My Opinion on Shanghai Disneyland

Now that I'm home and ALL of my other Shanghai Disneyland videos are up - here's a cumulative video on my overall thoughts on Shanghai Disney and what my experience was like visiting there.
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[@Juujuugurl]

I went the last week of August, and the cutting was HORRIBLE for me. I had to hold my arms out, holding onto the rails, to stop people from shoving and cutting to the front. I was constantly pushed and it got old fast. It wore me out mentally. The park itself though is super fun and beautiful. And I ABSOLUTELY loved the Toy Story hotel! I stayed in it for three nights and didn't want to leave!

[@selinacarpenter]

Juujuu gurl same hahahahha I am a Chinese myself but not from China and I'm really embarrassed of the horrible things the locals did ughhhhh I'm so sick and tired of people lying they have friends in front when they just want to cut lines....

[@aureliajesical.1569]

That's why some people who has been there said that foreigners should be more patient when dealing with the locals cause it'll just exhaust you mentally if you keep getting irritated at every single annoying thing they do

[@RheinielRDR97]

promoting HKDL here haha it's smaller but there're shorter lines, English is the more predominant language. They have Marvel themed rides and more are coming.

[@MusicholicV]

People are way more polite at Hong Kong Disneyland as well! It's always a pleasant experience.

[@themeparkreel]

Hong Kong Disneyland is on my bucket list the iron man meet and greet and the ride looks amazing

[@TheWASHINGMACHINEBOY]

RheinielRDR97 yeah

[@YY-vs9pe]

MusicholicV HK Disneyland is so rude!

[@jls7159]

But Tokyo DisneySea is hands down the best most magical park ever!!! ✨😁🌈

[@buckybarnes3015]

yes totally, its even more beautiful in person :D

[@deathless3518]

too bad it's unique to Tokyo :(

[@feliznavidad4846]

Yeah. I agree. Tokyo Disney Sea is so Ocean bound

[@tallieup]

I'm surprised people would be so quick to complain and judge how people act in China when it's SO different from many countries, especially USA! I'm grateful you brought up the fact that it's made for a different target audience and how the park is different! I'm even more excited to visit Shanghai someday!

[@Emisop]

Just because it's different in another country doesn't make what they do okay.

[@aureliajesical.1569]

😂😂😂The cutting line thing is an annoying thing to experience though but since it's been ingrained and okayed by their culture,I guess we have no choice but to follow

[@danielc2530]

The crowd wasn't bad. I went on a Saturday. People cutting in line, or rather, "trying" to cut in line, yes there were times. I was with my cousin and we both workout, so we were able to block people from cutting in front of us. lol. The experience was still magical and definitely exceeded my expectations. You can definitely notice that Shanghai Disneyland came up with some solutions for crowd control.

[@DoleWhipDad]

Thanks for sharing your experience with us! I loved hearing what you thought of your trip!

[@buckybarnes3015]

Had the best experience in Tokyo Disneyland/DisneySea. Cast members are super nice, can understand when you want to be single rider, etc. Guests are super behaved, even though majority of the attractions had 80+ min wait times people never pushed or shoved. The FP lines were all super organized all thanks to the guest being behaved. Also they clean up after themselves, I saw a guest drop a whole bucket of popcorn and they cleaned it up w/o waiting for someone to clean it up. As a former Disneyland Anaheim Cast Member this is unheard of. You really see the awesomeness of it all and of course would def go again :D

[@aureliajesical.1569]

Yeah Japanese is like one of countries in Asia that has the best mannerism in almost everything

[@feliznavidad4846]

Lol

[@juliegross6889]

this was awesome! thanks for sharing your thoughts on the park but also about the cultural differences (really interesting) and differences between the US parks

[@SeriouslyCreepy]

We would adore getting out there! Very cool you went! Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us on it!

[@brandon.mcpherson]

I need to go to an international park one day! Thank you for sharing or insight/opinion about Shanghai!

[@mirandaperry1889]

It's really great to hear what the park is like after the initial surge and crazy died down. I'm glad the park is treated much better than it previously sounded like it was. I hope to go some day.

[@LeahTackles]

This was so awesome! Thank you for sharing this. I am not planning a trip there, but it is on my bucket list.

[@bluescity1]

I love watching your videos!! It would be amazing if you went to another International park! Have a magical day sprinkled with pixie dust!

[@THEGrammaChronicles]

Oh, I would like to do Pirates there. All the backing up, going side ways, stopping sounds cool!

[@danielc2530]

You definitely should do Pirates! The wait time was very short (30 min in the AM, 10 in the PM) for such an amazing ride...the best ride there in my opinion. I went on a weekend, so probably much shorter wait for weekdays.

