Disneytown
Shopping, dining and entertainment
Disneytown is the shopping, dining and entertainment district next to Shanghai Disneyland, on the shore of Wishing Star Lake. You don't need a park ticket: admission is free.
What is there to do?
Disneytown is made up of five areas: Marketplace, The Lakeshore, Spice Alley, Broadway Boulevard and Broadway Plaza. Here you'll find the World of Disney Store, according to the resort the first in Asia, and Disney Home. Big shows are staged at the Walt Disney Grand Theatre.
Children can play in Mickey’s Playground, and in summer they can cool off at Mickey Spray. And you can take a selfie with the giant Donald Duck.
Eating in Disneytown
Disneytown has lots of restaurants, serving cuisine from China, Southeast Asia and the rest of the world. Donald’s Dine ’n Delights is Disneytown's first Disney restaurant, with pizzas, milkshakes and desserts in a Donald Duck setting. You'll also find The Cheesecake Factory, Chua Lam’s Dim Sum, IPPUDO, ICHIGO ICHIE and Starbucks, among others.
Wishing Star Park
Next to Disneytown lies Wishing Star Park, a 500,000-square-metre park with gardens, a walking path and a sparkling lake. Children can play at the Dragonfly Playground, and at the Starlight Amphitheater you can enjoy the view. The park is free to enter too.
Free admission
You don't need a park ticket for Disneytown. Parking does cost money, though.
By metro
Disneytown is next to Disney Resort station on metro line 11.
Street performances
Disneytown regularly hosts street performances and seasonal activities.