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After three months of stop because of the pandemic coronavirus, Shanghai Disneyland Resort reopened on May 11, 2020 - theFirst of the six Disney Amusement Parks Braver this new world. However, things in Shanghai Disneyland seem very different during the "initial reopening phase" than before. Now, there are areas of social distancing, temperature checks and required masks, among other protocols. But one thing has not changed - how excited guests must be in the happiest place on the planet.

1. There are no crowds on the main street.

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To follow the government instructions on social distance,Disney reduced the capacity of the park at 30% (about 24,000 people). Here,EUNICE YOONThe leader and the main correspondent of Beijing Office for CNBC, show how many people were in the park on the day of the opening.

2. Staff members all wear masks.

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Guests, likeHeni, who runs the blogAll about the Diz, were excited to return to Shanghai Disneyland. But they quickly noticed some big changes, including the way all the staff must wear face masks and stand while they salute the guests from the main street.

3. There are temperature controls at the entry points.

The health of staff and guests is of utmost importance. For customers do not demonstrate current coronavirus symptoms such as fevers, Disney employees test the temperatures of people at points of entry before letting them enter the park.

4. There are no lines for rides and attractions.

As you are probably used to seeing massive and snowing queues to ride on rides, there is virtually no line in Shanghai Disneyland. Guests report that the longest waiting time they have seen so far is about 10 minutes, for a normal post-pandemic tour. Otherpark changes Include closed rows between more regular riders and remediation of main touch points (such as handlebars) on rides.

4. Some shows are canceled until further notice.

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Although the famous castle show is always on, other regular entertainment, such as parade, fireworks and children's play areas, have been temporarily put on hold. Here, Chip 'N' Dale salutes the guests of a safety distance.

5. There is a programmed entry for each ticket.

In order to keep capacity at security levels and ensure that the park is not overcrowded with impatient guests, people have to purchase delayed input tickets in unauthorized Walk-ins.Tickets for the exhausted opening day in a few minutes.

6. The social distancing guidelines call three feet of space instead of six.

The park painted yellow squares on the sidewalk to clearly score up to where customers should separate. Unlike the United States, where the guidelines call six feet away,The Chinese guidelines call a meter, or a little over three feet of space. In this picture, Disney's fans spread to take in the famous castle show.

7. Restaurants have spread tables.

Because the park runs at a lower capacity, many restaurants and dining rooms appear empty because some tables are not available. Customers who want a meal to sit, separately to follow the social distancing protocol.

8. Disney characters have guards to prevent people.

The characters will continue to make appearances - however, customers must now keep an appropriate distance and are not allowed to hug them as in the past. Disney employees walk alongside the characters to make sure no guest is getting closer. Here, Heyni catches the great man, Mickey Mouse himself, on the park with his escort.

9. There are many guests taking selfies with masks.

You will not see many smiles at the most happy place on the planet. With everyoneneeded to wear face masks, Selfies does not look like the same thing - but it does not stop the guests to take them anyway. Here, a girl sinks with the enchanting castle of Shanghai Disneyland and his mouse doll of Minnie.

10. Many guests still dress in their most beautiful Disney outfit.

Despite having masks, you will still see many guests bearing Mickey and Minnie ears as well as princess paraphena and other get-ups inspired by beloved Disney characters. This will show that no matter what happens in the world, magic is still alive and well in Disney. And for more means, Disney could be different, consult the 7 things you will never see in Disney World after coronavirus .