Walt Disney to Switzerland's famous mountain as a blueprint design "paradise" peaks of the first Disneyland "Disneyland" night view, so that visitors and Alice in the fairy tale with Alice into the fantasy world of Disney - Donald Duck and the world's children's Sanctuary.
In anticipation of the 50th anniversary of its opening. Beginning in May 2005, Disneyland embarked on what it called "The World's Happiest Celebration" for 18 months, with the opening of Hong Kong Disneyland as part of that celebration. The Los Angeles Disneyland Resort will feature newly designed floats and parades during this period, as well as the re-opening of the refurbished indoor "Space Coaster". [edit]Disney World Orlando In 1964, preparations began for a larger amusement park, Disney World Orlando. After five years of construction, Walt Disney World finally opened to the public in October 1971, at a cost of 7.66 million dollars. At a cost of $766 million, it is located just outside of Orlando, Florida and is an amusement center for young and old alike. Disney World Orlando consists of seven distinct theme parks, six golf clubs and six themed hotels. Like Disneyland shocked westerners, Disney World sensationalized the East Coast.
In Disney World are Central Avenue, Small World, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Tomorrow's World, Topiary Land and Liberty Square. Central Avenue has elegant old-fashioned carriages, quaint stores and restaurants, such as tea rooms; Small World is designed for children, for their desire to entertain the world; in the "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea", people can ride on a special submarine, sometimes to a vibrant tropical seabed, and sometimes to the gloomy silence of the frigid seabed, and enjoy the colorful undersea plants and aquariums, and even see a shipwreck full of jewels and earthquake victims. Cargo shipwrecks and ancient cities sunk to the bottom of the sea due to earthquakes; and can personally to the "moon" to visit some; if you come to the Pioneering Land and Freedom Square, that is another world, where people can relive the year when the immigrants from various countries in the new continent of pioneering all kinds of scenarios, and British colonial period of the American continent situation. Walking in Disney World, but also often encountered some actors dressed as Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Snow White and the seven dwarfs, more so that the childishness of the people back to budding, the tour is very excited.
Disney World is not only an amusement park, but also a tourist center, visitors can also come to the nearby beaches to swim, ice skating, sailing, fishing in the deep sea, ballooning, or visit nearby attractions. These colorful programs add to the charm of Disney World.
Currently, Disney World is still in the process of development. on October 1, 1982, Disney World's newly built Ebbet Center officially opened, attracting a large number of visitors. The Ebb and Flow Center was based on an idea Disney had more than 20 years ago. It includes "Future World" and "World Showcase." Future World has six main pavilions: Communications, Energy, Transportation, Agriculture and Future Vision. The Energy Pavilion is topped by 80,000 barrier photovoltaic cells, the world's largest privately built daylight collector. In the Agriculture Pavilion, one can also see a laboratory that simulates the conditions of outer space to grow crops." The "World Showcase" is even more interesting, featuring Egyptian pyramids, Italian palaces, Japanese shrines and the Eiffel Tower in Paris, which is half the size of Beijing's Temple of Prayer for the Year of the Dragon, but is finely sculpted, ornately decorated and very realistic.
Disney World puts serious educational content in a form of entertainment that is rich and fun, attracting nearly 20 million visitors each year. But it goes without saying that a trip to Walt Disney World, and especially to Epcot Center, is going to break the bank.
Opening hours:
December-February 10:00-18:00 weekdays, 9:00-24:00 weekends
March-May 9:00-17:00 weekdays, 9:00-24:00 weekends
March-May 9:00-17:00 weekdays, 9:00-24:00 weekends. 17:00, Weekends 9:00-24:00
June Weekdays 9:00-23:00, Weekends 9:00-24:00
July-August Weekdays 9:00-1:00am, Weekends 9. 00-1:00am
September-November Weekdays 10:00-18:00, Weekends 9:00-24:00
Admission: 1-day pass adults, children (3-11), 2-day pass adults, children [ Editor's note] Tokyo Disneyland In 1982, Tokyo Disneyland, a world theme park that has attracted global conversation and attention, was built in Maihama, Urayasu-shi, Chiba Prefecture, Tokyo, Japan. Tokyo Disneyland was built as a collaboration between the Disney Company of the United States and Azusa Design of Japan. After it was built, there was a "Disney fever" in Japan, such as the Disney costume fever and the Disney ride fever, and this successful "Disney fever" also expanded the power of the U.S. Walt Disney Company.
