Shanghai Disneyland (2016) - Le Parc en général

Le parc ferme aujourd’hui et demain à cause du typhoon.

C'est la première fermeture d'un Parc Disney pour une raison non liée à la pandémie de COVID-19 depuis celle de Disney's Blizzard Beach du 25 au 28 janvier 2020 suite à une vague de froid qui avait frappé la Floride.
https://www.chroniquedisney.fr/dossier/2020-fermetures-parcs-disney.htm

Shanghai Disney Resort va revoir sa tarification au début de l'année prochaine.

La nouvelle structure et les nouveaux tarifs entreront en vigueur le 9 janvier 2022

Citation :

Pricing Rate Adjustment for Shanghai Disneyland Admission Effective January 9, 2022

The following is a public notice of pricing rate adjustment for Shanghai Disneyland admission, which will take effect on January 9, 2022.

Starting January 9, 2022, 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 435 RMB;

* “Regular Plus” price of admission will cover selected weekends and selected weekdays, and is set at 545 RMB;

* “Peak” price of admission, which covers most of the days in summer season, selected Chinese statutory holiday periods (including its shoulder days), internationally recognized celebration periods, park special event days, and other peak visitation days, is set at 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 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 (65 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 90-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 that was introduced in 2020 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). As Shanghai Disney Resort celebrates its 5th Birthday this year with multiple exciting new offerings across the resort, guests visiting the theme park during the second half of this year until January 8, 2022 will continue to be able to enjoy these new offerings at the current prices, as well as special ticketing offerings that the park introduces from time to time.

As Shanghai Disney Resort continues to invest in guest experiences, it has introduced two newly expanded offerings to the guests in the resort’s 5th Birthday Celebration – the theme park’s all-new nighttime spectacular, ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration and the brand new in-park live theater show, Mickey’s Storybook Adventure. Debuted at Shanghai Disneyland’s Enchanted Storybook Castle in April, the ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration is immersing guests in a completely original entertainment experience, combining cutting-edge technologies and brand-new content to create a truly immersive Disney storytelling finale to complete an unforgettable visit to Shanghai Disneyland. Opening to park guests on the Fifth Anniversary of the resort’s Grand Opening and utilizing state-of-the-art technologies as well as classic Disney storytelling, the Mickey’s Storybook Adventure is enchanting guests with the emotion and fun of Disney stories and characters with a unique combination of music, live performances, animation and beautiful transformative scenery.

A Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass will remain to be one of the most cost-effective ways for guests to enjoy the theme park, and the pricing rate of the Annual Pass will remain unchanged for a period of time after the new pricing rate takes effect. 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.

Current pricing structure for Shanghai Disneyland is as follows (valid for visitation until January 8, 2022).

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Augmentation des tarifs en vue pour Shanghai Disneyland, la hausse du prix des billets d'entrée sera effective en janvier prochain !

Annoncée en juillet dernier, la révision tarifaire (structure et prix) entrera en application le 9 janvier prochain :

Citation :

Pricing Rate Adjustment for Shanghai Disneyland Admission Effective January 9, 2022

The following is a public notice of pricing rate adjustment for Shanghai Disneyland admission, which will take effect on January 9, 2022.

Starting January 9, 2022, 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 435 RMB;

* “Regular Plus” price of admission will cover selected weekends and selected weekdays, and is set at 545 RMB;

* “Peak” price of admission, which covers most of the days in summer season, selected Chinese statutory holiday periods (including its shoulder days), internationally recognized celebration periods, park special event days, and other peak visitation days, is set at 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 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 (65 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 90-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 that was introduced in 2020 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). As Shanghai Disney Resort celebrates its 5th Birthday this year with multiple exciting new offerings across the resort, guests visiting the theme park during the second half of this year until January 8, 2022 will continue to be able to enjoy these new offerings at the current prices, as well as special ticketing offerings that the park introduces from time to time.

