Alice in Wonderland Maze: Shanghai Disneyland

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What is Alice in Wonderland Maze?

Alice in Wonderland Maze is an outdoor, walk-through maze in Fantasyland — no vehicle, no seat, no boarding at all. Shanghai Disney Resort lists it as suitable for any height, so anyone who can walk the paths can do it. It’s easy to overlook next to bigger rides nearby, but it’s one of the few attractions in the park built purely for wandering rather than queuing.

One detail worth knowing before you go in: this maze is themed to director Tim Burton’s 2010 live-action Alice in Wonderland, not the 1951 animated film — that’s Shanghai Disney Resort’s own framing, and it explains why the look leans darker and more gothic than the classic cartoon.

What’s inside — and why the door you pick matters

You choose one of three doors at the entrance, and each leads through a different route around the grounds. Along the way you’ll pass through:

• Wonderland Garden — home to the Bandersnatch and an underground cave.
• Cheshire Cat territory — he appears and disappears in drifts of smoke as you pass.
• Red Queen’s Garden — heart-shaped arches, knights standing guard, a rose garden, warped mirrors near one of the doors, and a tower with a view down onto the maze’s Tea Party below. There’s also a throne set up for photos.
• A hedge maze section with hedges of varying heights, the closest the attraction gets to a traditional labyrinth.
• Tea Party — the finale, styled after the Mad Hatter’s table from the 2010 film, with interactive touches and a set built for photos.

Because Shanghai’s version is a ground-level maze rather than the elevated walkway at Disneyland Paris’s Alice’s Curious Labyrinth — the attraction Shanghai Disney Resort names as its predecessor — expect more winding and doubling back than a straight walkthrough.

Height, duration, and Premier Access

There’s no height limit, no single rider line, and no Disney Premier Access sold for the maze — none of that machinery applies to a walk-through attraction with no queue-heavy standby line to skip. Shanghai Disney Resort marks it wheelchair accessible, with the same under-7-must-be-accompanied rule as other walk-through attractions in the park.

No official duration is published. One travel review site pegs a visit at roughly half an hour to an hour, but treat that as a loose estimate of how long people tend to linger, not a fixed run time — you can breeze through in ten minutes or take your time at every photo spot.

Barely any wait, and a view worth the detour

This is one of the quietest corners of Fantasyland by the numbers: an independent queue-time tracker has logged average posted waits of just five minutes through 2025 and 2026 — the lowest figure the tracker reports, meaning the maze essentially never backs up. It also tends to close earlier than the park itself, so don’t save it for your last stop of the night.

The Red Queen’s tower is worth climbing for the view alone: it looks out over the maze and gives you a side angle on Enchanted Storybook Castle that most visitors walking straight past the maze never see.

Fitting it into your day

Because the queue is close to nonexistent, Alice in Wonderland Maze is a good filler between bigger Fantasyland waits rather than something to plan your morning around. Pair it with a loop through Voyage to the Crystal Grotto or a stop at the castle, and use it as a breather for anyone in your group who needs a break from standing in line. See our one-day itinerary for where a quiet stop like this fits, and check ticket prices — it’s included in standard park admission like everything else.

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Is there a height requirement for Alice in Wonderland Maze?

No. Shanghai Disney Resort lists it as "Any Height," since it is an outdoor walk-through maze rather than a ride — there is nothing to board and no harness or seat involved, so any age can walk through.

Is this maze based on the animated Alice in Wonderland?

No. Shanghai Disney Resort's official description says it takes its cue from director Tim Burton's 2010 live-action film, not the 1951 animated classic, which shapes the look of the hedges, the Red Queen's garden and the Tea Party finale.

How long does the maze take?

Shanghai Disney Resort has not published an official duration. One travel review site suggests budgeting half an hour to an hour to explore the grounds, but treat that as a rough visit estimate rather than a fixed ride length — you set your own pace.

Does the maze have a queue or Disney Premier Access?

No Disney Premier Access is sold for it, and it barely has a queue at all — an independent queue-time tracker has logged average posted waits of just five minutes (its lowest reportable figure) through both 2025 and 2026.

What is inside the maze?

You enter through one of three doors, each leading through a different route: Wonderland Garden with the Bandersnatch, a Cheshire Cat that appears and vanishes in smoke, the Red Queen's Garden with heart-shaped arches and a viewing tower, a hedge maze of varying heights, and a Tea Party finale styled after the Mad Hatter's table from the film.