Tokyo Disneyland, known as Asia's number one amusement park, was built in accordance with the U.S. Disneyland, and is currently the world's largest Disneyland. Its theme park covers an area of 70 to 80 hectares. It is larger than the two Disneyland parks in the United States. This park from April 15, 1983 since the opening has become a men, women and children to enjoy their own tourist attractions, from 1994 to 2000 for six consecutive years of park attendance than the U.S. mainland Disneyland more.
The construction of the park, which cost 150 billion yen, has received 260 million visitors since it opened in the spring of 1983, generating a huge profit several times the investment. Tokyo Disneyland received 17.3 million visitors in 2000.
Tokyo Disneyland is divided into seven zones, including World Market, Adventureland, Westland, New Bio, Fantasyland, Toontown and Futureland, and the park's stages and plazas are filled with colorful masquerade performances and fun parades.
In the center of Disney's main entrance, you can see the towering "Cinderella City", the main building, and then in its surroundings also built a variety of themed amusement parks and playgrounds, there are the Palace of Adventure, the World Famous Stories, Legends Palace, there are the Palace of Landscapes, the Palace of Leisure, the Palace of the Universe, the Palace of Fantasy, and so on. Each pavilion is accompanied by a detailed explanation of the plot and music to make you feel as if you were there. It maintains the authentic style of Disneyland in the U.S.A., and we can experience its "non-everyday" performance characteristics. Tokyo Disneyland also features a large parade that keeps guests entertained. The park is made up of numerous smaller theme parks.
There are two key successes:
One is that "everything is dynamic". Tokyo Disneyland has five theme parks: World Bazaar with its Victorian-era street scenes, Adventureland with its adventures and legends, Westland with its pioneering era, Fantasyland with its dreams and fairytales, and Futurama with its future, science and universe. There are 35 exciting shows in these five theme parks***, which are ***identical in that everything is active and vocal. Strange, original, thrilling and intense scenarios and characters will make visitors forget about reality and enter another world. What makes this possible is the "electronic sound action device" developed by Japan itself. Driven by this device, the total number of more than 2,000 dolls and animals in the park are all very realistic, to the extent of the real, so that people as if they were in the real world.
The second is the "never-ending Disneyland". From the opening of the park to the present, Tokyo Disneyland has implemented the business strategy of constantly adding new rides and equipment and services to attract tourists and make the tourists who have been here come back again. The park's original construction investment was 150 billion yen (about 1 billion U.S. dollars), and over the past 18 years, the park has invested another 120 billion yen in the construction of super sound equipment and 35 amusement parks. It is reported that in the next five years, the park is prepared to invest another 65 billion yen for the construction of new projects. In this way, it is possible for visitors to keep having new fun and new experiences, thus keeping Disneyland's great charm continuously.
October 1998, Tokyo and started construction of the Disneyland Ocean Park, costing about 338 billion yen (about 120 yen to 1 U.S. dollar), covers an area of 47.8 hectares, the reception of visitors to the capacity of 10 million times a year. Ocean amusement park and the well-known Tokyo Disney amusement park adjacent to, and with the same American Disney series, are operated by Japan's Oriental Amusement Park Company.
Tokyo Disney Sea Amusement Park was built in Chiba Prefecture, Maihama area of Tokyo Bay, 10 kilometers from the center of Tokyo. Into the park can be appreciated: an area of 9.2 hectares of water, multi-masted ancient ships frequent; 7 imitation port towns, presenting the world's flavors; leaning against the sea construction of 10,000 tons of passenger ships can be almost real; huge "active volcano" accompanied by a rumbling sound, and constantly spit fire and smoke. At night, lasers and fireworks are intertwined, and the water stage show is a climax.
Inside the park*** there are 23 unique rides, 33 kinds of food and beverage facilities and 32 tourist stores, which are distributed in the castle and "volcano". Most of the rides here are related to the sea itself and the legends of the sea for visitors to experience magic, romance, horror and thrill.
Scenic Spot Travel Tips
Admission: Day trip admission is 5,800 yen per person (5,000 yen per person for students over 12 years of age, 5,100 yen per person for senior citizens, and 3,900 yen per person for children from 4 years of age and older to 11 years of age).
