Le gouvernement chinois prend chaque cas de contamination avéré, présumé ou potentiel au Covid-19 avec énormément de sérieux et réagi promptement comme il a été constaté dimanche soir à Shanghai Disney Resort.
Après deux jours de fermeture imposée, le resort attend l'autorisation du gouvernement de la municipalité de Shanghai pour rouvrir ce mercredi ou non.
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Halloween Covid scare forces Shanghai Disney into lockdown as China steps up efforts to eradicate virus
Health workers in hazmat suits are not typically among the cast of characters featured at Shanghai Disneyland's Halloween party.
That was until this year, when a single confirmed case sent the park, and its adjacent shopping district, Disneytown, into a snap lockdown Sunday evening.
The extreme measure saw tens of thousands of visitors and staff forced to undergo coronavirus testing before they were allowed to leave the park, as police blocked the exits and secured the grounds.
The surreal juxtaposition of an impromptu mass testing drive and a Disney fireworks show is the latest example of how China's stringent zero-Covid policy has permeated every corner of Chinese citizens' lives.
In its public statement, Shanghai Disney did not offer detailed reasons for the shutdown, only saying it was to "cooperate with the pandemic investigation in other provinces and cities."
But a local health commission in the neighboring province of Jiangsu said a woman who visited Shanghai Disney on Saturday tested positive for Covid-19.
The woman had taken a train to Shanghai from Jiangxi province on Friday. During her return trip the next day, she was found to be a close contact of a confirmed case in Jiangxi and taken off the train for quarantine. She tested positive on Sunday and had a fever, and was diagnosed as a confirmed case, according to the municipal government of Hangzhou, where the woman alighted.
As of Monday morning, 33,863 people who were at Shanghai Disneyland and Disneytown over the weekend had been tested, and all results came back negative, according to the Shanghai government. But state media said about 100,000 people had visited the park at the weekend, citing sources.
Both Disneyland and Disneytown will remain closed on Monday and Tuesday "in order to follow the requirement of Covid-19 prevention and control," the resort said in the statement. The subway station connected to Disney has also been closed until further notice.
While the park's shutdown over a single case would likely be considered extreme by most people outside of China, many Chinese internet users have praised the Shanghai government and Disney for what they see as a lenient, targeted and effective response.
The tests were well organized and conducted swiftly, and visitors were allowed to return home or to their hotels, instead of being taken into centralized quarantine. They are required to self-isolate and undergo another Covid test 24 hours after leaving the park. If that test is also negative, visitors will be asked to observe 12 days of health-monitoring and take more tests -- but they won't be confined to their homes or hotel rooms.
Le gouvernement de la municipalité de Shanghai a autorisé Shanghai Disney Resort a reprendre ses activités ce mercredi 3 novembre après deux jours de fermeture imposée durant lesquels l'ensemble des Cast Members du resort ont pu être testés.
Le parc à thème Shanghai Disneyland et la zone de divertissement adjacente Disneytown accueillent à nouveau les visiteurs depuis 10h00 (heure locale).
Les visiteurs présents dimanche à Shanghai Disneyland et Disneytown lorsque le plan a été déclenché ont tous procédé à un test de dépistage sur place avant de pouvoir quitter le resort pour être conduits vers leur lieu d'isolement à l'aide d'un des deux cents autobus réquisitionnés à cet effet par les autorités.
Malgré la tournure inattendue de leurs projets d'Halloween, les visiteurs du parc ne semblaient pas trop contrariés par les inconvénients, personne ne s'est plaint et tout le monde s'est très bien comporté.
Tous ont réalisé un second test vingt-quatre heures plus tard, les résultats sont revenus négatifs pour l'ensemble des visiteurs pour chacun des deux prélèvements.
Les autorités vont maintenant faire tester 100.000 personnes supplémentaires identifiées présentes sur le resort le weekend dernier avant le début de l'opération, la visiteuse testée positive qui a déclenché cette action sanitaire ayant en effet visité le parc Shanghai Disneyland samedi 30 octobre.
Les visiteurs disposant d'un billet d'entrée pour lundi 1er et mardi 2 novembre seront intégralement remboursé.
La vie reprend quelque peu à Shanghai Disney Resort avec la réouverture partielle jeudi dernier du World of Disney Store, du Wishing Star Park et du Blue Sky Boulevard qui les relie.
Le complexe Disneytown et l'hôtel Shanghai Disneyland rouvriront une semaine plus tard, soit le jeudi 16 juin.
Le parc à thème Shanghai Disneyland et le Toy Story Hotel demeurent fermé jusqu'à nouvel ordre.
Les conditions d'accès restent contraignantes dans le contexte actuel de la pandémie de Covid-19 (contrôle de la température, test PCR négatif de moins de 72 heures à présenter, application à télécharger, enregistrement à l'arrivée via code QR à scanner...).
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Wishing Star Park, World of Disney Store and Blue Sky Boulevard to Resume Operations on June 10, 2022
Shanghai Disney Resort announced today that Wishing Star Park, the World of Disney Store and Blue Sky Boulevard will resume operations on June 10, 2022. The announcement comes together with the return of the world-famous, short-tempered duck, Donald Duck, to Wishing Star Lake as he celebrates his birthday today.
Upon reopening, each of these resort locations will operate at limited capacity and reduced hours of operation: Wishing Star Park will operate from 9:00 to 17:00; the World of Disney Store will operate from 9:00 to 19:00; and Blue Sky Boulevard will operate from 8:00 to 19:00, subject to actual operations. The Lakeshore Boat Rental service on Wishing Star Lake will resume operations on the same day. Guests may refer to the Shanghai Disney Resort Official App for the latest information.
Shanghai Disneyland, Disneytown and the two resort hotels remain closed until further notice as the resort team continues to prepare for the reopening of the entire resort.
The Disney Car and Coach Park will also reopen on June 10, operating from 8:00 to 20:00, with the following special rates available prior to the reopening of Shanghai Disneyland: RMB 30 per entry per day from Monday to Friday, and RMB 50 per entry per day on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. The benefit of select Shanghai Disney Resort parking for Diamond Annual Pass holders will not be applicable during this period. The Disneytown parking lot remains closed at this time.
As the health and safety of guests and Cast Members remains of the utmost importance, the resort will continue to implement strict pandemic control and prevention requirements, with new additional measures and operational changes following guidelines from local authorities during the initial reopening period :
* All locations will operate at controlled capacity upon reopening;
* All guests, regardless of age, will be required to present a green Shanghai Health QR Code (“Suishenma”) and a negative Nucleic Acid Test (NAT) taken within 72 hours (from sampling time) prior to entering Shanghai Disney Resort. Guests are strongly recommended to register for their Shanghai Health QR Code via the Suishenban App, Weixin/WeChat or Alipay prior to their arrival. For guests without a smart phone, please bundle your QR code with a family member via the Suishenban App, Weixin/WeChat or Alipay. An offline Suishenma, applied via the Government Online-Offline Shanghai (“Yiwangtongban”) platform, with valid NAT information will also be accepted for those without a smart phone. Guests using the offline Suishenma will be required to present a valid government ID to our Cast at the same time. Please present your offline Suishenma to our onsite Cast to scan and verify the information. Please understand that any guest who fails to present a Shanghai Health QR Code with a valid NAT report as aforementioned, including guests holding a 24-hour NAT test sampling proof but without a negative NAT taken within 72 hours, will not be able to enter the resort;
* All guests will also be required to scan the “Venue Code” and present a green code to Cast, or present the Shanghai Health QR Code to onsite Cast for scanning to confirm the validity, upon entering Shanghai Disney Resort. Additional scanning of the Venue Code may also be required upon entering different locations across the resort, including Wishing Star Park and World of Disney Store;
* All guests will continue to be required to undergo temperature screening upon entering Shanghai Disney Resort;
* All guests will be required to wear masks during their entire visit to the resort in both indoor and outdoor settings, except when dining;
* All guests will be required to strictly follow social distancing requirements, and a safe distance of one meter should be kept while queuing or dining;
* All guests will be encouraged to maintain good personal hygiene;
* All Cast Members, tenant employees at Disneytown and third-party vendors will be required to undergo regular NAT and antigen tests as well as conduct temperature screening and recording following government requirements;
* Sanitization and disinfection will be increased and strengthened throughout the resort.
