Disney Shanghai Reopening – The world’s biggest Disney park, the Shanghai Disneyland, is set to reopen its doors to the public for the first time in five months. The closure of the theme park, which opened in June 2016, came as a result of the global pandemic and the resulting lockdowns.
Safety Measures
Disney has implemented a number of safety measures in order to ensure the safety of visitors, including temperature checks, social distancing, and limited capacity. Guests are also required to wear face masks while in the park and to follow strict sanitation protocols. The park has also been divided into five different “zones” to further reduce the risk of infection.
Reopening Plans
The park will open in phases, beginning with its “Fantasyland” area on May 11th. The other four zones will open in the weeks following. To ensure safety, Disney has implemented a reservation system to limit the number of guests in the park at any one time. Guests must also register online before their visit and provide their personal information and health information.
Ticket Prices
Ticket prices have also been reduced in order to make the park more accessible. Prices for a one-day ticket have been reduced from ¥499 ($72) to ¥370 ($54). The park will also offer discounts for seniors and children.
Attractions
The park is home to a variety of attractions, including the popular “Pirates of the Caribbean” ride, a roller coaster, and a variety of other rides and shows. The park also features a variety of restaurants and shops, as well as a Disney-themed hotel.
Conclusion
The reopening of Disney Shanghai is a welcome development for both Disney and the city of Shanghai. The safety measures implemented by Disney will help to ensure the safety of visitors, while the reduced ticket prices will make the park more accessible to a wider range of people.
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