The day trip tickets are further divided into two-day, three-day and four-day trips, with two-day trip tickets at 10,000 yen per person (8,800 yen per person for students over 12 years old and 6,900 yen per person for children over 4 years old); three-day trip tickets at 12,900 yen per person (11,500 yen per person for students over 12 years old and 8,900 yen per person for children over 4 years old); and four-day trip tickets at 12,900 yen per person (11,500 yen per person for students over 12 years old and 8,900 yen per person for children over 4 years old). yen per person); and 15,000 yen per person for a four-day pass (13,500 yen per person for students over 12 years old and 10,500 yen per person for children over 4 years old). Year-round passport for both parks (75,000 yen/person for 12 years old or older, 50,000 yen/person for 4 to 11 years old)
Group fare: 5,220 yen/person for a group of 25 or more (4,500 yen/person for a student ticket for 12 years old or older, 3,510 yen/person for a child ticket for 4 years old or older).
An annual pass to Tokyo Disneyland is 45,000 yen per person (31,000 yen per person for children over 4 years old).
Children under three are free. [edit]Disneyland Paris The Walt Disney Company spent $44 billion to build the first Disneyland in Europe, which opened in early 1992 in the town of Vallée de la Marne, a suburb of Paris. Initially it had six hotels and 5,200 rooms, more than all the rooms in the city of Kenners. Disneyland Paris is the most visited paid amusement park in all of Europe, attracting a total of 12 million visitors in 2000***. However, due to the European boycott of American culture and the fact that Disneyland Paris built more hotels than needed and the park was oversized, the Disneyland did not make a lot of money.
Transportation
Disneyland Paris is far away from the city, please take the French Railway Red Line in the city center (note: not the subway, it is a train, but all get on the train at the underground station), and the terminal is Disney, 30 to 40 minutes each way. It is recommended to buy ONE-DAYPASS (one-day pass), about 15 euros, you can save a lot of money. Otherwise, a single ride on the Red Line bus to and from Disney and downtown will cost 16 euros!
Dining:
Besides the formal restaurants, there are of course the usual popular flavors. The home-cooked bistro known as Bistrot serves traditional home-cooked food at a cheaper price. There are also buffet restaurants, called Cafeteria, which are billed according to the dishes taken and are again cheaper than the usual restaurants.
Accommodation:
Recommended Four Seasons George V Hotel in Paris, the hotel is easily accessible, the location is not only conducive to the ride to visit Disneyland is also very easy to reach the other attractions of Paris, the lowest price of the standard room is about 815 yuan.
Tickets:
Adults 49 euros per person, about 490 yuan. [edit]Hong Kong Disneyland Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (English: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort) is located at Penny's Bay on Lantau Island in the New Territories of Hong Kong, now covering a total area of 126 hectares. Surrounded by mountains and looking away from the South China Sea, Hong Kong Disneyland is the first theme park modeled after Disney in California, where visitors can step into a fairy tale kingdom. Among them, Main Street USA, World of Adventure, Sleeping Princess Castle and Tomorrowland are its representative entertainment locations. Each place can bring endless marvelous experiences to the tourists. In the American town street, you can enjoy the nostalgic architecture of the American market, all kinds of elegant antique cars, and taste all kinds of Chinese and Western delicacies; in the world of adventure, along a huge river, through the African prairie, into the mysterious forest of Asia, and arrive at the Tarzan island, the brave navigator will lead the tourists to explore the magical realm of nature; the Sleeping Princess Castle is a fantasy world full of joy, with the beautiful and kind-hearted Snow White, innocent and lively Dumbo, innocent and lovely Winnie the Pooh; in Tomorrowland can let people experience the space thrill journey, explore the boundless universe .
Outline
The Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is a resort consisting of theme parks, themed hotels and water sports centers, constructed, managed and operated by Hongkong International Theme Parks Limited and designed by The Walt Disney Company. Phase I of the resort currently consists of a theme park, two themed hotels, and a water sports center with retail, dining and entertainment facilities. Phase I of the resort also has space reserved for a park expansion and the construction of a third Disney-themed hotel. In addition, there is space reserved for the construction of Phase 2 of the resort, which will include a theme park and two theme hotels.
The Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is Disney's fifth resort.