With the return of the Giant Donald Duck and a little bit of that Disney “pixie dust”, courtesy of our Cast Members working hard behind the scenes, Wishing Star Park will be in full bloom upon reopening. Guests visiting this destination will be able to venture into the outdoors with family and friends, enjoying the refreshing scents of this vibrant season and rediscovering the feelings evoked by the ever-changing colors of nature. They will also discover that nature has prepared new “gifts” during this time, with the wetlands bringing forth fledging lives and its newest residents, a pair of swans. At the same time, guests will find that the reopening of the World of Disney Store in Disneytown will provide plenty of shopping and gifting options for families and friends to celebrate happiness together.
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Disneytown and the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel to Reopen on June 16, 2022
Disneytown, the shopping, dining and entertainment district with the allure of a charming village at Shanghai Disney Resort, and the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel, the elegant, Art Nouveau-inspired resort hotel, will both reopen on June 16, 2022, just in time to mark the Sixth Anniversary of the opening of Shanghai Disney Resort. During the initial reopening stage, each venue will operate with limited capacity as well as select offerings and services. These areas will join Wishing Star Park, the World of Disney Store and Blue Sky Boulevard in welcoming guests back to Shanghai Disney Resort.
The reopening of Disneytown will provide guests with the perfect destination to experience the fresh outdoor air and reunite with families and friends, all while enjoying a variety of international shopping and dining experiences. Upon reopening, many of the shopping, dining, and recreational experiences in Disneytown will be available to guests, operating with limited capacities in accordance with government guidelines as well as reduced hours of operation. Participating restaurants will offer adjusted menus featuring “grab-and-go” items. The overall hours of operation for Disneytown will be from 10:00 to 19:00, except for the World of Disney Store, which will operate from 9:00 to 19:00. The Disneytown Parking Lot will also resume operations on June 16, operating from 9:00 to 20:00 daily.
Starting today, guests will be able to make reservations for the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel through the Shanghai Disney Resort official website, app, Weixin/WeChat account, the Resort Reservation Center and the resort’s official travel partners’ channels. All room types at Shanghai Disneyland Hotel will be available for reservations, subject to availability. Most of the hotel’s iconic dining experiences, including Lumière’s Kitchen and Aurora, together with the Disney fairies-themed shop, Tinker Bell Gifts, will reopen at the same time, immersing guests in a comprehensive resort staycation experience. Wishing Star Ferry will remain temporarily closed during the initial reopening stage. (Upon reopening, select hotel facilities, such as the King Triton Pool and the onsite fitness center, will remain temporarily closed until further notice; Offerings and experiences, including character experience, may also be adjusted; Hotel restaurants will be available for hotel guests only, subject to pandemic control measures and advanced reservation. Guests are advised to follow the resort’s official app to check the detailed information including service availability and operational hours).
From June 14 to July 12, 2022, Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass holders will be able to enjoy a discounted room rate – approximately 20% off – for a Deluxe Garden View room during June 16 to July 13, 2022 at Shanghai Disneyland Hotel, subject to availability. For Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass holders whose birthday falls in March to June, the validity period of their birthday benefits this year, including those that can be enjoyed at the resort hotel, will be extended to September 30, 2022. (Redemption of Pass benefit is only valid during the Pass validity period. Hotel’s discounted offer is calculated on the basis of the room rate on the same date and same room type selected by the Annual Pass holder when purchased via the Shanghai Disney Resort Official Weixin/WeChat Account or Shanghai Disney Resort Reservation Center.)
During this reopening period, Shanghai Disney Resort will continue its enhanced health and safety measures, in accordance with the latest government regulations and guidance :
* All locations will operate at controlled capacity upon reopening;
* All guests, regardless of age, will be required to present a green Shanghai Health QR Code (“Suishenma”) and a negative Nucleic Acid Test (NAT) taken within 72 hours (from sampling time) prior to entering Shanghai Disney Resort. In order to comply with government guidelines for tourism destinations, we are not able to accept 24-hour NAT test sampling proof but without a negative NAT taken within 72 hours. Proof of a negative NAT taken within 72 hours is mandatory. Guests are strongly recommended to register for their Shanghai Health QR Code via the Suishenban App, Weixin/WeChat or Alipay prior to their arrival. For guests without a smart phone, please bundle your QR code with a family member via the Suishenban App, Weixin/WeChat or Alipay. An offline Suishenma, applied via the Government Online-Offline Shanghai (“Yiwangtongban”) platform, with valid NAT information will also be accepted for those without a smart phone. Guests using the offline Suishenma will be required to present a valid government ID to our Cast at the same time. Please present your offline Suishenma to our onsite Cast to scan and verify the information;
* All guests will also be required to scan the “Venue Code” and present a green code to Cast, or present the Shanghai Health QR Code to onsite Cast for scanning to confirm the validity, upon entering Shanghai Disney Resort. Additional scanning of the Venue Code may also be required upon entering different locations across the resort;
* All guests visiting Shanghai Disneyland Hotel are required to present a green Telecommunication Data Based Travel Itinerary Card (Travel Itinerary Card) and complete the Health Declaration Form during check-in at the Front Desk and Magic Kingdom Lounge. If a guest is unable to complete scanning the “Venue Code”, unable to present a green Shanghai Health QR Code and a negative NAT taken within 72 hours, unable to present a green Travel Itinerary Card or if a guest has traveled to one of the medium or high-risk areas affected by COVID-19 over the past 14 days, they may not be able to check in. In accordance with local government directives, if a guest develops a fever or a fever with the following symptoms: cough, cough up sputum, runny nose, sore throat, chest aches & tension during their stay at one of our resort hotels, they will be asked to seek medical attention at a designated medical clinic;
* All guests will continue to be required to undergo temperature screening upon entering Shanghai Disney Resort;
* All guests will be required to wear masks during their entire visit to the resort in both indoor and outdoor settings, except when dining;
* All guests will be required to strictly follow social distancing requirements, and a safe distance of one meter should be kept while queuing or dining;
* All guests will be encouraged to maintain good personal hygiene;
* All Cast Members, tenant employees at Disneytown and third-party vendors will be required to undergo regular NAT and antigen tests as well as conduct temperature screening and recording following government requirements;
* Sanitization and disinfection will be increased and strengthened throughout the resort.