As Shanghai Disney Resort continues to invest in guest experiences, it has introduced two newly expanded offerings to the guests in the resort’s 5th Birthday Celebration – the theme park’s all-new nighttime spectacular, ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration and the brand new in-park live theater show, Mickey’s Storybook Adventure. Debuted at Shanghai Disneyland’s Enchanted Storybook Castle in April, the ILLUMINATE! A Nighttime Celebration is immersing guests in a completely original entertainment experience, combining cutting-edge technologies and brand-new content to create a truly immersive Disney storytelling finale to complete an unforgettable visit to Shanghai Disneyland. Opening to park guests on the Fifth Anniversary of the resort’s Grand Opening and utilizing state-of-the-art technologies as well as classic Disney storytelling, the Mickey’s Storybook Adventure is enchanting guests with the emotion and fun of Disney stories and characters with a unique combination of music, live performances, animation and beautiful transformative scenery.

A Shanghai Disneyland Annual Pass will remain to be one of the most cost-effective ways for guests to enjoy the theme park, and the pricing rate of the Annual Pass will remain unchanged for a period of time after the new pricing rate takes effect. 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 Disney Resort

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CookieAnn Bakery Café Now Open at Shanghai Disneyland !

We are excited to announce the opening of a brand-new addition to Mickey Avenue at Shanghai Disney Resort – CookieAnn Bakery Café! Owned by Minnie Mouse, this adorable bakery is inspired by CookieAnn’s culinary curiosity, creativity, and ingenuity, and, of course, by the friendship between Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, Duffy and his friends.



Duffy and Friends have deeply connected with guests of Shanghai Disney Resort since the moment they first arrived there. Their friendship and heartwarming moments with Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse inspired this location that highlights CookieAnn’s creative talent in coming up with fun, unique and delicious recipes.

The interior walls are adorned with murals, envisioned by Walt Disney Imagineering Shanghai Art Director Aileen Li and beautifully illustrated by Lina Barr with creative direction from Laura West, both Disney Imagineers from California. These four painted tableaus portray a fun day had by Minnie Mouse and Mickey Mouse with Duffy and his friends: Picking fresh ingredients on an outing, baking and decorating together, and enjoying a picnic savoring the tasty snacks of their own creation. These heartwarming images magically transport guests to the world of Duffy and Friends as they sit and enjoy the offerings in this entirely immersive, fantastically sweet environment.









The vintage oven in the middle of the CookieAnn Bakery Café shows baked goods animation, reminiscent of things that appear in many Disney animated films.



Guests will be treated with a host of delicious and delightful snacks and baked goods: pastries, cookies, soufflé pancakes, creative milkshakes, specialty hot beverages, as well as all sorts of homeware items Disney collectibles, souvenirs, all inspired by Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, Duffy and his friends, and brought to life by the Shanghai Disney Resort Food & Beverage and Merchandise teams.



We hope you will enjoy the amazing food and beverage offerings, charming goods and souvenirs, as well as the warm friendship between the Disney friends, especially that between CookieAnn and Minnie Mouse, at CookieAnn Bakery Café!  

https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2021/12/cookieann-bakery-cafe-now-open-at-shanghai-disneyland/

J'avoue avoir lu en diagonale car je sais que généralement Disney ne le précise jamais dans ce type de communiqué de toutes façons mais sait-on si cela remplace quelque chose et, si oui, quoi ?

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Remy Patisserie ?

C'est effectivement l'espace de Remy's Patisserie qui a été "réimaginé".

L'enseigne est dégueulasse, c'est le deuxième espace qu'ils ont saccagé après le Laughing Monkey traders avec les personnages de Tic et Tac à Adventure Isle...

C’est juste lamentable… Saccager un si bel espace 6 ans après l’ouverture… Pour rappel voilà ce qu’io y avait a la place de cette horreur …

Depuis le samedi 12 mars, Shanghai Disney Resort opère son parc à thème avec un jauge limitée suite à une recrudescence des contaminations de Covid-19 à Shanghai et sa région.

Tous les visiteurs doivent présenter une pièce d'identité valide et un code QR de santé vert lors de leur entrée dans le parc.