Facilities
Magic Road Theme Park
Hong Kong Disneyland
Theme hotels
Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel
Disney's Hollywood Hotel
Aquatic centers
Lake Dixon Activity Center
Public **** facilities
Disney Station
Penny's Bay Police Post
Disneyland Pier
Parking Lot
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Parking Lot
BACKGROUND
Location Map of Penny's Bay Hong Kong's economy was affected by the Asian financial crisis, and showed negative growth in 1998. The Hong Kong Government has listed tourism as one of the four pillar industries. Although tourism only accounts for 7% of the GDP, it has led to the prosperous growth of related industries such as retail, catering and hospitality, and at the same time can create a large number of employment opportunities, which will help the economy to recover. Therefore, the development of tourism has become an important countermeasure for economic restructuring. At the same time, Disney is also preparing to enter the Chinese market, and plans to identify sites in Asia to build new theme parks. Rumor has it that Disney has been in contact with the governments of Singapore, Shanghai and Seoul.
Disney then began discussions with the Hong Kong government in late 1998 on the location of the theme park, and it was agreed that Penny's Bay was a suitable site for the theme park. In February 1999, the two sides entered into formal negotiations on the construction of Hong Kong Disneyland. At the initial stage, the two sides had explored the possibility of bringing in a third-party investor, but due to the magnitude and complexity of the project and the need for both sides to engage in in-depth negotiations on the phasing of the development, they ultimately agreed to the Hong Kong Government's partnership with Disney in the development of the park[2]. In the 1999-2000 Budget delivered by the then Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, Mr. Donald Tsang Yam-kuen, on March 3, 1999, it was publicly confirmed for the first time that the Hong Kong Government and Disney were negotiating on the construction of Hong Kong Disneyland. Prior to that, the Secretary for Economic Services, Mr. Stephen IP, who was in charge of the relevant negotiations, had repeatedly used the example of male-female relationships to imply that negotiations between the two sides were underway. After officially recognizing the talks, Stephen Ip described the two sides as having entered the negotiation phase of the partnership arrangement by saying that they were "talking about money but not heart".
On October 31, 1999, negotiations between the Hong Kong government and Disney ended with an agreement to form a partnership, Hongkong International Theme Parks Limited, to build the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, including Hong Kong Disneyland, at Penny's Bay. Former Hong Kong Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa and Disney executives formally announced the agreement on November 2, 1999 at the Government House in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Disneyland is focusing on the implementation of the expansion plan and hopes to start the project as soon as possible, the company said promptly.
Lau Ng Wai-lan said Hong Kong's Disneyland would be expanded as soon as possible and construction would begin at the end of the year. It is expected that the new facilities can be opened gradually in two or three years. She pointed out that Hong Kong Disneyland should seize the opportunity and give the public to enjoy the new facilities as soon as possible.
Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) Chairman James Tien said on the same day that the expansion of Hong Kong Disneyland will be completed in 2014, which is believed to help increase the source of visitors. Hong Kong will use diversified tourism as a recruiting tool to attract mainland visitors.
According to the expansion plan, the number of themed parks in Hong Kong Disneyland will increase from the current four to seven. The park is expected to be completed in phases within five years, and the estimated cost of the expansion is about HK$3.63 billion.
The Shanghai Disney theme park will include a "Wonderland" theme park with elements catering to the Shanghai market, and the project is expected to cost more than 24 billion yuan and is expected to be completed by 2014, according to an earlier statement from the U.S.-based Disney Co.
Partnership
The Hong Kong Disneyland Resort will be built and operated by Hong Kong International Theme Parks Limited, a partnership between the Hong Kong government and Disney, with the Hong Kong government initially owning 57 percent of the company and Disney 43 percent; the company will have a total equity of HK$5.7 billion, with the Hong Kong government injecting HK$3.25 billion and Disney HK$2.45 billion. Both parties will be able to sell their shares in the company in the future, but Disney will be required to hold a minimum stake of HK$1.9 billion, while the Government will not be subject to any minimum shareholding requirement. Conversion of shares is limited to five years after park opening, with the conversion limit increasing by 5% per annum. To avoid unduly affecting the value of other holders' shares, the maximum conversion amount in any one year can be no more than 10 percent.