At this time, the resort’s theme park, Shanghai Disneyland, and the resort’s other themed hotel, Toy Story Hotel, will continue to remain temporarily closed until further notice.
Shanghai Disney Resort détaille les conditions d'accès au parc Shanghai Disneyland et les règles à impérativement respecter lors de la visite du parc à compter de demain :
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The Magic is Back! Shanghai Disneyland to Reopen on June 30
In a highly anticipated return to a world of magic and wonder, Shanghai Disney Resort announced today that Shanghai Disneyland will reopen on June 30, 2022. Tickets for Shanghai Disneyland are available for purchase beginning June 29. During the initial park reopening phase the resort management will implement enhanced health and safety measures and undertake a careful ramp up of operations. After reopening, the theme park will join Disneytown, Wishing Star Park and Shanghai Disneyland Hotel in providing a destination with a comprehensive resort experience for everyone.
“I would like to thank all of our guests and fans for your support and passion for Disney. Throughout this period, you kept the magic of Disney alive with your optimism and community spirit, and we are excited to welcome you back to a place full of happiness and wonder,” said Joe Schott, President and General Manager of Shanghai Disney Resort. “I am also very appreciative of our Cast Members who worked tirelessly throughout our closure to ensure a safe and magical return for our guests. I look forward to seeing you all very soon!”
In accordance with government regulations and guidance, Shanghai Disneyland will resume operations with limited daily capacity and enhanced health and safety protocols. During the initial reopening phase, the majority of Shanghai Disneyland’s exciting attractions, rides, shows and shopping and dining locations will resume operations with controlled capacity. Some experiences such as Explorer Canoes, Selfie Spot with Mickey at the Gardens of Imagination and Marvel Universe will remain closed. Additional operational measures may also be adopted to accommodate social distance. Guests are advised to check the resort’s official website and app for details on attraction and entertainment availability and operations.
Tickets for Shanghai Disneyland will go on sale via the Shanghai Disney Resort official website, app, Weixin/WeChat account, the resort’s Reservation Center and the resort’s official travel partners’ channels beginning 7:00, June 29, 2022, with a limited number of tickets available for purchase each day. During the initial reopening stage, the Shanghai Disneyland ticketing calendar will be available on a rolling 30-day basis. Guests are recommended to purchase a dated admission ticket prior to their arrival as onsite ticket booths will continue to remain closed.
Reservation for Shanghai Disneyland Annual Passes will be available starting June 29, 2022 as well. In order to ensure successful admission into the theme park, all Annual Pass holders will be required to make an advanced reservation for their visit date through the resort’s official online channels during the initial reopening phase. The reservation page will open at 13:00 on a daily basis, with a 30-day reservation calendar to be available for Annual Pass holders to check the valid visitation dates for their Passes and make reservations accordingly. Up to three reservations can be held by each Pass holder within the 30-day reservation window. The validity period of an effective Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass will continue to be extended, until further notice.
As guests step back into Shanghai Disneyland and its surrounding areas, they will be immersed once again in signature Disney storytelling, full of creativity, happiness and thrilling adventure thanks to Shanghai Disney Resort’s Cast Members who have been working towards the seamless reopening of the entire resort. From ride testing and rehearsing for live entertainment shows to preparing unique shopping and dining experiences, Cast have been working nonstop to welcome everyone back to this truly magical place.
Required pandemic measures
Shanghai Disney Resort will continue its enhanced health and safety measures, in accordance with the latest government regulations and guidance. All guests are advised to strictly follow these measures in support of a safe and happy experience for everyone visiting the resort.
- All locations will operate at controlled capacity during this period;
- All guests, regardless of age, will be required to present a green Shanghai Health QR Code (“Suishenma”) and a negative Nucleic Acid Test (NAT) taken within 72 hours (from sampling time) prior to entering any area of Shanghai Disney Resort. In order to comply with government guidelines for tourism destinations, proof of a negative NAT taken within 72 hours is mandatory (we are not able to accept proof of 24 hour NAT sampling in lieu of a valid negative NAT result). Guests are strongly recommended to register for their Shanghai Health QR Code via the Suishenban App, Weixin/WeChat or Alipay prior to their arrival. For guests without a smart phone, please bundle your QR code with a family member via the Suishenban App, Weixin/WeChat or Alipay, and an offline Suishenma, applied via the Government Online-Offline Shanghai (“Yiwangtongban”) platform, with valid NAT information will also be accepted. Guests using the offline Suishenma will be required to present it to our onsite Cast to scan and verify the information as well as to present a valid government ID at the same time;
- All guests will also be required to scan the “Venue Code” and present a green code to Cast, or present the Shanghai Health QR Code to onsite Cast for scanning to confirm the validity, upon entering Shanghai Disney Resort. Additional scanning of the Venue Code may also be required upon entering different locations across the resort;
- All guests visiting Shanghai Disneyland Hotel are required to present a green Telecommunication Data Based Travel Itinerary Card (Travel Itinerary Card) and complete the Health Declaration Form during check-in at the Front Desk and Magic Kingdom Lounge. If a guest is unable to complete scanning the “Venue Code”, unable to present a green Shanghai Health QR Code and a negative NAT taken within 72 hours, unable to present a green Travel Itinerary Card or if a guest has traveled to one of the medium or high-risk areas affected by COVID-19 over the past 14 days, they may not be able to check in. In accordance with local government directives, if a guest develops a fever or a fever with the following symptoms: cough, cough up sputum, runny nose, sore throat, chest aches and tension during their stay at one of our resort hotels, they will be asked to seek medical attention at a designated medical clinic;
- All guests will continue to be required to undergo temperature screening upon entering Shanghai Disney Resort;
- All guests will be required to wear masks during their entire visit to the resort in both indoor and outdoor settings, except when dining;
- All guests will be required to strictly follow social distancing requirements, and a safe distance should be kept while queuing, watching outdoor performances or dining;
- All guests will be encouraged to maintain good personal hygiene;
- All Cast Members at Shanghai Disney Resort, tenant employees at Disneytown and third-party vendors will be required to undergo regular NAT and antigen tests as well as conduct temperature screening and recording following government requirements;
- Sanitization and disinfection will be increased and strengthened throughout the resort.
Ticketing policy
Shanghai Disneyland has made extensions for all valid annual passes, general admission tickets as well as dated tickets, with details as below:
- Dated ticket : Dated tickets (including two-day tickets) during March 21 to June 29, 2022 will be extended six months starting from the park’s reopening day. Guests holding these dated tickets may choose to visit the park on any other day from June 30 to December 30, 2022. Tickets can be redeemed at the park entrance turnstiles with the government ID or Travel Document that was used to purchase the original tickets on the day of your next visit*. (Please note that an extended dated ticket will only include park admission upon redemption at the turnstile. Any other benefits bundled with the park admission will not be included. If you hold a dated ticket product that also includes other benefits, such as a meal coupon, you may choose to refund your ticket via the original purchase channel.)
- General Admission ticket : A Shanghai Disneyland General Admission ticket, which was still valid on and after March 21, 2022, will be accepted after park reopening and the validity period will be extended. All Shanghai Disneyland General Admission ticket holders are required to make a reservation for their visit date via the resort’s official online channels (https://shdr.cn/df). Please contact the original ticket purchase channel for more details regarding park entry procedures and extension policy.