De plus, depuis le dimanche 13 mars, tous les visiteurs (et cast members) doivent également présenter un rapport de test d'acides nucléiques négatif (PCR) datant de moins de 24 heures.

Shanghai Disney Resort referme ses portes ce lundi 21 mars 2022 jusqu'à nouvel ordre suite à la pandémie du coronavirus.

Shanghai Disney Resort communique sur la fermeture du resort évoquée hier par des blogueurs :  

Citation :

Shanghai Disney Resort Important Notice

Due to the current pandemic situation, Shanghai Disney Resort, including Shanghai Disneyland, Disneytown and Wishing Star Park will be temporarily closed from Monday, March 21, 2022.

We will continue to monitor the pandemic situation and consult local authorities, and will notify guests as soon as we have a confirmed date to resume operations.

We apologize for the inconvenience and will provide refund or exchange for all guests impacted during this period. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Shanghai Disney Resort

Le célèbre Happy Meal au coeur d'une alliance promotionnelle pluriannuelle conclue par Shanghai Disney Resort et McDonald's sur le territoire de la république populaire de Chine :

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Shanghai Disney Resort and McDonald’s China Enter Multi-Year Promotional Alliance

McDonald’s Happy Meal toys themed to Shanghai Disneyland’s seven lands now available at select McDonald’s restaurants in Mainland China for a limited time

Shanghai Disney Resort and McDonald’s China jointly announced that the two parties have entered into a multi-year Happy Meal promotional alliance. A brand new McDonald’s Happy Meal promotion with toys themed to Shanghai Disney Resort’s iconic attractions and characters is available for a limited time through March 29, marking the start of the alliance and showcasing both parties collaborating together to develop toys that combine the joy of the resort's signature magical experiences with McDonald's world of Passion for Good.

“We are pleased to create this new alliance with McDonald’s China to bring Disney magic to more consumers beyond the resort,” said Joe Schott, President and General Manager, Shanghai Disney Resort. “Both brands are committed to creating happiness, and together with McDonald’s China, we look forward to further creating cherished and unforgettable moments for even more families.”

This first Happy Meal promotion between Shanghai Disney Resort and McDonald’s China is part of Shanghai Disneyland’s yearlong 5th Birthday celebration full of magical surprises. As part of this alliance, guests and consumers can enjoy uniquely designed McDonald’s Happy Meal products– starting with this series of enchanting Happy Meal toys – the chance to win resort products and experiences, and more at McDonald’s restaurants across Mainland China.

This Happy Meal promotion is comprised of seven exclusive toys featuring classic Disney characters embarking on an adventure in Shanghai Disneyland’s seven themed lands. These include Mickey Mouse driving the locomotive inspired by Shanghai Disneyland’s Mickey’s Storybook Express, Minnie Mouse on the immersive adventure that is Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure, Donald Duck flying the fantastical skies with Dumbo and Daisy Duck on perennial guest favorite Soaring Over the Horizon. Each toy is available at select times throughout the series’ limited release, and if all collected, the series of toys can be connected together to create a train set. The Shanghai Disney Resort themed Happy Meals can be purchased from select McDonald’s restaurants for a limited time, on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to availability.

“At McDonald’s, we encourage imagination and opening up a world of possibilities for every child. We are thrilled to collaborate with Shanghai Disney Resort to launch the new Happy Meal toys, bringing the excitement of a day out in the resort into our iconic Happy Meal,” said Phyllis Cheung, Chief Executive Officer, McDonald’s China. “With the alliance with Shanghai Disney Resort, we are confident that we will bring even more exciting and exclusive experiences to our customers.”

The themed Happy Meal marks the beginning of collaboration between Shanghai Disney Resort and McDonald’s China, and is an extension of the promotional alliance between the two global companies. In addition to future McDonald’s Happy Meal toys inspired by the resort, customers can enjoy the longstanding tradition of McDonald’s interactive birthday parties which may incorporate elements themed to Shanghai Disney Resort fun. These new offerings invite all to participate in and discover more magical experiences in the days, weeks, and years to come.

