Shanghai Disneyland Removes “Standby Pass” System From Certain Attractions

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Shanghai Disneyland Removes “Standby Pass” System From Certain Attractions

Shanghai reported one imported COVID-19 case and no domestically transmitted cases on Monday, the municipal health commission said Tuesday.To get more latest Shanghai news, you can visit shine news official website.
The patient is a Ukrainian who left Ukraine on Sept. 10 and arrived in Shanghai on Sept. 12 via Britain. The passenger started to show symptoms while under quarantine in Shanghai and was later diagnosed as a confirmed case.
A total of 44 close contacts have been put under quarantine.
As of Monday, Shanghai had reported 606 confirmed imported cases and 342 locally transmitted cases. Enditem
Shanghai Disneyland was the first Disney theme park to reopen amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, having been closed for three months when it reopened in May. Shanghai Disneyland introduced a “Standby Pass” system similar to a virtual queue or FastPass that limited the number of guests waiting in lines. Following the park increasing capacity from 30% to 50%, Shanghai Disneyland is now removing Standby Pass availability from some attractions.

A Disney Standby Pass is an online reservation tool launched by Shanghai Disney Resort to help guests better plan their queuing schedule for a more relaxed park experience. For attractions where the Disney Standby Pass is applicable, the corresponding attractions are only open to guests who hold either a Disney Standby Pass or Disney Premier Access for the corresponding time period. You can pick up a Disney Standby Pass — available on the Shanghai Disney Resort Official App for no extra charge and subject to availability, so you can wait in line for the attraction within your selected time frame.

Disney Standby Passes will be released in the App on an hourly basis, based on that day’s official park operating hours. Each Disney Standby Pass corresponds to a 60-minute interval for the guest to arrive at the Disney Standby Pass entrance. The quota for each day is limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. The final release of Disney Standby Passes is approximately two hours before the park’s announced closing time.
It is now only available for The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Peter Pan’s Flight, Roaring Rapids, and TRON Lightcycle Power Run. Guests must have a Standby Pass for these attractions between 12:00 PM and 5:00 PM on most days. It seems Shanghai Disneyland is beginning to phase out the system as the risk of COVID-19 decreases in China.