Review of Shanghai Disneyland

Shanghai Disneyland is the 6th Disneyland park in the world and the 2nd largest in terms of area. The park is divided into six themed areas: Adventure Isle, Mickey Avenue, Gardens of Imagination, Tomorrowland, Treasure Cove, and Fantasyland. Since we stayed at the Toy Story Hotel, we got early access to the park, one hour before the official opening time. After a 10-minute bus ride from the hotel to Disneyland, we had to go through ticket and bag checks. Items prohibited in the park include selfie sticks, tripods, camera flashes, rolling luggage, and food that needs to be cooked, such as instant noodles and microwaveable meals. Once through the checks, photo enthusiasts should head straight to the castle for pictures, as the crowd is still sparse at this time. Capture your shots quickly and then head to the rides. A tip for visiting Shanghai Disneyland is to download the Shanghai Disney Resort App. This app provides all the information you need about Shanghai Disneyland, such as your current location, restroom locations, food service points, wait times for each ride, showtimes, and parade schedules. It's very convenient for those who want to experience every zone and activity. As for restrooms, don't worry about finding them; they are easily accessible, numerous, and clean, with staff constantly maintaining them. For those planning to watch the fireworks at Disneyland, we recommend choosing a spot near the fence for the best photos. We started waiting from 6 PM because around 7-8 PM, the rides begin to close, and people gather in front of the castle to wait for the fireworks. There are two shows today, the first at 8:30 PM and the second at 9:15 PM (some days only have one show, so check the app). About 15 minutes before the fireworks, an announcement will be made for everyone to prepare to watch in front of the castle. The entire Disneyland crowd will gather here. Enjoy the beauty of the fireworks in the pictures.