Shanghai Disneyland: 1-Day & 2-Day Park Entry Tickets

Walking into Seven Themed Lands at Shanghai Disneyland

You get entry to all seven themed lands, rides from gentle to thrilling, character encounters, live shows, parades, and the nightly castle performance. Choose between one full day or two days to pace yourself. No separate tickets needed for attractions once you're inside — everything is included with your park entry.

Is this one for you?Right for families, couples, and Disney fans who want the freedom to explore at their own pace without a guide or fixed schedule — the ticket covers everything inside the gates, so you're not managing separate bookings or timing windows.

What’s included

Your ticket includes one full day or two full days of entry to Shanghai Disneyland, access to all seven themed lands (Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Adventure Isle, Treasure Cove, Toy Story Land, Zootopia, and Mickey Avenue), rides and attractions, character meet-and-greet opportunities, live shows, daytime parades, and the nightly castle light or fireworks display. Dining and merchandise are available for separate purchase throughout the park.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Visit Shanghai Disneyland Park

• Enter Shanghai Disneyland Park
• Explore Fantasyland and Tomorrowland
• Visit Adventure Isle and Treasure Cove
• Enjoy Toy Story Land and Zootopia
• Walk through Mickey Avenue
• Experience family-friendly attractions
• Ride thrilling rides
• Meet beloved Disney characters
• Watch live shows and parades
• Dine at themed restaurants
• See castle light and fireworks

The Experience

You step through the gates and the park spreads out in front of you — Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Adventure Isle, Treasure Cove, Toy Story Land, Zootopia, and Mickey Avenue all branching off from the central hub. The ticket you hold gets you into all of it, no separate purchases, no line negotiations. You pick the pace. Some people head straight for the rides; others drift toward the character meet spots or find a bench to watch the crowd move. Shanghai Disneyland runs on your schedule, not a tour guide's.

The rides themselves span everything from gentle family attractions to the kind that make your stomach drop — there's something for a three-year-old and something for someone who wants actual adrenaline. Between the coasters and dark rides, the park fills the day with live shows, parades that move through the streets in the afternoon, and the castle light show that runs after dark. You don't have to book a specific time for any of it; you just show up when you want. Dining is scattered across the lands, so you eat when you're hungry, not when a schedule says so. That flexibility is what makes a day here feel less like a checklist and more like wandering through something you actually want to see.

The choice between a 1-day and 2-day ticket matters if you're the type who wants to loop back to a favorite ride or spend real time in one land instead of rushing through all seven. A single day works if you're selective and don't mind skipping things; two days lets you breathe. Wheelchairs and strollers move through the park without issue, and public transport gets you there without needing a rental car or a transfer service. The park is built for people to move through it on their own terms.

Top questions

Can I enter and leave the park during the day?

Re-entry policies vary by ticket type and date. Check your confirmation email or contact the park directly before your visit.

What time do the parades and castle shows happen?

Parade and show times change seasonally. Times are posted at the park entrance and on the Shanghai Disneyland app on the day you visit.

Is there a height requirement for rides?

Yes, some attractions have minimum height requirements for safety. Information is posted at each ride entrance.

Can I bring my own food into the park?

Outside food policies vary. Check the official Shanghai Disneyland website for current rules before you go.

How do I get to Shanghai Disneyland from the airport?

Public transportation, taxis, and ride-sharing services are available. The park is located in Pudong and is accessible via metro and bus.

Is the park accessible for people using wheelchairs?

Yes, Shanghai Disneyland is wheelchair accessible. Accessible routes, restrooms, and designated viewing areas are available throughout the park.