Shanghai Disneyland Park

Good fun. The queues are quite long though. Most of the popular attractions are over 100 minutes wait time. We did find that the line went quicker than they anticipated. A lot of the attractions which were 5 min wait time were pleasant to do as an adult. We had no kids with us, just 3 adults. Queue to get into the park took almost one hour to get in, the one nice thing is you are constantly moving, not standing still all the time. To get your ticket, you need ID, so if a foreigner remember to take your passport. At the gate they scan your passport and then you go through. Super easy. When you leave Disneyland it is not clear where to get didi. Its not the same place that you get dropped off. When you come out of the park, go straight over the foot bridge, dont go right to where the taxis are. Overall we had a really nice time. If you dont plan to spend the whole day there, id suggest going in the afternoon around 3pm. 5 - 6 hours is enough, especially if you dont plan to go on all the rides. If you go on all the rides, you'll need around 6 - 8 hours to stand in queues.

Visiting Shanghai Disneyland was an unforgettable experience! The park is vibrant, full of energy, and bursting with color—especially thanks to all the amazing cosplay. Guests dressed up in creative costumes really brought the magic to life and made the atmosphere even more festive. From thrilling rides to enchanting shows, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. I highly recommend booking your tickets in advance to avoid long lines and make the most of your visit. Whether you’re a Disney fan or just looking for a fun day out, Shanghai Disneyland is a must-see destination!

Superb place for the family, a definite recommendation for anyone visiting Shanghai, loads of things to do and some awesome rides including pirates 3D ride and zootopia which were absolutely fun, the place is huge and definitely need 2 days to cover all rides but if you come early and on weekdays you can do many rides. Access to the place is easy and with didi app you can go to book for as much as a 120 yuan from city center or take a metro ride. Food is normal and overpriced as expected so suggest you to take some snacks and drinks. Overall a fantastic experience.

The park is quite big, the facilities is very new. There's many water dispenser so do bring your own bottles. The park is easily accessible through the mrt. There's some shop outside the park to buy some finger food. The food and drink inside the park is Disney price. Do arrive early for the security screening. For foreigner the ticket is tied to our passport. Most of the ride is explain in mandarin. Weather can be hot in summer, do bring a cap, umbrella and perhaps a portable fan.

Went to the park early on a weekday and we were able to get on most rides before noon basically all walk on. In the afternoon and after 5pm things got busier and so had to plan more - but by then we were just watching shows and parades. The Pirates ride is very unique from other parks, Zootopia is amazing and should be a morning priority, the food through the park is my only complaint (not bad, just not good). But if you plan (and have some good shoes) you can do the park in a day, or if want to move more casually then a day and a half.

Despite it being blazing hot and disgusting Shanghai Disneyland met this Disney Parks addict’s expectations. The park size was tolerable to get everything done in a day. The washrooms were clean and AC’d and had real toilets since we don’t do the squat thing. We were disappointed the parade became an “express” version due to the heat and literally was one float but I guess the heat might kill the workers in the costumes. There were some nice rides that were unique to the park. I was a bit disappointed there wasn’t a traditional Main St USA like Paris or WDW. Zootopia World blew me away. The imagineering that went into that is spectacular. The ride was a high thrill and super fun. Too bad the line ups are huge to get simple things like a popcorn bucket. Fireworks were great but I was surprised there were no drones like the Paris show! The theater show only had the songs in English not sure what they were saying. Theatre is quite large and reminded us of Disney Cruise Line theaters.

WOW, what an unforgettable experience! Shanghai Disneyland is a dream come true for Disney fans of all ages. The park is beautifully designed, with stunning architecture and landscaping that immerses you in the Disney magic. The attractions and shows are top-notch, with plenty of thrilling rides and spectacular entertainment options. What impressed me most was the attention to detail and the Chinese cultural elements incorporated into the park. It's clear that the park is designed to delight both Disney fans and locals alike. If you're a Disney fan or just looking for a fun day out, Shanghai Disneyland is a must-visit destination. Don't miss it!"

One checked out from the wishlist! We're lucky to go to a low-crowd weekdays so we can ride many popular attractions (sometimes twice!), seeing both the parade and christmas parade, finally closing the day with beautiful fireworks