- Annual Pass : The validity period of a Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass, which was still valid on and after March 13, 2022, will be extended and the validity of the general benefits will be extended accordingly. The Annual Pass validity extension plan and detailed policies will be communicated with Pass holders at a later date after reopening. Please follow Weixin/WeChat Annual Pass Mini Program for timely updates and more details.
* In accordance with existing Shanghai Disneyland attendance management policies, if a date is forecast to be a ‘high attendance day’ based on government guidelines on maximum capacity and should require such action, Shanghai Disneyland reserves the right to block out all guests holding General Admission tickets, including those holding a dated ticket which was extended due to the temporarily closure of Shanghai Disneyland. Communications will be made via the resort’s official platforms accordingly in a timely manner.
Les Cast Members de Shanghai Disneyland sont prêts à accueillir les visiteurs :
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Shanghai Disneyland to Reopen with Warm Welcome to Families, Friends, and Communities
Shanghai Disneyland is ready to welcome guests back to the park, officially reopening to the public on June 30, 2022. With a line-up of fan-favorite offerings and experiences, guests will once again find themselves immersed in the unforgettable magic of Disney as they reunite and celebrate with friends old and new throughout Shanghai Disneyland. Park tickets are available to purchase through Shanghai Disney Resort’s official online and travel partner channels beginning today. Annual Pass holders can also make reservations starting today as they look ahead to returning to this happy place. With the much-anticipated reopening just around the corner, guests of all ages will soon rediscover fun, fantasy and adventure in every corner of Shanghai Disneyland.
In preparation for the park’s reopening, Cast Members at Shanghai Disney Resort have been hard at work to provide guests with a safe and magical experience, including conducting extensive testing for every attraction and adding magic with fresh paint, decorations and landscaping throughout the park. Shanghai Disneyland has also implemented a comprehensive series of measures to promote safe, healthy visits with initiatives in place to support guests throughout their visit.
“Light Is In You”: Celebrate Your Return with Spirit and Style !
To turn up the excitement even further, Shanghai Disney Resort is inviting every guest to take part in a month-long celebration of style and fun inspired by the popular “Light Is In You” song that opens the park’s famed nighttime spectacular. “Light Is In You” reflects powerful themes of bravery and confidence, and guests are encouraged to express their passion and optimism by putting together their eye-catching outfits for their visit to Shanghai Disneyland.
Guests will become part of the cheerful vibe radiating throughout the park as their inner light shines at its brightest. Stylish guests might even have a chance to have their photo taken by the resort’s official photographers and shared on Shanghai Disney Resort’s official social media platforms. As with all celebrations and festivities, guests are reminded to comply with park rules and regulations and enhanced health and safety measures to ensure a magical visit for all guests.
Embrace Color and Magic
With their first steps back into Shanghai Disneyland, guests will be immersed in the unparalleled beauty of nature. A cool breeze ushers in happiness through the leaves while vibrant plants and beautiful blossoms paint the park in a magnificent rainbow of colors, making the park a remarkable rendezvous point for friends and family to enjoy the outdoors together.
During magical days and memorable nights, guests can enjoy the enchantment of Shanghai Disneyland from sunshine to sunset with the return of all-day entertainment offerings. The park’s signature “Mickey’s Storybook Express,” the spectacular “Mickey’s Storybook Adventure,” and the must-see “ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration” are just some of the experiences guests will encounter as they re-discover Shanghai Disneyland. The hit “Color-Fest: A Street Party!” will also be returning to Mickey Avenue for a limited time, with a myriad of Disney characters and dancers in vibrant costumes joining the festivities to give guests an unforgettable experience.
Energy and enthusiasm abound amongst Disney characters who can barely contain their excitement in welcoming guests back to the park. Mickey and his pals and Duffy and his friends will be palling around Mickey Avenue to bring a smile to guests’ faces as they enter the park. Characters from all around the resort—including the Disney Princesses, Marvel Super Heroes, Toy Story friends, Winnie the Pooh, Judy, Nick and many more beloved characters—are preparing their warmest welcomes to create precious new memories for guests during their visit.
Guests who have been missing the delectable tastes of Disney will delight in the unique menus and accompanying souvenirs found at food and beverage locations across Shanghai Disneyland. Superhero fans will especially enjoy the renewed Marvel dining experience at Stargazer Grill, complete with a special menu fit for a superhero. The popular restaurant will be rolling out familiar favorites and fresh new dishes like the satisfying Avengers Family Feast, the Marvel Snack Combo, and a giant new Tomahawk steak!
Guests looking to take frame-worthy photos while enjoying the flavors of Disney should not miss the adorable desserts and playful souvenirs inspired by beloved Disney characters, including LinaBell. Guests can head over to Il Paperino for LinaBell-themed strawberry-and-vanilla flavored ice cream cones and waffles that make for a sumptuous snack during a sizzling summer day. Guests should remember to take their new character-themed goblets, sippers, or popcorn buckets with them on their journey for a picture-perfect accessory in photos and selfies.
With the park reopening, be ready to dive into Disney’s immersive shopping experience available at dozens of shops throughout the resort and explore the extensive array of exclusive Disney apparel, toys, stationery, collectibles and gifts lining the shelves. Guests will discover colorful souvenirs inspired by their favorite Disney characters and stories, bringing home an extra touch of magic to remember their joyful return to Shanghai Disneyland. Guests will also have the opportunity to relive all of the magical moments and delightful sensations from the resort’s 5th Birthday Celebration with a broad selection of 5th Birthday-themed souvenirs.
Plan Your Next Vacation with Loved Ones Today
Park tickets are now available for purchase on Shanghai Disney Resort’s official website, app, Weixin/WeChat account, the resort’s Reservation Center and the resort’s official travel partners’ channels, with a limited number of tickets available for purchase each day. During the initial reopening stage, the Shanghai Disneyland ticketing calendar will be available on a rolling 30-day basis. Guests are recommended to purchase a dated admission ticket prior to their arrival as onsite ticket booths will continue to remain closed. In addition, the resort is offering a variety of ticket and staycation packages so guests can enjoy extra benefits at great prices:
- Those looking to experience the thrilling attractions throughout Shanghai Disneyland can opt for the Disney Dream Day Package. Available for purchase across a number of official channels, this package offers guests faster access to some of the park’s most popular rides. The Disney Dream Day Package includes a one-day dated ticket plus Disney Premier Access in bundles of either three or six different attractions
- Guests planning a multi-day visit or a family vacation to the resort can book a stay at Shanghai Disneyland Hotel with the Disney Magic Vacation package. Available for purchase across a number of official channels, the package includes: a one-night stay for two guests at Shanghai Disneyland Hotel, two standard single-day Shanghai Disneyland tickets, breakfast for two at the hotel, plus special room decorations. Guests who purchase this package will also receive either a one-day Disney PhotoPass or a Disney birthday cake.
Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass holders can make reservations to begin planning their celebrations and enjoy the wide variety of exclusive benefits. In order to ensure successful admission into the theme park, all Annual Pass holders will be required to make an advanced reservation for their visit date through the resort’s official online channels during the initial reopening phase. The reservation page will open at 13:00 on a daily basis, with a 30-day reservation calendar to be available for Annual Pass holders to check the valid visitation dates for their Passes and make reservations accordingly. Up to three reservations can be held by each Pass holder within the 30-day reservation window. The validity period of an effective Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass will continue to be extended, until further notice.
Enjoy a Celebration-themed Staycation with the New Donald Duck-themed Hotel Room
Shanghai Disneyland Hotel is known for its wide array of options for themed decorated rooms including the Fairytale Dream Room and the Frozen Magic-themed Room. Guests can rest and relax after a day of fun in the park with their favorite Disney friends around. And now, a brand-new Donald Duck Celebration Room, complete with Donald and Daisy themed décor and amenities is available for guests to celebrate a great themed staycation experience. A variety of Donald Duck-themed souvenirs including sleep masks, slippers, towels and luggage covers will also be available for guests to take home as a keepsake of a magical and memorable stay.
In a highly anticipated return to a world of magic and wonder, Shanghai Disneyland reopened on June 30, 2022. As guests get back to the magic at Shanghai Disneyland and the entire resort area, they will be fully immersed in Disney’s signature storytelling thanks to the efforts of cast members from around the resort.
“I would like to thank all of our guests and fans for your support and passion for Disney,” said Joe Schott, President and General Manager of Shanghai Disney Resort. “I am also very appreciative of our cast members who worked tirelessly throughout our closure to ensure a safe and magical return for our guests.”
All day long, guests were greeted by their favorite Disney characters.
And don’t think we forgot about food — fans embarking on heroic adventures enjoyed a refreshed dining experience at Stargazer Grill, complete with a special menu fit for a super hero. For those whose sweet tooth was calling, guests could go to Il Paperino for LinaBell-themed strawberry-and-vanilla flavored ice cream cones and waffles — the best treat on a hot summer day. New character-themed goblets, sippers, or popcorn buckets are also a perfect accessory to snap selfies with!
Fun shopping experiences, with dozens of shops ready for guests to explore, showcased a wide array of exclusive Disney apparel, toys, and more.
While it’s exciting enough the park is opening up, guests are also invited to take part in a month-long celebration of style and fun, inspired by the popular “Light Is In You” song that opens the park’s famed nighttime spectacular. Reflecting powerful themes of bravery and confidence, all are encouraged to express their passion by putting together eye-catching outfits for their visit to Shanghai Disneyland.
Guests can also enjoy the return of all-day entertainment offerings “Mickey’s Storybook Express,” the spectacular “Mickey’s Storybook Adventure,” the must-see “ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration,” and even the Mickey Avenue hit “Color-Fest: A Street Party!” for a limited time.
During the initial reopening phase, the majority of the immersive attractions, rides, shows and shopping and dining locations at Shanghai Disneyland will resume operations with controlled capacity.
Shanghai Disney Resort renouvelle sa collaboratioon avec Invengo Information Technology Company Ltd. pour lancer cinq nouveaux médaillons Magical Mementos. Invengo est partenaire du resort depuis son inauguration en 2016 :
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Shanghai Disney Resort Renews Multi-Year Resort Alliance Agreement with Invengo to Launch New Magical Mementos
Shanghai Disney Resort and Invengo Information Technology Company Limited (“Invengo”) jointly announced the renewal of the resort alliance agreement, building on the successful collaboration between the two companies which has been in place since the resort's grand opening in 2016. Invengo has been the exclusive provider of the Shanghai Disney Resort Magic Passport, an interactive experience that offers guests the joy of creating a special souvenir out of their visit. This summer, with the renewal of the alliance, the resort will launch five new thematic medallion machines featuring uniquely designed Magical Mementos which allow guests to bring home more tangible memories of their visit.
“Our Magic Passport has proven to be one of the most popular items among our guests, as it provides a unique interactive experience and becomes a collectible souvenir,” said Joe Schott, President and General Manager of Shanghai Disney Resort. “The extended collaboration with Invengo will allow us to explore more creative solutions, leveraging Invengo’s advanced technology in radio-frequency identification (RFID), making each and every guest’s visit more magical.”
Medallion machines are one of the guest-favorite traditions at Disney Parks. Themed to the attractions and experiences in each location, the five new medallion machines will be installed at Mickey Avenue, Tomorrowland and Disney·Pixar Toy Story Land in Shanghai Disneyland, and Disneytown. Magical Mementos available at the machines also will be themed to each location, featuring beloved Disney characters such as Mickey Mouse and his Pals, the Avengers, Toy Story friends, and the one and only Enchanted Storybook Castle at Shanghai Disneyland. When these medallion machines come into service this summer, guests will have another sparkling interactive experience and unique souvenir opportunity as they adventure at Shanghai Disney Resort.
As one of the leading suppliers of RFID products and solutions, Invengo has been the exclusive provider of the Shanghai Disney Resort Magic Passport since day one, with more than ten million stamps imprinted in guests’ Magic Passports over the past six years. With the launch of these new Magical Mementos, guests and fans will soon have the option to bring home their special memories, created and shared at Shanghai Disney Resorts.
“We have enjoyed a great collaboration with Shanghai Disney Resort and it’s exciting to see that this relationship is being extended and expanded,” said Tony Xu, Director & General Manager of Invengo. “We hope that through the use of the Internet of Things (IoT) technology, Invengo can continue to provide guests and fans with online and offline integrated recreational experience services, creating more immersive, interactive and unforgettable experiences.”
Shanghai Disney Resort a commencé les opérations d'essai d'un nouveau magasin phare officiel sur la plateforme de vente en ligne Tmall, propriété du groupe Alibaba.
Une sélection de produits et articles Shanghai Disneyland sont disponibles à l'achat pendant la période d'essai entamée le 10 août dernier. On y retrouve des peluches, des articles et des accessoires de mode, des jouets, des souvenirs du parc, des articles de décoration d'intérieur et plus encore. La gamme sera rapidement élargie.
Le resort a également annoncé qu'il élargira son expérience de shopping en introduisant Special Merchandise Exclusive Draw, un nouveau programme d'achats dans le parc pour les articles très populaires et fort demandés par les visiteurs.
Chaque jour de l'ouverture à 18h00, ces derniers pourront s'inscrire via l'application officielle du resort à un tirage au sort offrant la possibilité aux gagnants d'accéder à la vente de collections de marchandises spéciales.
Ce nouveau programme est conçu pour améliorer encore le confort et la commodité des visiteurs en leur offrant une chance égale d'entrer dans le magasin et d'acheter des produits très populaires n'importe quel jour donné sans qu'il soit nécessaire d'arriver tôt au parc pour acheter ces produits ! (et en même temps pour soutenir les mesures de prévention et de contrôle de la pandémie sur place).
Ces nouvelles expériences de shopping font suite à l'ouverture officielle la semaine dernière du Disney Home Store, une nouvelle boutique spécialisée située à Disneytown.
Disney Home Store, le tout premier magasin Disney spécialisé dans la décoration d'intérieur en Chine, propose sur deux étages un inventaire complet et à jour de meubles, vaisselle, vêtements de détente, pièces décoratives, cadeaux, peluches et plus encore, permettant aux clients de décorer chaque coin de leur maison avec des histoires et des souvenirs précieux de Disney.
