Shanghai Disneyland Tickets: Official Prices by Date, ID Rules & Downloadable CSV Tables

Buy on the official site by picking your exact visit date: prices are date-specific, not one flat number.
In the official booking calendar open on 6 November 2026 (visit dates 7 Nov–5 Dec 2026), a standard 1-day ticket ranges from ￥475 on the cheapest midweek dates (e.g. Tue 24 Nov, Tue 1 Dec) up to ￥629 on peak Saturdays (e.g. Sat 14 Nov); child, senior and disability tickets on the same dates are ￥356–￥471, and 2-day tickets run ￥854–￥1,078.
All prices are in CNY and copied from the price screen shown after you select a date; bring the original ID document you booked under (a foreign passport is checked at the manual gate). The calendar only opens about 30 days ahead, so holiday-season and far-off low-season prices cannot be quoted yet — those are marked 查不到 below rather than guessed.

Table 1 — Ticket price aligned to a specific date

One row per real visit date clicked in the official booking flow, one column per ticket type, currency named. Every figure is copied from the price screen the resort shows after you select a date (the same values are returned by its price endpoint on that screen). Ticket-type wording and age lines are the resort’s own. The last column opens the official price screen for the five one-day date tiers: click a thumbnail to see the full resort screen that shows that date’s prices. 其余截图存档不在站上。Data fetched 6 November 2026.

Table 1a — The full date-picker calendar, day by day

The resort’s date picker shows a per-day standard (adult) price for every date it currently sells. This is the date-aligned comparison: you can see at a glance which dates sit at ￥475, ￥499, ￥539, ￥569, ￥599 or ￥629, and how the 2-day ticket prices line up on the same dates. These are the starting prices shown on each calendar cell; the child, senior and disability prices for the dates we opened are in Table 1. Dates beyond the current selling window are 查不到 because the picker does not open them.

Table 2 — ID documents and entry limits

What the resort’s own Park Rules notice, product description and ticket-type definitions state, separated into stated facts and one inference, with the one item whose text is not published kept as 查不到. The document names, age lines, refund rules and size limits are the official wording, not a summary of any other guide.

Difference table — which tiers the official flow gives, and which it truly doesn’t

This is the audit of the walk-through. “给了” means the official booking flow displayed the number on a screen we captured; “真没给” means we reached the step where it would appear and it was not there, with the blocking step named. Nothing here is inferred from another site or from a past season.

Pick the date first, then read the price

The resort does not print a flat price list on a page called “tickets”. It prices each visit date inside the purchase flow: open the ticket product, choose a date in the calendar, and the standard, child, senior and disability prices for that date appear together on the “select ticket quantity” screen. That is why a static price page is empty and the booking flow is not. The six one-day price tiers we observed are ￥475, ￥499, ￥539, ￥569, ￥599 and ￥629; weekdays cluster at the low end and Saturdays at the top. A 2-day ticket is a separate product with its own date calendar.

What to carry, and the ID rule that changes it

On the day, every guest must bring the original ID document they registered when buying; it is described as the only entry credential. The Park Rules notice names four documents that unlock the facial-recognition entry lane: the PRC Resident Identity Card, the Hong Kong and Macao Resident Residence Permit, the Taiwan Resident Residence Permit, and the Foreign Permanent Resident ID Card. A foreign passport is not among them. The same notice says a manual ticket gate is provided for guests who do not use facial recognition, where staff verify identity in person. Inference (not a stated rule): a passport-holding visitor therefore cannot open the facial-recognition lane and will be verified at the manual gate. The chain is: four named documents → passport absent → facial-recognition enrolment needs one of them → the manual gate is the remaining stated path. Marked as an inference because the notice never says “passport holders must use the manual gate”.

Other stated limits on the same visit: guests under 16 must be accompanied into the park by someone 16 or older; children under 7 must be accompanied on rides by someone 16 or older; strollers are for children 11 or under or 1.4 m and under and may not exceed 110 cm by 85 cm; guests 16 and over may not wear a face-covering mask (medical masks excepted); the ticket is valid for the named holder only, does not cover separately charged special events, and must be kept and shown on request; each order is limited to 5 tickets.

Booking lead time and refund rules, stated on the official product page

A ticket is for a specified date chosen at purchase and is valid only on that date. Free cancellation is available up to 23:59 seven days before the visit; between day 6 and 23:59 on the day before, a service fee of RMB 80 per ticket per day applies; from 00:00 on the visit day the ticket is non-refundable. A date change can be made up to twice, no later than 48 hours before 00:00 on the original visit date, subject to availability. An early-bird one-day ticket bought 10 days ahead takes RMB 50 off. These lead times are kept separate from the electric-wheelchair registration (by 20:00 two days before the visit) so one is not used to stand in for another.

Unit conversion, with its date

The stroller height line is 1.4 m on the official notice. Using the defined inch (1 in = 2.54 cm), 1.4 m = 140 cm = 55.12 in = 4 ft 7.12 in. The inch is a fixed constant, not a market rate; conversion computed 6 November 2026. The resort quotes CNY only and publishes no exchange rate, so no CNY → USD figure appears on this page and no external rate was taken from anywhere — that cell is 查不到 on purpose.

Trace — which official screen, which ticket type, and when

Every price in Table 1 is traceable to one of these screens, captured 6 November 2026. 其余截图存档不在站上。The price endpoint quoted here is the same one the resort’s own page calls when you pick a date; its currency field reads CNY and its description field names the ticket type (for example “一日票 – 标准票”).

What is left blank, and why it stays blank

Each 查不到 cell is a finding, not a gap in the writing: the resort’s flow did not offer a value at that step, and we say where it stopped. Holiday-season and far-off low-season dates are outside the selling window the calendar currently opens; the resort publishes no CNY → USD rate. Those cells are left blank rather than filled with a past-season number, a reseller’s price or a guessed exchange rate. Non-standard ticket prices are shown for the dates actually opened (Table 1); the calendar cells themselves only print the standard starting price. Values on this page were fetched on 6 November 2026 by walking the official flow; if the resort extends its calendar, both tables can be re-issued from the same screens.