Yesterday morning, I accompanied the baby to Disneyland with her little girlfriend and her mother, and spent a magical day.
The main thing is to go to Zootopia. The Shanghai campus is the site of the first Zootopia project, which opened on December 20 last year. As a citizen in Shanghai, of course, you have to try it.
Dry goods strategy: First of all, buy a ticket on Fliggy's official website, which is 50 oceans cheaper than buying on the app.
Secondly, get up early on the day and try to reach the Disney subway station by 8 o'clock at the latest, because it is a long way to walk from the subway station to the entrance, and there will be an S-shaped route and an access control system for security checks for backpacks and snacks in between.
We hurried and finally arrived at the entrance at about half past eight and swiped our ID cards to enter the park (please keep the small ticket given, because if you leave the park halfway to Disneytown to forage for food, you will have to rely on the small ticket to enter and exit).
Third, after entering the park, please follow the APP route and go straight to the entrance of Zootopia. We arrived early, and the first wave of people to enter the park took about 60 minutes to queue. Once in the park, we went straight to the only thing in town: heat tracking, which took only 50 minutes to queue.
There's no boring queuing in, you'll meet Officer Leopard chattering there, then you'll see Judy and Nick's workstations, and you'll pass by places where convicts are measured and jails where convicts are held. Every detail is done in a particularly meticulous way, and I have to admire Disney's meticulous spirit, without a little perfunctory.
After coming out, you can spend at least half an hour walking around the Zootopia area, which is so realistic, and the details of the big and small animals are taken care of, which is suitable for taking pictures and checking in.
Fourth, heat tracking is also a scene-based project, for me, who has played Disney and Universal Studios n times, the routines are almost the same, and the experience is still good. If you still want to brush it again, then stay in Animal City and don't go out, otherwise you will have to queue up at least an hour at the entrance of Animal City, and the gains outweigh the losses.
Fifth, the hugging dragon racing car is actually a large version of the pirate ship, even a timid middle-aged woman like me can challenge, you might as well try it, the main one is coming, no regrets.
Sixth, the parade is held twice a day, at 12 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Now every time I add a parade of Zootopia at the opening, it's well worth watching.
Seventh, there are two Disney shows that are more classic and worth watching. We brushed up almost all of our favorite projects before half past four in the afternoon, so we took the baby to participate in the Pirates of the Caribbean show at 17:10, and ended at 17:39, and then with our familiarity with the terrain, we took the baby to the 18:00 performance of the Frozen Singing Festival, which was seamless.
Eighth, the light and fireworks show is held twice a day at 19:50;21:15。**The fireworks are all brand new choreography, with elements of Zootopia added to make it even better!
Ninth, if you want to brush a few more items at night, pay attention to the queue time of popular items on the app, and you can use the time between the end of the first fireworks show and the start of the second fireworks show for the second popular items.
The first fireworks show is the first wave of peaks out of the park, and they are all families who drag their families with their little babies to go back to rest. As a result, queuing times are significantly reduced.
We played until about six o'clock, took the baby out of the park to Disneytown for dinner, and then re-entered the park to watch the fireworks and light show at half past seven. After the first game, I saw that the project of Leaping Horizon only took 30 minutes, so I pulled the children and my friends together, and with the experience of brushing Disney in the previous year, I followed the familiar route from the castle to the entrance of the horizon in seven minutes, and found a bunch of "big smart" like me....
In the end, we brushed the horizon and then the pirate captain's shipwreck. Except for thermal tracking, other items are basically queued for about ten minutes.
After watching the wonderful fireworks, enjoying two classic performances, and visiting Zootopia, I had my first time enjoying the race that I had not dared to hug the dragon for so long.
I hope you all have a perfect day at Disney. I loved the staff, everyone who went out of their way to answer questions and always had a smile on their faces.
Zootopia is worth the trip!