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Shanghai Disneyland Official Flagship Store Launches on Tmall with Highly-Anticipated Online Shopping Experience
In celebration of the “2022 Shanghai Pudong Double Five Shopping Festival,” Shanghai Disney Resort began trial operations today of a new Shanghai Disneyland Official Flagship Store on Tmall. As the resort’s first online shopping destination, this convenient new online store will expand the magic of Shanghai Disneyland’s unique retail selection beyond the resort, offering a complete multichannel shopping experience. Select products will be available for purchase during the trial operations period. The resort also announced it will expand its holistic shopping experience by introducing a “Special Merchandise Exclusive Draw,” a newly designed in-park shopping program for highly popular and in-demand items. These exciting new shopping experiences follow the official opening this week of the Disney Home Store, a specialty shop located at Disneytown.
“We are very appreciative of our passionate guests and fans for their strong affinity for Shanghai Disney Resort, and their lasting love for our experiences and products,” said Joe Schott, President and General Manager of Shanghai Disney Resort. “We continue to leverage new technologies and platforms to further elevate the guest shopping experience. The opening of our new flagship store on Tmall, and introduction of additional online and offline shopping experiences will provide guests and fans with even more products and convenient shopping options.”
The Shanghai Disneyland Official Flagship Store on Tmall, an official sponsor of the resort, offers an appealing assortment of merchandise for guests across a broad range of categories including plush, fashion, accessories, toys, souvenirs, home décor and more. During the trial operations stage, guests will be able to select items for purchase from the popular Summer Mickey’s Pool Party Collection and Chip ‘n’ Dale Car Accessories Collection, otherwise exclusively found at the resort, and enjoy a playful selection of merchandise items. The selection of products available for purchase will expand rapidly after the official opening of the store later this summer, entertaining and delighting guests of all ages.
Building upon Disney’s extraordinary storytelling and innovation, the online store also integrates the physical and digital realms to help guests experience the all-around magic of Shanghai Disney Resort. Before their resort visit begins, guests will be able to find valuable information to make their visit even more convenient, engaging and enjoyable. Guests preparing to commemorate an unforgettable visit to the resort will find a wide range of stylish outfits and merchandise items to create their signature new look. Shanghai Disney Resort continues to explore innovative and enhanced shopping experiences to meet diversified guest needs. While guests and fans near and far will now have access to Shanghai Disney Resort’s merchandise items through the new Shanghai Disneyland Official Flagship Store, the resort is also debuting a technology-based sales program tailored for all guests visiting Shanghai Disneyland – the “Special Merchandise Exclusive Draw.” The program is exclusively designed for in-demand products, providing more opportunities for park guests to purchase their favorite products and bring the memories of their park visit home.
The new “Special Merchandise Exclusive Draw” will begin trial operations on August 15. Available on Shanghai Disney Resort’s official app, guests entering Shanghai Disneyland and participating in the drawing by bundling their park tickets with the app at any time prior to 18:00 will enjoy an equal opportunity to enter a daily drawing to win an in-park purchase voucher for some of the resort’s special merchandise collections. Within a designated timeslot on the winning day, voucher winners will have access to purchase select merchandise products in Wandering Moon Restaurant located at the Gardens of Imagination in Shanghai Disneyland. All voucher winners of the day will have access to purchase from the same product throughout the day, irrespective of the time they are assigned to enter the store. Each eligible guest can participate in the drawing once per day, with purchase limits applied for each product per guest. Products will be sold seasonally subject to the resort’s sales plans, and guests must be in the park and complete their purchase on the day of their park visit before leaving. The new program is designed to further elevate guest comfort and convenience by providing guests an equal chance to enter the store and purchase highly popular products on any given day – there is no need to arrive at the park early to shop for these products! – and at the same time to support on-site pandemic prevention and control measures.
Immersive shopping environments will continue to be an irreplaceable experience during a visit to Shanghai Disney Resort. The resort has further enhanced this experience with the Disney Home Store, a brand new two-story store that officially opened on August 8 in Disneytown. Disney Home Store, the first-ever home specialty store for a Disney resort in China, provides a complete and up-to-date inventory of furnishings, tableware, loungewear, apparel, decorative pieces, gifts, plush and more, allowing guests to decorate every corner of their home with treasured Disney stories and memories. To celebrate the opening, the store sees the debut of the brand new StellaLou’s Dreamy Home Collection and Duffy’s Cuddly Home Collection. Fast on its way to becoming one of the resort’s iconic shopping destinations, the beautifully appointed store will also immerse guests in Disney’s signature storytelling as they explore a unique shopping experience and discover even more unforgettable moments of magic.
Ouvertures retardées et horaires réduits aujourd'hui pour Shanghai Disneyland (10h00-20h30), Disneytown (10h00-21h30) et Wishing Star Park (10h00-18h00) suite au passage du typhon Muifa dans la région en soirée et la nuit passée.
Les deux hôtels du resort continuent d'opérer normalement.
Les aéroports, ports et gares de Shanghai, fermés depuis hier en fin d'après-midi, vont rouvrir ce jeudi et reprendre progressivement un service normal dans le courant de l'après-midi (tous vols commerciaux et plus de 380 trains ont été annulés depuis hier après-midi).
Plus 400.000 personnes ont dû être évacuées. De nombreux services publics, financiers et scolaires ont repoussé leur ouverture aujourd'hui à la fin de matinée ou à l'après-midi.
Le prochain Typhon, nommé Nanmadol, pourrait frapper dès la semaine prochaine.
Shanghai Disney Resort se voit une nouvelle fois contraint de fermer son parc à thème Shanghai Disneyland, Disneytown et Wishing Star Park en raison des mesures Covid strictes qui s'appliquent en Chine dans le cadre de la tolérance zéro, les laboratoires de la capitale chinoise ayant détecté 10 cas de la maladie transmis localement.
Shanghai Disneyland a annoncé lundi peu avant midi, heure locale, la fermeture du parc à thème et des zones environnantes, avec effet immédiat et jusqu'à nouvel ordre, pour se conformer aux réglementations liées à la lutte contre le covid-19.
En raison de l'effet immédiat des mesures, les visiteurs du parc Shanghai Disneyland sont restés piégés à l'intérieur du parc.
Les autorités de Shanghai ont déclaré que le parc avait interdit aux personnes d'entrer et de sortir du parc et que tous les visiteurs à l'intérieur du parc devraient attendre les résultats des tests avant de partir, l'administration du parc ne les laissant sortir qu'après un résultat négatif au test covid-19.
Shanghai Disney Resort a déclaré que le parc propose désormais une "offre limitée" d'attractions qui continuent à fonctionner pour les visiteurs « piégés » et que le resort suit les mesures Covid conformément aux directives des autorités sanitaires chinoises.
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In order to follow the requirement of pandemic prevention and control, Shanghai Disney Resort, including Shanghai Disneyland, Disneytown and Wishing Star Park will be closed starting Monday, October 31, 2022, with immediate effect.
We will notify guests as soon as we have a confirmed date to resume operations.
We apologize for the inconvenience and will provide refund or exchanges for all guests impacted during this period.
