It's after Christmas, but as always, it's still the holiday season at most Disney parks (really, everywhere except in Tokyo, which promptly ends its Christmas overlay after December 25), so I thought it would be two-bird-single-stone killer to present more photos of Shanghai Disneyland--during Christmastime.
As I
mentioned before, the vast majority of yuletide presence at Shanghai Disneyland occurs in the first two lands guests encounter when they enter the park--Mickey Avenue and Gardens of Imagination. At the Gardens, the Christmas decorations are mainly limited to a towering Christmas tree that dominates the skyline alongside the Enchanted Storybook Castle and the Fantasia Carousel. At night, the tree takes on a vibrant life with a diverse series of lighting schemes that seem to mimick the changing lights over the neighboring carousel. It makes for quite a magical and peaceful scene, especially since the park clears out pretty quickly (thanks to a rather firm and expedient security sweep of everyone into Mickey Avenue). Here are a few shots from various locations around the Gardens of Imagination for your holiday enjoyment. Shanghai Disneyland certainly is pretty!
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| A flower bed of poinsettias anchors the foreground of this gaze straight toward the castle. |
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| Holiday ornaments by a lamppost partially frame the soaring Shanghai Disneyland Christmas tree! |
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| From along this railing, the Fantasia Carousel, Christmas tree, and Enchanted Storybook Castle unfold in sequence. |
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| Finally, a parting shot from the entry signage archway for the Gardens of Imagination. |
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