Shanghai Disneyland will suspend operations but Disneytown, Wishing Star Park, and the two resort hotels will continue to operate.
In order to follow the requirement of Covid-19 pandemic prevention and control due to rising cases in China, Shanghai Disneyland will be temporarily closed starting from Tuesday, as per a statement by the Resort. Meanwhile, as per a report by Xinhua news agency, Disneytown, Wishing Star Park, and the two resort hotels will continue to operate normally.
The resort is expected to notify guests as soon as it has a confirmed date to resume operations. All the guests impacted during this period will be provided with refunds or exchanges, the resort said.
On Monday, Shanghai reported 20 new locally transmitted Covid-19 cases and 158 local asymptomatic cases, as per the data from municipal health commission.
When Shanghai Disneyland reopened, it was done under controlled capacity. Some sites, performances, canteens and shops were still temporarily closed or run with reduced capacity, as Xinhua news agency reported.
All visitors were expected to follow Covid-19 control measures, including presenting their green Shanghai health QR codes, getting their temperatures checked, wearing masks and keeping a safe distance. They were also required to present negative nucleic acid test results falling within the previous 48 hours.
Now as per the reopening of Disneyland again, visitors can check all the information on the official app of the Shanghai Disney Resort.
Meanwhile, China follows a strict Covid-19 policy due to the rising cases in the country.
