Shanghai Disneyland was the first Disney property to reopen after extended COVID-19 closures back in May. And with CEO Bob Chapek stating that Shanghai is the model for other parks reopening, new developments are always important to watch. Now that the pandemic has seemingly slowed down within China, the Chinese Government is allowing tourism spots … Read more
While all parades remain suspended at Walt Disney World, Shanghai Disneyland is resuming its daytime parade, Mickey’s Storybook Express. Disney Magical Kingdom Blog tweeted out the news last night. Mickey’s Storybook Express has been the daytime parade at Shanghai Disneyland since it opened in 2016. According to Shanghai Disney Resort’s website, it will be running … Read more
Disney English, an institution that teaches children in China to speak English, is officially closing its learning centers.
After a successful launch of the Standby Pass system a week ago, Shanghai Disney resort is not only using the Standby Pass not only for “The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh” ride, but a slew of attractions and shows, including TRON Lightcycle Power Run, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and the new “Disney Color-Fest” show. … Read more
On May 11th, Shanghai Disneyland resumed operations after the successful reopening of Disney Town. After just days of resuming operations, Shanghai Disneyland has also resumed its entertainment. While attractions, shopping, and dining follow strict COVID-19 social distancing protocols, entertainment other than the Mickey’s Storybook Express parade and the “Ignite the Dream” evening nighttime spectacular has … Read more
Thanks to Twitter user @gourmetdyy, we have a rare look inside an empty Shanghai Disneyland. The park, which is about 850 km from the original outbreak in Wuhan, China, has been closed temporarily in response to the growing concern for the Coronavirus outbreak in the Hubei Province. The park has been closed since January 25th, … Read more
Welcome in the Year of the Pig at Shanghai Disney Resort this Chinese New Year! The magic of the Disney resort will meet the stunning traditional celebrations of Chinese New Year from January 19 through February 19. The park will be gloriously decorated in Mickey Mouse lanterns, Chinese couplets, and colorful flowers, with plenty of magical events, … Read more