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Walt Disney opens Shanghai park, tapping China's potential

In 2016, Walt Disney opened its first theme park in mainland China, a US$5.5 billion complex in Shanghai. Company chairman Bob Iger highlighted China's "incredible potential" for the company's brand expansion. The park featured localized attractions, marking a significant step for the Western media giant into a new market. AI

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Walt Disney opens Shanghai park, tapping China's potential

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · SCMP ·

    In 2016, ‘China’s Disneyland’ opens with localised attractions in Shanghai – SCMP archive

    Disney opens Shanghai park, with eye to future By Mandy Zuo (Additional reporting by Nikki Sun) This article was first published on June 16, 2016 China represents “incredible potential” for Walt Disney, said company chairman Bob Iger ahead of the opening of its Shanghai theme par…