Moi aussi. Le mieux pour notre Avengers Campus, je préfère que les gardiens de la galaxie mission Breakout soit en roller coaster. Par exemple, moi je le vois très bien en mode Tron Coaster ! (comme à Shanghai Disneyland mais en mode gardiens de la galaxie)

Hi, That’s interesting to hear. Maybe they put too much Chinese elements there ... Thanks for your comment and don’t forget to share ;) The Daily Disneyland Team

You're welcome. Thank you for your videos! :) Yes, overall I do feel Disneyland Shanghai did localization in a very wrong way. If you've heard news about Chinese companies built fake European towns in China you will know how much Chinese people appreciate Westernized architectures. Adding Chinese flower designs on the Disney castle or putting Chinese zodiac in the garden only shows how Americans interpret Chinese culture. (To local Chinese, Zodiac is considered uncool and outdated among young people in China and no one has ever heard of that flower of China...) It ruins our imagination about a fairy tale castle which supposed to be authentically western looking. Hong Kong people even mock Shanghai Castle thinking it looks like a counterfeit Disney castle compared to the one in HK because the Asian elements in it are just too forced. :( Tarzan show is even weirder because using Chinese acrobat art in Disney show is like replacing Frozen musical in California Adventure with traditional American circus show - too outdated. I guess my point is we want the whole real Disney experience rather than reminding us "you are in China even you are in Disneyland". It seems Americans who are tired of Disneyland in the US might find this interesting because this park is distinctively Chinese and kinda different. They area they fail to localize is a few attractions based on stories Chinese people are not familiar with at all. Star Wars launch bay is pointless because Star Wars movies were never shown in China before until recent and no one knows about those characters. They can put a Star Tour ride to educate us but having a launch bay for character meets will not work. Buzz lightyear ride never has a line more than 5 minutes and considered boring on the internet because when Chinese people go to a park they expect to be sit on a ride to get entertained rather than making any effort on a game. (We are lazy) And also shooting game is considered something you can do it similarly at home. Just a personal opinion from a regular Chinese local guest. :P

Thanks for your thoughts! Right, now I think of California Adventure park it makes sense the complaints from locals were similar to what I feel about Shanghai Disneyland. But I guess at least Anaheim already has a Disneyland and the second park has a separate "California" theme whereas Shanghai Disneyland suppose to be the Magic Kingdom park. :/ I don't have much complaint about the rides itself. I like that they use the most advanced technology to tell stories in this park. The most loved rides by Chinese are Soaring followed by Tron and Pirates. I see people complain about Roaring Rapids though because that water ride usually has a 2-3 hour wait and people expect it to be more thrilling like Splash mountain. Treasure cove and Adventure Isle are my favorite lands in Shanghai! They feel so immersive and beautifully/convincingly themed. (Even the restaurant in Treasure Cove is very well themed inside and outside, you can see the boats in Pirates ride passing by! How genius!) Fantasyland is okay but not as magical as the one in California. I feel it is too spread out. I remember the one in California has a lot of storybook feel houses put together but we only get that for the Peter Pan building and the restaurant next to it so I don't think it evokes much fantasy when we walk in there. I also wish they could put more classic characters to meet in this land - only Winnie the Pooh and the princess right now. :)

Yes indeed. Once they get more insights from the local guests here, I am sure Disney will improve the experience progressively in the future years. No matter what, it is the best theme park in China overall. :D Universal Studios will be open in Beijing in 2020 (my hometown actually), I am so excited to experience that one, too!

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@Jordan 🇫🇷 Ah, ce français-là non plus =) ("Le français n'y étaiT pas")