foule . Pour les nouveaux rides,ils arriveront très vite aprés l'ouverture ,il me semble d'ailleurs qu'une enveloppe budgétaire est déjà prête et validée pour les futurs attractions .

Billetterie ouverte depuis ce matin. LA journée du 16 juin est déjà indisponible.    
Les billets sont datés et utilisable uniquement le jour de la réservation.

Pour se faire une idée des prix pour les hotels
Shanghai Disneyland Hotel: à partir de 1650 rmb (soit envi. 228€) la nuit, non inclus 15% de  services.
https://www.shanghaidisneyresort.com/en/hotels/shanghai-disneyland-hotel/rates-rooms/

Toy Story Hotel : à partir de 850 rmb (soit envi. 117€) la nuit, non inclus 15% de  services.
https://www.shanghaidisneyresort.com/en/book/hotels/toy-story-hotel/rates-rooms/https://www.shanghaidisneyresort.com/en/book/hotels/toy-story-hotel/rates-rooms/




Et quelques photos trouvées sur Weibo

Comme il faut bien des fous... ça y est on a réservé pour cet hiver, on y fêtera (si tout va bien) le passage à 2017   
Je peux vous dire qu'on est trop content de découvrir un nouveau parc Disney

Cool samie vous allez kiffer    !!

Hmm pour ma part je pense enchaîner SDL fin mars 2017 puis visiter le Japon avec la saison des fleurs de cerisier et mi avril finir en beauté avec TDL ! Je trouve les tarifs assez abordables pour le coup, après je sais pas ce que ça représente pour la population si ça fait cher ou non.

Après 5h de refresh permanent, j'y serais le 16 et 17 pour l'ouverture \o/ il y aura un monde de folie sans doute... Mais c'est pas tous les jours que ça arrive. Je ne regarde pas trop les photos pour garder le plaisir de la découverte même si je pense qu'avec le monde on aura pas le temps de tout faire!

Connaît-on la superficie du parc Shanghai Disneyland ? J'ai essayé de trouver cette information moi-même mais il est difficile de démêler le vrai du faux, ce qui réapparaît le plus souvent est 99 acres soit environ 40 hectares mais cela me paraît bien peu, comparer aux 55 hectares du royaume enchanté de DLP même s'il a le temps de grandir sur la durée.

Une Statue du Capitaine Crochet :



L'Entrée d'Adventure Isle :



L'Epave du Bateau Pirate dans la zone Adventure Isle :

Quelques photos de l'agence Getty Images :

Crystal a écrit:

Après 5h de refresh permanent, j'y serais le 16 et 17 pour l'ouverture \o/ il y aura un monde de folie sans doute... Mais c'est pas tous les jours que ça arrive. Je ne regarde pas trop les photos pour garder le plaisir de la découverte même si je pense qu'avec le monde on aura pas le temps de tout faire!

Tu as bien de la chance.
N'ayant pas pu avoir de billet pour le 16, j'hésite encore pour le 17.

Pourquoi hésiter ? Pour toi, c'était le 16 ou rien ?

Ce soir ce sont déroulés des tests d'artifices à Shanghai Disneyland comme atteste plusieurs photos provenant de Weibo.








et une vidéo sur le site ThePapner.cn

http://www.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_1449638