Tickets prices have been announced for Disney’s first theme park on the Chinese Mainland.
Tickets go on sale to the public from March 28 and will cost 370 yuan (about £39) for regular admission.
Peak pricing for holidays and weekends has been set at 499 yuan (£52), and will include the two-week opening period from June 16-30.
Tickets for children and seniors are priced at 280 yuan (£29) and two-day park passes are also available at a 5% discount, Disney said.
"Shanghai Disneyland’s two-tiered pricing and date-specific tickets will allow the park to manage the extraordinary anticipated demand," a company statement said.
Shanghai Disneyland’s admission prices are cheaper than Greater China’s other Disney park – Hong Kong Disneyland, which costs HK$539 (£47) for an adult, although it does not charge more for peak periods.
The Shanghai park, which is Disney’s sixth worldwide, is expected to attract about 25 million visitors a year.
