Shanghai Disney Resort announced that it will implement new rules on June 30, prohibiting camping vans and children's camping carts from entering the park.
The reporter saw in Shanghai Disneyland that when the parade performance was carried out, some camping cars not only occupied a lot of public viewing areas, but also tourists stood in the camping car to watch the performance, causing inconvenience to themselves and others, and there were potential safety hazards.
In the picture, a young boy in the park accidentally falls when jumping from the camper, but fortunately there is no major problem.
In addition, there are tourists who use campervans to transport daily necessities such as clothing and park them at will. As a result, problems with the proliferation of campervans in the park occur from time to time.
Bao Zhaotian, Senior Vice President of Operations at Shanghai Disney Resort: We found that campervans used in parks are generally relatively large, and many guests use campervans to drag behind them, which may pose a safety hazard and cause injuries to other guests and cast members.
Yan Guodong, deputy director of the Shanghai International Tourism and Resort Security Committee Office: It stays outside public areas or some amusement facilities, and some are locked on guardrails, which will block safe passages, emergency passages, and fire escapes.
To this end, Shanghai Disney Resort announced that from June 30, strollers, camping carts, children's camping strollers, and strollers with a length of more than 110 cm and a width of more than 80 cm will be prohibited from being used in the entire area of Shanghai Disneyland and indoor venues in Disneytown.
Tourist: I think it may be inconvenient. Generally, go for a day, the time is longer, the child is more likely to get tired, and it will be more convenient to have a cart (camping cart).
At the same time, Shanghai Disney Resort said that strollers and wheelchairs that meet the regulations are not affected by the new regulations. Shanghai Disneyland became the first tourist attraction in Shanghai to say "no" to campers.
From: CCTV Finance
Source: AHTV First Time