It seems that the Disneyland craze is shifting from the Western world to the Oriental world, as Shanghai Disneyland recently unveiled the details of the attractions coming to you on Spring next year.
China has made history once again when it unveiled the plans for Shanghai Disneyland, the first Disney theme park that has reached Mainland China and the attractions are breath-taking.
"We are building something truly special here in Shanghai that only showcases the best of Disney's storytelling but also celebrates and incorporates China's incredibly rich heritage to create a one-of-a-kind destination that will delight and entertain the people of China for generations to come," Disney CEO Bob Iger said in an official statement posted on their website.
Among the Shanghai Disneyland attractions are "Mickey Avenue" inspired by the character's personalities, "Garden of Imagination" that features castle stage shows, "Fanstasyland" where Peter Pan takes you over the London skies, "Tomorrowland," and more.
There are also new things in Shanghai Disneyland, aside from the attractions mentioned above, unseen in Disneyland resorts in California and Florida. Among these are the Sweethearts Confectionery on "Mickey Avenue," "Adventure Isle," "Treasure Cove," "TRON Lightcycle Power Run," the "Enchanted Storybook Castle," and many others.
As seen on the promotional video posted on YouTube, the Shanghai Disneyland attraction "Adventure Isle" has rocks and formations that look real in the eyes of the guests, mountains that seemed to have sprung from the bedrock.
The Shanghai version of "Tomorrowland" looks like visitors are brought to the future with stunning architectures and laser lights.
Girls can also create their romantic fantasies and turn these into reality at the "Enchanted Storybook Caste in Fantasyland."
Furthermore, food lovers can also enjoy Disneyland's "Spice Alley" themed with authentic Chinese ambience that will blow your palates away.
"We are taking everything we've learned from our six decades of exceeding expectations - along with our relentless innovation and famous creativity to create a truly magical place that is both authentically Disney and distinctly Chinese," Iger said in the official press release.
How will you turn your dreams into reality in Shanghai Disneyland? Share your thoughts by visiting the official website.
