The wait is finally over, Shanghai Disneyland is reopening on May 11th! The world’s first Disney Park to close due to the Covid-19 pandemic, is also the first to reopen. Shanghai Disney Resort announced the news on April 28th, 2020, that it will reopen its gates to the public with a number of new health and safety measures in place.
New Safety Measures
In order to ensure the health and safety of guests and cast members, the resort has implemented a number of new safety measures including:
- Temperature checks for all guests before entering the park.
- Reduced capacity to allow for proper social distancing.
- Requiring guests to wear masks while inside the park.
- Increased sanitation and cleaning procedures.
- Contactless payment options.
Limited Capacity
Due to the reduced capacity, the park will be limiting the number of guests who can enter the park each day. Guests must make an advance reservation to enter the park, and will be required to provide their personal information such as name, age, and contact information. All reservations must be made online and will be subject to availability.
Tickets
Tickets will be available for purchase online only, and will be subject to availability. Guests must purchase tickets in advance, and the tickets will be date-specific and non-refundable. All guests must present their ticket and reservation information at the entrance of the park.
Attractions and Entertainment
Most attractions and entertainment offerings will be available upon reopening, however, some will remain closed due to health and safety considerations. Guests should check the Shanghai Disney Resort website for the most up-to-date information on attractions and entertainment.
Conclusion
Shanghai Disneyland is reopening on May 11th, with a number of new safety measures in place to ensure the health and safety of guests and cast members. All guests must make an advance reservation, and tickets must be purchased online. Attractions and entertainment will be available, however, some will remain closed due to health and safety considerations.
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