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I Visited the CHEAPEST Disney in the WORLD in China 🇨🇳 (Better Than the USA?)
Shanghai Disneyland: Cheapest Disney World Adventure in China
finally I can tell my British family that I am taking them to Shanghai Disneyland for the very first time. this is not only the worlds newest Disney but also the cheapest. so how do china do their theme park? and is Disney more magical than America? we are about to find out.
July 2025 | Vlog 532 |...
Finally, I can tell my British family that I am taking them to Shanghai Disneyland for the very first time. This is not only the world's newest Disney but also the cheapest. So how does China do their theme park? And is Disney more magical than America? We are about to find out.
July 2025 | Vlog 532 | Shanghai, China
When we finally started our adventure.
Embark on a magical journey to Shanghai Disneyland, the world's newest and most affordable Disney park! Join Reanne and Ben as they explore this enchanting destination, questioning if it rivals the magic of its American counterparts. Discover the unique charm of Chinese theme parks and experience the thrill of a lifetime in this unforgettable adventure.
Finally, I can tell my British family that I am taking them to Shanghai Disneyland for the very first time. This is not only the world's newest Disney but also the cheapest. So how does China do their theme park? And is Disney more magical than America? We are about to find out.
July 2025 | Vlog 532 | Shanghai, China
When we finally started our adventure.
In this lively travel vlog, the OTWD family—a full-time travel couple from the UK—tackles Shanghai Disneyland with the extended clan in tow, including the kids, sister, brother-in-law, and mum. The editor captures the magic from the moment they surprise the children with the trip, noting the jaw-dropping price difference: tickets at just £45 for kids and £58 for adults, a fraction of Florida's cost. They armed themselves with 70p Mickey ears ordered last-minute from a Chinese mini-app (Meituan) and caught a free hotel shuttle just ten minutes from the park. The queuing system, though an hour long at security, was efficient—passports double as tickets and facial recognition speeds entry. A GoPro stick got confiscated, a minor hiccup. The editor highlights two standout rides: Tron, a futuristic motorbike roller coaster with a unique back-brace safety system, which left one adult in tears of joy (and a desperate dash for the loo), and Pirates of the Caribbean, technically advanced with jaw-dropping screens and a splash finale. The castle, the largest in any Disney park worldwide, dazzled even the most cynical adults. Lone parent moments happen—the parents split up, with the editor's sister chasing thrill rides while the narrator explores the Marvel experience, a Cookie and Bakery Cafe with a rainbow cookie, and a food court where beef noodles and chicken rice hit the spot. Beer at just 25 RMB (about £2.50) scored points with the dads. The day ended with a spectacular fireworks show, cementing Shanghai Disneyland as a world-class, affordable alternative to the USA parks. The editor's verdict: it utterly exceeded expectations.
The world's cheapest Disneyland isn't in Florida or France—it's right here in Shanghai, China. Our editor breaks down a family's epic day at Shanghai Disneyland, where £45 tickets and 70p Mickey ears prove the magic doesn't have to break the bank. From the world's biggest castle to the heart-stopping Tron motorbike coaster (rated one of the best on the planet), this vlog delivers surprising comparisons to the USA parks, complete with a few sweaty queues and a turkey leg hunt.
A British family discovers Shanghai Disneyland, the cheapest and newest Disney park, with £45 tickets, the world's biggest castle, and a thrilling Tron ride. Is
Shanghai Disneyland Budget Guide Cheapest Park in World
1:31 Book a hotel with free shuttle service to and from Disney Park, ideally located within a 10-minute drive to save on transport costs.
3:23 Buy Mickey ears outside the park for about 70p instead of 180 yuan inside—order online via Meituan the night before for best deals.
5:10 Your passport is your ticket; don't forget it. Book tickets on Trip.com for the best prices and avoid third-party issues.
5:46 Do not bring an extending GoPro or selfie stick into the park; it will be confiscated and stored, causing delays.
7:18 Download the official Shanghai Disneyland app for real-time ride wait times; it's essential for planning your day efficiently.
28:42 Bring your own snacks and a refillable water bottle; Shanghai Disney is the only Disney park that allows outside food inside.
29:05 Bring your own power bank—charging stations are scarce despite China's reputation for convenience; lockers are available for storage.
1:31 Book a hotel with free shuttle service to and from Disney Park, ideally located within a 10-minute drive to save on transport costs.
3:23 Buy Mickey ears outside the park for about 70p instead of 180 yuan inside—order online via Meituan the night before for best deals.
5:10 Your passport is your ticket; don't forget it. Book tickets on Trip.com for the best prices and avoid third-party issues.
5:46 Do not bring an extending GoPro or selfie stick into the park; it will be confiscated and stored, causing delays.
7:18 Download the official Shanghai Disneyland app for real-time ride wait times; it's essential for planning your day efficiently.
28:42 Bring your own snacks and a refillable water bottle; Shanghai Disney is the only Disney park that allows outside food inside.
29:05 Bring your own power bank—charging stations are scarce despite China's reputation for convenience; lockers are available for storage.
0:01 Introduction to Shanghai Disneyland
1:14 Surprising the kids with Disney trip
1:31 Free hotel shuttle and ticket prices
7:13 Planning to ride Tron first
12:37 Tron ride experience and reaction
18:03 Pirates of the Caribbean queue
22:49 Pirates ride review and castle
28:42 Top tips: bring snacks and power bank
31:27 Beer price check for the dads
35:35 Fireworks show and final verdict
0:01 Introduction to Shanghai Disneyland
1:14 Surprising the kids with Disney trip
1:31 Free hotel shuttle and ticket prices
7:13 Planning to ride Tron first
12:37 Tron ride experience and reaction
18:03 Pirates of the Caribbean queue
22:49 Pirates ride review and castle
28:42 Top tips: bring snacks and power bank
31:27 Beer price check for the dads
35:35 Fireworks show and final verdict
on tour with dridgers#otwdchinatravel中國旅遊travel in china中國traveldisneydisneylanddisney worlddisney world tipschina tripchina travel guidetravel guide第一次去中國china vs usausa vs chinaamericausaamerica vs chinachina vs americaHow much does it cost to get into Shanghai Disneyland?
It's super affordable—about £45 for kids and £58 for adults, a fraction of the price of Florida or Paris parks.
Can you bring food into Shanghai Disneyland?
Yes, this is the only Disney park in the world that allows outside food. Bring snacks and a refillable water bottle to save money.
Is the Tron ride really that good?
Absolutely! It's rated one of the best Disney rides in the world. You lie forward on a motorbike with a back brace, and it's absolutely mental—I cried.
What's the best tip for the park?
Buy Mickey ears outside for 70p instead of inside for 180 yuan. And don't bring an extending selfie stick—they'll confiscate it at security.