Disneyland Paris : plusieurs fois par an jusqu'en 2022 Disneyworld : juin 2015 Disneyland Californie : septembre 2016 Disneyland Shanghai : 1er octobre 2018
D'après les infos locales, 67.000 visiteurs se sont retrouvés pris "au piège" et ont dû passer la nuit au milieu des attractions, conséquences d'un cas positif détecté...
Le parc Shanghai Disneyland accueille à nouveau les visiteurs depuis ce jeudi 8 décembre 2022 :
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Shanghai Disneyland Reopened on December 8, 2022
Dear Guests,
Shanghai Disneyland resumed operations on December 8, 2022, operating from 8:30 to 20:00 on the reopening day, marking Shanghai Disney Resort's return to full operations.
For ticket information, please refer to the Shanghai Disney Resort official website, app, Weixin/WeChat account, the resort’s Reservation Center, or contact the resort’s official travel trade partners.
The resort’s pandemic control measures will be updated in accordance with the latest local government guidelines and guests should check and strictly follow them.
The Cast and Imagineers of Shanghai Disney Resort thank you for your patience and understanding and we are excited to welcome you back.
La République populaire de Chine rouvrira ses frontières le 8 janvier prochain à l'attention des visiteurs étrangers souhaitant visiter la famille, ainsi que les étrangers qui souhaitent étudier ou travailer en Chine.
Les touristes ne sont pas (encore) concernés par ces mesures mais les autorités étudient la possibilité pour les navires de croisières de faire escale dans le pays. Les autres devront encore patienter.
Le test PCR négatif demeure obligatoire pour tout le monde pour entrer sur le territoire.
Malgré l'explosion de contaminations parmi la population suite à la levée des mesures strictes en place depuis trois ans, Shanghai Disney Resort, y compris Shanghai Disneyland, fonctionne normalement.
Cependant, l'offre peut être réduite, en conséquence, les divertissements tels que Disney Winter Magic Cavalcade, Mickey's Storybook Express et ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration, ainsi que certaines attractions, boutiques, restaurants et points de vente peuvent ne pas être disponibles ou fonctionner à capacité réduite.
Le resort rappelle que tous les visiteurs continueront à subir un contrôle de température à leur entrée à Shanghai Disney Resort et Shanghai Disneyland (avec le risque de se voir refuser l'accès si l'on présente de la température).
Tous les visiteurs doivent porter le masque facial correctement dans tous les endroits intérieurs, les files d'attente, les espaces extérieurs bondés, les spots de selfie avec des personnages et dans les transports.
Tous les visiteurs sont tenus de respecter strictement les exigences de distanciation sociale, et une distance de sécurité doit être respectée lorsqu'ils font la queue, regardent des spectacles en plein air ou dînent.
Enfin, Shanghai Disney Resort annonce une augmentation de ses tarifs d'admission à partir du 23 juin 2023 :
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Pricing Rate Adjustment for Shanghai Disneyland Admission Effective June 23, 2023
The following is a public notice of pricing rate adjustment for Shanghai Disneyland admission, which will take effect on June 23, 2023.
Starting June 23, 2023, Shanghai Disney Resort will adjust its pricing rate for admission to Shanghai Disneyland. The new definition and rate for the four-tiered pricing structure – Regular, Regular Plus, Peak and Peak Plus, will be as following:
* “Regular” price of admission to Shanghai Disneyland, covering most of the weekdays and selected weekends, is set at 475 RMB (actuellement 435 RMB)
* “Regular Plus” price of admission will cover selected weekends and selected weekdays, and is set at 599 RMB (actuellement 545 RMB)
* “Peak” price of admission, which covers most of the days in summer season, selected Chinese statutory holiday periods (including their shoulder days), internationally recognized celebration periods, park special event days, and other peak visitation days, is set at 719 RM (actuellement 659 RMB)
* “Peak Plus” price of admission, covering selected Chinese statutory holiday periods, park special event days and selected days in summer season, is set at 799 RMB (actuellement 769 RMB)
A discount of approximately 25% will continue to be provided to children (aged 3 to 11 years old, both inclusive; or with a height above 1.0 meter and up to 1.4 meters), seniors (60 years old and above) and guests with disabilities (certificate/proof of disability is required). Infants (under the age of 3 years old or with a height of 1.0 meter and below) will continue to receive free admission. Shanghai Disneyland will continue to offer the pricing calendar on a rolling 30-day basis to allow sufficient time for guests to make choice and plan their trip to the park.
As Shanghai Disney Resort continues to develop more innovative products and optimize ticketing offerings since its opening to better reflect local consumer visitation habits, the four-tiered pricing structure has supported the resort to more effectively spread visitation throughout the year based on attendance forecast and maximize guest experience.
One ticket to Shanghai Disneyland provides admission and access to all of the attractions and entertainment at the seven themed lands inside the theme park (except for special services, facilities and events that require a separate charge).
A Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass will remain to be one of the most cost-effective ways for guests to enjoy the theme park. A Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass, based on the different pass types, allows the pass holder to enjoy multiple visits to Shanghai Disneyland throughout a year, along with invitations to special events and parties, Disney character experiences, and discounts on many park exclusive offerings.
Shanghai International Theme Park and Resort Management Company Limited.
Shanghai Disney Resort Celebrates the Year of the Rabbit
Are you ready to hop into the Year of the Rabbit? Shanghai Disney Resort sure is, with a month-long lineup of special celebrations from now until Friday, February 10!
During these special festivities, guests are encouraged to bring family, friends, and loved ones for a fun and unique Spring Festival vacation. Not only can guests continue to enjoy the season-long Disney Winter Frostival, but they will also experience festive new décor, delightful entertainment, deliciously comforting food, and unique merchandise that all pay tribute to timeless Chinese traditions in signature Disney style.
Known as one of the Chinese zodiac’s most happy-go-lucky animals, the auspicious rabbit brings its fun spirit to every corner of the resort this Spring Festival. And to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit, guests will be treated to a range of opportunities to encounter their favorite bunnies. Case in point: From Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Zootopia, Judy Hopps will join the Spring Festival celebrations!
As one of the park’s beloved rabbit characters, Judy will receive her very own mosaic among the 12 zodiac signs in the Garden of the Twelve Friends. Echoing the year’s optimism and her “try everything” attitude, the mosaic depicts Judy cheerfully heading to the metropolis of Zootopia by train as the landmark skyline awaits, brimming with adventure. Additionally, Judy will appear in the popular shows returning to Mickey Avenue this year, and guests will be able to catch her at selfie spots on Mickey Avenue, complete with a cheerful new overlay for the holidays that will make these photos a unique souvenir for the Year of the Rabbit.
Guests will also have the chance to be among the first to dine at Donald’s Dine ‘n Delights in Disneytown, scheduled to open in mid-January. Sure to charm its way onto every food lover’s list this winter, with its cozy dining environment and rich storytelling, Donald’s Dine ‘n Delights will serve up seasonally inspired Western cuisine with Asian touches.
D23 - 13 janvier 2023.
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On n'en a pas vraiment entendu parler à l'époque, mais Shanghai Shendi Group, l'actionnaire majoritaire de Shanghai Disney Resort, a ouvert un troisième hôtel, après le Shanghai Disneyland Hotel et le Toy Story Hotel, situé dans la Shanghai International Tourism and Resorts Zone (qui accueille Shanghai Disney Resort) et ce en coentreprise avec un groupe hôtelier international, le groupe espagnol Meliá.