Shanghai Disney Resort - mars 2022.

Shanghai Disney Resort a introduit la vente via son application officielle de passes Early Park Entry Pass qui peuvent être achetés en complément d'un billet d'entrée au parc valide.

La vente débute sept jours avant le jour de visite à 00h01, la disponibilité est limitée, la tarification est dynamique (le prix varie selon les jours), les tarifs débutent à 189 ¥ (+/- 25 €) en période creuse.

L'achat de ce pass, qui se présente sous la forme d'un code QR, permet l'accès au parc une heure avant l'heure d'ouverture officielle. Il est conseillé de se présenter à la porte dédiée 90 minutes avant l'heure d'ouverture officielle pour se placer dans la file en attendant l'ouverture des portes 60 minutes avant l'heure d'ouverture publié du jour.

Durant cette heure supplémentaire, une sélection d'attractions et boutiques seront accessibles aux visiteurs ayant acquis un Early Park Entry Pass, la sélection peut varier d'un jour à l'autre mais le land Zootopia n'en fait pas partie quelque soit le jour de visite.

Les attractions et boutiques qui peuvent être accessibles selon les jours sont : Soaring Over the Horizon, TRON Lightcycle Power Run, Buzz Lightyear Planet Rescue, Peter Pan's Flight, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Pirates of the Caribbean - Battle for the Sunken Treasure, Roaring Rapids, Woody's Roundup (attractions), Intergalactic Imports, Hundred Acre Goods, and Doubloon Market (boutiques).

Les autres boutiques et points de restauration ouvriront selon l'heure d'ouverture publiée du parc.

A noter que les résidents des hôtels bénéficient également de cet accès anticipé sans surcoût.

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Durant cette heure supplémentaire, une sélection d'attractions et boutiques seront accessibles aux visiteurs ayant acquis un Early Park Entry Pass, la sélection peut varier d'un jour à l'autre mais le land Zootopia n'en fait pas partie quelque soit le jour de visite.

Dans notre cas, il y a une dizaine de jours, le land Zootopia ainsi que l'attraction étaient bien accessibles dès 7h15 (l'early entry débute en principe à 7h30, mais dans les faits ils ont ouvert les portes 15 minutes plus tôt). Cela nous a permis de faire l'attraction en walk-on, et aussi de profiter du land presque vide, chose totalement impossible le reste de la journée.

D'ailleurs si certains prévoient de visiter Shanghai Disneyland sans loger sur site, je ne peux que conseiller l'achat de ce pass, selon moi bien plus rentable que des Premier Access dans la journée. Le premier jour, à 9h30, nous avions déjà pu faire 7DMT, Zootopia, Peter Pan, Rex's Racer, Woody's Roundup, Tron et Pirates of the Caribbean ! Cela nous a permis d'être beaucoup plus relax le reste de la journée, surtout que le parc était quand même bien chargé pour un jour de semaine !

Je suis heureux que vous ayez pu en bénéficier le jour de votre visite mais voici la communication officielle qui souligne et insiste sur l’absence du land Zootopia dans l’offre lors de l’entrée anticipée au parc.

Il vaut mieux partir sur cette base là pour éviter des déceptions une fois sur place, et si l’accès est finalement possible, ce sera une agréable surprise  

Complètement d’accord avec toi, je ne faisais que partager ma récente expérience. Mieux vaut ne pas compter là-dessus et être agréablement surpris, ce qui a été notre cas

Après une année 2022 avec seulement 5,3 millions de visiteurs, encore marqué par la pandémie, Shanghai retrouve son rang avec 14 millions de visiteurs. Il est le 5ème parc le plus visité du monde.

Je pense que WDI travail déjà sérieusement sur le deuxième parc. C’est du moins ce que semblait indiquer Shendi Group qui possède 57% de SDR.

D’ailleurs c’est un chiffre que le Parc Disneyland n’a jamais atteint en 32 d’exploitation…! Les WDS eux n’arrivent toujours pas à dépasser EP. L’année 2025 va être difficile pour notre resort hein…