This Disney Park Has Finally Reopened After Being Closed For Nearly An Entire Month

If you keep up with Disney Park news, then you probably heard about how Shanghai Disneyland closed on October 31 due to COVID-19 restrictions, with Guests still inside!

Two weeks later, DisneyTips posted an update on the Park’s status and found that the Disney Resort was still closed. Now, we’re happy to share that Shanghai Disney Resort has reopened on November 25!

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As vaccines have become widely available, masks are no longer being made mandatory, and social distancing is no longer being enforced, we can start to feel like the pandemic has ended.

However, the COVID-19 pandemic is still ongoing, with thousands of new cases every day. Each country handles the containment of this virus differently, but in China, the restrictions are still comparatively strict.

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When Shanghai Disneyland initially closed on Monday morning, October 31, it was due to city-wide prevention measures. The Disney Park, surrounding shopping areas, and Resort hotels were all shut down, with Guests still inside the Park who could not leave without producing a negative COVID-19 test.

At the very least, the Guests who were still trapped inside could still enjoy the Park’s “limited offerings.”

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Last year, Shanghai’s lockdown resulted in Shanghai Disney Resort being entirely shut down for over three months. In DisneyTips’ recent update, we wondered if the Disney Park’s shutdown would result in a similar timeframe.

Now, we can confirm that the Park has finally re-opened.

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On Shanghai Disney Resort’s official website, a notice is titled, “Shanghai Disneyland Resumed Operations on November 25, 2022 as Shanghai Disney Resort Returned to Full Operations.”

The notice continues, stating,

Toy Story Hotel also resumed operations, with reservation services available for guest check-in from 15:00 onwards on November 25.

The re-opening of Shanghai Disneyland and Toy Story Hotel, together with the recent re-opening of Disneytown, Wishing Star Park and Shanghai Disneyland Hotel marks Shanghai Disney Resort‘s return to full operations.

We continue to operate with limited daily capacity and to implement enhanced health and safety measures. Select attractions, live entertainment, restaurants and retail locations may not be available or will operate at reduced capacity. Please check the resort’s official app for the most up-to-date information.

At the Disney Park, masks and social distancing, among other COVID-19 restrictions, have been reinstated.