Please note: To ensure each guest’s health and safety and to comply with the law and requests from the government authorities, all guests (including children) are required to register their information (Click to register: https://shdr.cn/df) before visiting Shanghai Disneyland. The information collected will only be used for epidemic prevention. For more information, please see the Terms and Conditions and Park Rules and Regulations.

Please bring the original copy of your ID document (for Mainland China guests, please bring your PRC Resident ID Card. For Hong Kong and Macao guests, please bring a Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents or PRC Travel Document. For Taiwan Guests, please bring a Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents or PRC Travel Document. For other guests, please bring a valid foreign passport), the ID number of which will be collected by Shanghai Disney Resort at the time of entry. If you refuse to provide your identity and contact information as provided in this form before your visit or if you are in such a situation under which you are not allowed to enter Shanghai Disneyland according to the law or the requirements of the government authorities or the Park Rules and Regulations, you may be refused entry into the park during this epidemic period.

On May 11, the majority of Shanghai Disneyland’s attractions, rides, some shows and shopping and dining locations will resume operations, with controlled attendance. Some interactive attractions and experiences, such as children play areas, and theater shows will remain closed. To accommodate social distancing, parades and nighttime spectaculars will also return at a later date; Close interaction and close-up photos with characters will be suspended during the initial phase of reopening. Please check the resort’s official website and app for the availability of attractions and entertainment.

How to Use My Ticket?

Your passport is your ticket. Please show your passport at the entrance for admission.

Ticket Information:

• Standard: Height 1.4+m
  
• Child: Height 1m - 1.4m or Age 3 - 11
  
• Senior: Age 65+
  

Free Park Admission: Children under the age of 3 years old or with a height of 1.0 meter and below on the day of their visit.

Regular 1-Day Ticket

• ￥465 Standard 475
• ￥346 Child 356

Regular Plus 1-Day Ticket

• ￥589 Standard 599
• ￥439 Child/Senior 449

Peak 1-Day Ticket

• ￥719 Standard
• ￥529 Child/Senior official site ￥539

Peak Plus 1-Day Ticket

• ￥799 Standard 
• ￥599 Child/Senior 

TIPS

• No need to queue up at the ticket booth, take your passport/ID straight to the main entrance
• Download the Shanghai Disneyland APP for Fastpasses and to see waiting times

See our full explainer and park tips here

Important Notes:

• The number of tickets available is limited. Tickets are valid only on a specific date, or for 2-day tickets, only on specific dates.
• Entertainment, ticket types, entitlements and prices subject to change without notice.
• Tickets are nontransferable and nonrefundable.
• Click HERE to check Park Hours.

The Definitions of Standard Pricing and Special Pricing

Special Pricing:

• Children: Aged 3 to 11 years old (both inclusive) or with a height above 1.0 meter and up to 1.4 meters on the day of their visit to the park
• Seniors: Aged 65 years old and above

An “age” mentioned above is deemed to have been reached on the date corresponding to the date of birth. Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a guest aged 16 years old or older to enter the park.

Guests that do not meet the special pricing or free admission criteria (as set forth above) must purchase Standard tickets to visit Shanghai Disneyland.

In order to enjoy free admission or the ticket discount based on age (as set forth above), guardians must bring and present a valid original government ID with a photo and the date of birth of the children (“ID Certificate”) that is acceptable to use on the day they intend to enter Shanghai Disneyland.

For mainland China guests, examples of acceptable ID Certificates are:

• PRC Resident ID Card
• PRC Social Security Card
• Passport

For mainland China guests, examples of unacceptable ID Certificates are:

• Hu Kou Bu (photos not available)
• Certificate of Birth (photos not available)
• Student ID (not a government-issued ID)

For other guests, the only acceptable ID Certificates are:

• For Hong Kong China and Macao China guests: Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents or PRC Travel Document
• For Taiwan China guests: Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents or PRC Travel Document
• For other guests: Foreign passport