Shanghai Disneyland has announced that elements of the resort will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, September 13th and 14th, in advance of Typhoon Chanthu’s arrival in mainland China.
(Disney)
What’s Happening:
- Shanghai Disneyland will keep its theme park, Disneytown and Wishing Star Park closed on Monday and Tuesday, September 13th and 14th.
- This decision was made based on guidance from Shanghai’s Flood and Typhoon Emergency Response Guidelines.
- Guests with tickets for those two days are automatically able to use them on any day before March 13th and 14th, 2022, depending on the day their ticket was for. Reservations won’t be required, but Guests will need to present their Government Identity Card or Travel Document that was used to purchase the tickets in order to be admitted.
- Returning Guests with tickets from September 13th and/or 14th should check the website and app ahead of time to make sure the park is accepting general tickets, as there may be high attendance days where Guests with these types of tickets may be turned away.
- Guests who can’t return before the 6-month expiration of these tickets can request a refund through the resort’s official app (eligible if purchased through the Shanghai Disney Resort Official Website, App, WeChat Account, the Resort Reservation Center, the Resort Official Fliggy Flagship Store or Official Jingdong Flagship Store). All other ticket holders should request a refund through the original purchase channel.
- Both the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel and Toy Story Hotel will remain open, but Guests can contact the organization they booked through to inquire about changing or modifying their stay.
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