Ayant subi divers retards, le boutique hôtel Meliá Shanghai Parkside n'était pas encore ouvert lors de mon séjour à l'automne 2018, mais l'inauguration a eu lieu au cours de l'année 2019.
Meliá Shanghai Parkside.
Meliá Shanghai Parkside.
Meliá Shanghai Parkside.
L'absence de mentions est sans doute dû au fait que cet établissement hôtelier de taille plus modeste (88 chambres) construit dans le style architectural Shanghai Shikumen n'est pas "Disney branded" et pourtant il est situé à dizaine de minutes à pied du parc à thème (de plus, une navette circule entre l'hôtel et le parc à thème) : il est en effet situé à hauteur du Shanghai Disneyland Hotel, mais de l'autre côté de la route Shendi Road West.
Le Toy Story Hotel est également situé de ce côté de la route Shendi Road West mais plus au Nord, séparé par une large aire de stationnement pour voitures et autocars/autobus.
J'ai pris une photo du plan de la Shanghai International Tourism And Resorts Zone qui m'a été remis à l'époque, le boutique hôtel est situé à l'emplacement de la croix rouge tracée, les hôtels Toy Story Hotel et Shanghai Disneyland Hotel sont entourés de couleur bleue :
La Shanghai International Tourism And Resorts Zone, contrôlée de facto par le gouvernement local, a connu pas mal de changements d'orientation, en principe temporaires pour certains, car l'outil administratif gérant la zone a réattribué des espaces à diverses activités (dont le terrain prévu pour accueillir le deuxième parc à thème du resort).
Au niveau logement, on y trouve également aujourd'hui deux terrains de camping, l'un à côté de Lavender Park, l'autre à côté de Maxus Music Valley avec zones récréatives et sportives, une aire de grillades, une ferme d'animaux... :
Le camping situé à côté de Maxus Music Valley proposant 25 camping cars et 25 tentes.
Le second camping proposant des camping cars et des campers G-Box.
Ainsi des zones de loisirs comme Bright Eco Park, Momchilovtsi Herb Garden, le parc de la Lavande, le parc des Etoiles, un centre d'aviron et Maxus Music Valley, une scène en plein air pour concerts, des restaurants et des boutiques ont vus le jour en complément du centre commercial de style Art Déco de Shanghai Village présent depuis 2016.
Maxus Music Valley
Pour situer cet ensemble sur le plan (zones en rouge, à l'exception de Shanghai Village en bleu) :
Au cours des sept dernières années, Shanghai Disneyland a accueilli plus de 113 millions de visiteurs.
Le resort a enregistré environ 6,3 millions de visiteurs au premier trimestre 2023, soit une augmentation de 81 % par rapport à la même période de l'année dernière, générant plus de 4 milliards de yuans de revenus.
Le nombre de visiteurs devrait atteindre 20 millions en 2023, selon la direction du resort.
Ce rebond du tourisme intérieur est également observé dans les autres parcs d'attractions du pays comme à Universal Beijing Resort (où les services "Universal Express" et "VIP Experience" affichent complets longtemps à l'avance en période de pointe).
Shanghai Disneyland en a par ailleurs profité en mai dernier pour augmenter les tarifs de ses billets d'entrée d'environ 10%.
Shanghai International Tourism and Resorts Zone, qui héberge Shanghai Disney Resort, continue son développement :
Dans la zone ouest, les ventes du premier projet résidentiel du resort progressent régulièrement.
La construction de deux hôtels de villégiature de haute qualité et de projets écologiques a été accélérée dans la zone nord.
Un lot de projets commerciaux, culturels et de divertissement seront développés dans la zone sud.
Dans la zone Est, la structure principale de la station du resort pour la ligne de connexion aéroportuaire a été recouverte.
Shanghai International Tourism and Resorts Zone prévoit d'organiser plus de 30 événements majeurs par an, dont un festival de la lavande et un festival du film, ainsi prochainement que l'ouverture dans le parc Shanghai Disneyland d'une zone thématique directement inspirée de Zootopia, le plus grand succès d'un film d'animation en Chine.
Au cours des sept dernières années, Shanghai Disneyland a accueilli plus de 113 millions de visiteurs.
Le resort a enregistré environ 6,3 millions de visiteurs au premier trimestre 2023, soit une augmentation de 81 % par rapport à la même période de l'année dernière, générant plus de 4 milliards de yuans de revenus.
Le nombre de visiteurs devrait atteindre 20 millions en 2023, selon la direction du resort.
20 millions sur 1 année ?!? Certes, ils font déjà mieux en 1 trimestre (6,3 millions) que tout 2022 (5,3 millions) mais 20 millions, ça me paraît énorme.
En 2019, d'après TEA : Magic Kingdom / +20 millions Disneyland Park / +18 millions Tokyo Disneyland / 18 millions (...) Shanghai Disneyland / 11 millions
Si ça se confirme, tant mieux, ça confortera les investissements et l'idée que je dois y aller absolument
Au cours des sept dernières années, Shanghai Disneyland a accueilli plus de 113 millions de visiteurs.
Le resort a enregistré environ 6,3 millions de visiteurs au premier trimestre 2023, soit une augmentation de 81 % par rapport à la même période de l'année dernière, générant plus de 4 milliards de yuans de revenus.
Le nombre de visiteurs devrait atteindre 20 millions en 2023, selon la direction du resort.
20 millions sur 1 année ?!? Certes, ils font déjà mieux en 1 trimestre (6,3 millions) que tout 2022 (5,3 millions) mais 20 millions, ça me paraît énorme.
En 2019, d'après TEA : Magic Kingdom / +20 millions Disneyland Park / +18 millions Tokyo Disneyland / 18 millions (...) Shanghai Disneyland / 11 millions
Si ça se confirme, tant mieux, ça confortera les investissements et l'idée que je dois y aller absolument
De plus en plus de chinois ont de l'argent et vus leur "masse" tout est possible, en plus pas sûr que le parti communiste chinois aime l'idée que la classe moyenne voyage en dehors de leurs frontières donc raison de plus pour leur apporter tout ce dont ils ont besoin afin de bien les controller et ne pas avoir des envies de libérées
En 2024, plus besoin de Visa pour les courts-séjours en Chine
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Les allers-retours entre la France et la Chine vont être simplifiés. « La Chine a décidé de mettre en oeuvre une politique d'exemption de visa pour les ressortissants français venant en Chine pour des courts séjours de 15 jours ou moins », a annoncé vendredi à Pékin le ministre chinois des Affaires étrangères, Wang Yi, en marge d'une rencontre avec son homologue française Catherine Colonna.
Cette nouvelle politique concerne les Français, mais également les Allemands, les Italiens, les Néerlandais, les Espagnols et les Malaisiens, a précisé le ministère chinois des Affaires étrangères. Du 1er décembre de cette année au 30 novembre 2024, les citoyens de ces pays entrant en Chine pour affaires, tourisme, visite de parents et d'amis, ou en transit pour une durée maximale de 15 jours, n'auront pas besoin de visa, a déclaré vendredi un porte-parole du ministère chinois des affaires étrangères.
Voilà qui tombe à point pour l'ouverture de Zootopia.
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