The cost of building the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort was estimated at HK$14.1 billion in 1999. The Hong Kong Government provided a loan of HK$5.6 billion to the Hongkong International Theme Parks Limited (HKITP), to be amortized over 25 years with interest. The company also raised HK$2.3 billion through commercial borrowing.
The government's total investment is HK$22.45 billion, including the HK$3.25 billion capital injection mentioned above, which is equivalent to a 57 percent stake. At the same time the Hong Kong Government would receive an additional HK$4 billion in subordinate equity in lieu of land premium for Hong Kong Disneyland. As Penny's Bay was undeveloped at the time, the Hong Kong Government had to invest HK$13.6 billion in major infrastructure works, including the construction of off-road roads, two public piers, a public ****transit interchange, the MTR Disneyland Resort Line, a police post, a fire station, drainage and sewerage facilities, and the formation of a 300-hectare site.
The Hong Kong government does not provide free land or cash subsidies to Disney, and the land lease for the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort site is for 50 years, with a 50-year right of renewal. The Hongkong International Theme Parks Limited has the option to buy the reserved Phase II development site for HK$2.8 billion (1999 market value of the land) within 20 years of its opening, in other words Disney has the first right of refusal to develop the site.
Disneyland construction site photographed from above (November 2004)
Construction
Construction of the Penny's Bay Reclamation (PBR) project, which began in mid-2000, created 300 hectares of land. The works included the decommissioning of the Cheoy Lee Shipyard (CLS) located on the north-eastern shore of Penny's Bay, where decontamination was necessary as part of the shipyard site was contaminated with heavy metals, total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH), semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) and dioxins. The contaminated soil was excavated and transported to the TKW site for treatment by thermal desorption followed by concrete consolidation. The residue from the process was transported to the Tsing Yi Chemical Waste Treatment Center for incineration. This has caused dissatisfaction among some environmental groups.
In addition, the Antiquities and Monuments Office (AMO) conducted an archaeological survey at the Cheoy Lee Shipyard from August to November 2001, during which artifacts of archaeological value from different periods were found. Prior to the commencement of the decommissioning works of the Shipyard, the Administration commissioned the China-Hong Kong Archaeological Research Laboratory (CHARL) and the Landscape Archaeology Company (LACO) to carry out salvage excavations and preservation measures from 2001 onwards, and the salvage works were completed in July 2002," the spokesman said. On January 12, 2003, Disney and the Hong Kong Government joined hands to officiate the groundbreaking ceremony. On September 23, 2004, a topping-out ceremony was held for the landmark Sleeping Princess Castle in Hong Kong Disneyland. The resort facilities are being opened in phases and with the official opening of Phase 1 of the resort on September 12, 2005, the first phase of the resort development will be fully completed.
Development history
February 1999 - Negotiations between Disney and the Hong Kong Government to build Hong Kong Disneyland
October 31 - Negotiations concluded and an agreement was reached between the two parties, with Disney and the Hong Kong Government entering into a partnership to form Hongkong International Theme Parks Limited
June 2000 - Reclamation of Penny's Bay commenced, resulting in the creation of 300 hectares
The resort was opened on October 31, 2001, by the Hong Kong Government.
August 2001 - Bunny Law becomes Executive Vice President of Resorts and Group Chief Executive Officer
November 2002 - Reclamation of Penny's Bay is completed
January 12, 2003 - Groundbreaking ceremony is hosted by Disney in partnership with the Hong Kong Government
2005
September 12, 2005 - Hong Kong Disneyland opens.
Transportation:
There are many routes from Shenzhen to Hong Kong Disneyland, including the MTR, buses and ferries. Line 1: exit from Luohu Port, take the Kowloon-Canton Railway, about 35 minutes to arrive in Mongkok, Hong Kong, and then transfer to the MTR to reach Disneyland; Line 2: exit from Huanggang Port, take the Hong Kong cross-border all-day bus about 25 minutes to Tsuen Wan, transfer to the MTR to reach Disneyland; Line 3: exit from Shekou Ferry Terminal, take the ferry about 1 hour to Kowloon, and then transfer to the MTR to reach Disneyland. R8 Lantau Main Line Toll Plaza to Hong Kong Disneyland (Circular Line) N/A0 minutes 6-20 minutes First bus 6:00am Last bus 12:00am.
