Bookmark! 8 Hidden Spots in Shanghai Disneyland That Make for Great Photos

Disneyland can be considered the center stage among popular attractions. Based on my own experience of multiple photo shoots and stepping on landmines, I have summarized the following 8 super photogenic shooting spots for everyone. You don't have to squeeze with the crowd to get great shots that will impress your friends on social media! 📸 Photo Check-in Strategy ① Dumbo the Flying Elephant: Use a telephoto lens to take close-ups of Dumbo, or use it as a foreground, taking advantage of the telephoto lens's ability to compress space to make it seem like the characters are super close to the castle. Shooting Time: 5-6 PM ② Entrance Clock Tower: With the blue sky and white clouds as the background, include the lawn in your shot, and the original photo's color tone will look very much like an animation. Shooting Time: 1-2 PM ③ Remy's Patisserie Window: Wait until the end of your visit to shoot when the window lights are on for a fantastic atmosphere. Shooting Time: 5-8 PM ④ Fantasyland Garden Entrance: Wait until the park lights are on, then shoot the Fantasyland Garden and the castle before and after, which looks very nice. Shooting Time: 5-7 PM ⑤ Bench inside Fantasyland Garden: Wait for the park lights, perfect for a romantic atmosphere. Best time to shoot the sunset atmosphere is at 5:30 PM, and the blue hour atmosphere is best before 6:30 PM ⑥ To the left of the Fantasyland Garden Entrance: A super popular fireworks viewing spot, where you can capture the complete castle and park. Shooting Time: 3-7 PM ⑦ Woody's Roundup: The best time to shoot is when the sun is shining from the side. You can stand at the exit of Pixar Toy Story Land to take the shot. Shooting Time: 3-5 PM ⑧ Fireworks Show: Finally, the fireworks show that everyone is most concerned about. The first spot is right in front of the castle, near the lake, where the lighting is good and the fireworks are complete, but there are many people; the second is on the bridge opposite Treasure Cove, where there are fewer people and the fireworks are complete, but you will miss half of the light show; the third is on the bridge opposite the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, which is behind the castle, where you can't see the light show, but the fireworks look great! 📝 Note tips: Be sure to plan your itinerary in advance, it's best to go on a weekday, no need to get up early to catch the first wave into the park, going early or on weekends really brings a lot of people. Also, you can bring your own snacks and drinks inside the Disneyland park!