Shanghai Disneyland will reopen this week

After a temporary closure due to rising Covid cases last March, China’s Shanghai Disneyland will reopen to the public this week, Shanghai Disney Resort Management said today. Ticket sales and annual ticket bookings will resume tomorrow and the park will reopen on Thursday 30 June. Shanghai completed a tough lockdown earlier this month.

Management said that in the initial opening phase, the park will implement enhanced health and safety measures and make thorough improvements to operations. Places will also be limited.

Disneytown, Wishing Star Park and Shanghai Disneyland Hotel have resumed operations. However, some experiences like Explorer Canoes, Selfie Spot with Mickey at Gardens of Imagination, and Marvel Universe will remain closed for the time being.

All guests, regardless of age, must present a Green Shanghai Health (“Suishenma”) QR code and negative nucleic acid test performed within 72 hours of entering any area of ​​the Shanghai Disney Resort. Test confirmation is required. Temperature controls, face masks and social distancing are also required.

Additionally, all guests visiting the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel will be required to present a route card based on green telecommunications data and complete a health declaration form at the front desk and during check-in at the Magic Kingdom lounge.

The reopening of Shanghai Disney on June 15 after the Universal Beijing Resort took place in a staggered manner. This park was originally opened in September 2021 and then closed in May with the increase in covid cases in the capital.

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