Dining:
Each theme park boasts a specialty dining menu featuring cuisines from around the world. For example, at Adventureland, you can visit the exotic Bilin Restaurant, located under the shade of palm trees, which offers Southeast Asian cuisine, Cantonese barbecue, curry and stir-fry. Mickey Mouse mooncakes, a Chinese specialty, are recommended as both a treat and a souvenir.
Accommodation:
The only hotels around Hong Kong Disneyland are the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel and Disney's Hollywood Hotel, there are no other commercial buildings or hotels. If you want to stay overnight in Hong Kong and continue the tour the next day, you can choose to stay at the two hotels in Disneyland or the downtown area. Due to the early opening of the Hong Kong Disneyland hotel room demand, the room is relatively tight, so the two hotels in Disney are very expensive, from the Hong Kong Disneyland website, the hotel room prices range from 1,000 Hong Kong dollars to 6,800 Hong Kong dollars, and need to be booked 21 days in advance in order to ensure that they can stay. People who want to reduce the cost of overnight trips, you can choose to book a hotel stay in downtown Hong Kong, the price of a 3-person room in a hotel in September for about 400 Hong Kong dollars (depending on the different hotels and different). The public can choose the first day of sightseeing and shopping in downtown Hong Kong, and then go to Disneyland the next day, which will save more than 600 Hong Kong dollars.
Tickets:
Tickets are priced at HK$295 for adults and HK$210 for children (aged 3 to 11) from Monday to Friday; and HK$350 for adults and HK$250 for children (aged 3 to 11) on Saturday, Sunday and special days. Discounts are available for senior citizens (aged 65 or above) at HK$170 from Monday to Friday and HK$200 on Saturdays, Sundays and special days. Children under 3 years old are admitted free of charge. Special days include Hong Kong public holidays, school summer vacation (July and August) and Mainland Golden Week (May 1-7 and October 1-7 each year). [edit]Shanghai Disneyland At 8:30 p.m. on November 4, 2009, the Shanghai Municipal People's Government Information Office was authorized to announce that the application report for the Shanghai Disneyland project had been approved by the relevant state authorities.
According to the relevant departments, under the care and guidance of the relevant state ministries and commissions, the Shanghai Disneyland project, after years of contact and negotiation between China and the United States, and in line with the principle of mutual benefit, signed a framework agreement on cooperation in early 2009, and reported the project application report to the relevant state departments in accordance with the relevant procedures.
The negotiations for the Shanghai Disneyland project have lasted for more than 10 years. On January 9 this year, the headquarters of the U.S. Disney company had issued a statement through the media, said Disney and the Shanghai Municipal Government officially signed the framework agreement for the Shanghai theme park, and according to the relevant procedures to the relevant departments of the State reported the project application report. the end of October, the project was formally approved, marking the next step will be to enter the substantive stage of the launch. Currently, the Chinese and American sides of the project are conducting in-depth consultations on the specific content and details of the cooperation.
Shanghai Disneyland will be the world's sixth and China's second Disneyland. It is said that Shanghai Disneyland will not only have the same facilities as Disney destination resorts around the world, but will also feature local Chinese magic.
Scale
Cost 25 billion as early as 2014 open
It is reported that previous media reports that the Shanghai Disney project will be used in the construction of Japan's Disneyland construction model, the implementation of the principle of Chinese control and phased construction, the theme park project is expected to cost 24.48 billion yuan, the playground part of the area of about 8 square kilometers, surrounded by an oversized area with radiant The first phase of the theme park, covering an area of about 1.5 square kilometers, will open to visitors in 2014 at the earliest. Under the agreement, Disney will hold a 43 percent stake in Shanghai Disneyland, while a joint venture holding company owned by the Shanghai municipal government will hold 57 percent.
Tickets
May initially cost 300 yuan
The price of Shanghai Disney tickets will be positioned at how much is also the focus of speculation. According to sources familiar with the matter, Shanghai Disney ticket pricing has a lot of controversy, Shanghai must take into account the consumption level of other regions, so the initial pricing of 300 yuan, but 300 yuan pricing is true has not yet received confirmation from the relevant departments. Expert conjecture: one-day ticket about 300 yuan, two-day ticket about 500 yuan. Currently 300 to 400 yuan, the public acceptance is the highest.
Information shows that today, the world **** there are four countries established Disneyland, of which, the Hong Kong Disneyland ticket price is the lowest, 350 Hong Kong dollars.