[@jamietaylor2042]

I sometimes don't like disney clothes but that sweater/tee is amazing!

[@Disfanuk]

Great video. I’m heading to Shanghai (Tokyo and Hong Kong too) in March and this is very helpful! Love your top 😍

[@jls7159]

Shanghai Disneyland was my first international park too! But then we went to HK Disney, Tokyo Disney , Tokyo DisneySea and universal studios. Now I just need Paris Disney!!! 💜

[@buckybarnes3015]

Journey to the Center of the Earth at Disney Sea is just amazing! My top attraction prob like ever!

[@WeisIsBallin]

YES!!!! I loved your review of Shanghai Disneyland especially when you talked about the cultural differences (and integrated that with how people expected the park to be like or behaved in the park). As a Chinese-American it's really nice to see and hear people trying to understand Chinese citizens rather than just writing them off as "different" and judging their behavior. Love your videos!

[@alli249]

Great job explaining! Love it

[@WonkaVator72]

Thanks! Very helpful. I head to Shanghai DL in about two weeks.

[@kat.ily111]

Thanks Sarah. This video is very helpful.

[@LizzieLaura]

Your top is amazing! I need it in my life

[@beckygarner1990]

Loved this! Love how honest you are about it😊 I definitely want to go to Shanghai! I like in the UK and have been to Paris loads and Florida a few times so California is my #1 priority but the other international ones I'd love to do after California!💗 hope you had a lovely time at Shanghai😀

[@JuliaaHerrmann]

Something I really liked in Shanghai was that they upgraded the park layout so it would be a better experience for shows and parades. The front of the castle is almost like a huge walkable bleacher so everyone has a good view for the fireworks and the layout of lands and main street is like no other Disney Park

[@TimmyME]

Great video! ...and yea... Tokyo is amazing:)

[@miss-megative2683]

YAAAAS Sarah. I'm so tired of everything having to be Americanized. It's a CHINESE PARK. Why would the food be American? Lawd. Thanks for a great review and talking about behavior!

[@miss-megative2683]

I had also been wondering if you went on that river ride haha. I saw a video of it and thought you might have a heart attack.

[@bingboyify]

everybody was freaking out on my boat hahaha and the sound and light effect was pretty crazy too for a water ride.

[@itsRebeccaRayne]

This! American guests also complain about Disneyland Paris being French.... it's in France! And most people speak very good English anyway

[@jonwailin]

Regarding the in-park food, the idea behind Western cuisine is a direct response to information received from the local clientele who preferred Western food vs. local Shanghainese food. The idea being if we are going to welcome a Western experience such as Disney, then we want the full experience. It is not to say that Chinese food isn't available in the park. In fact, it's plentiful. My favorite place to eat in park is exclusively Chinese quick service.

[@bingboyify]

jonmwailin i am chinese local and i prefer having more western food in the park as well because chinese food is always available outside the park and i want something different. But it seems disney refuses to serve pasta but only chinese noodles in this park :(

[@danielc2530]

Just went to Shanghai Disney last week, and I'm off to Tokyo Disneyland next week! For Tron, the theming was AMAAAAAAZING!!! Honestly, the "waiting room" was better than the ride. XD Pirates of the Caribbean...BEST RIDE EVER! And the wait time was 10-30 minutes only! Like whaaaaaat???

[@sophie-6127]

I love your background!!

[@caracervenka]

Love your videos😍👏

[@jensonnuggetgaminggreen3131]

Hi Sarah we recently went to Shanghai Disney in November and it was a great time to go crowds were low and we had a great time the park is awesome.we heard about the issues but never seen any.my only gripe was the night show onto castle as soon as barriers come down people just stand in front of you and do not care your also trying to watch the show.i would recommend this park to people

[@lollypopangel123]

👍. We are taking our 2yr old to Hong Kong Disney in 5weeks and will be there for Halloween. So it will be interesting to see the cultural difference between Hong Kong and mainland china/ this vlog. Also as HKD is the smallest of all the parks the crowds will be a lot smaller so I think we will enjoy our time there. One thing I'm looking forward to at HKD is going on jungle cruise in all 3 languages. Do you have any future plans on going to HKD?

[@kellyz3343]

Love these Shanghai videos. Completely unexpected.

[@carmel9t]

"I didn't see orange chicken anywhere" LoL 😂💜 Also... I didn't know there was going to be an huge alligator statue so I screamed my lungs out 😬😅

[@rosie9785]

Love your videos 😊😊😊😊

[@danielsociety9234]

So cool to hear about the cultural differences and other things! Also, just wait 'til you go to Tokyo!! ;D

[@ashy429]

Really appreciate your comments on native Chinese people. As an American -born Chinese, I can be quick to judge and easily get frustrated with their behavior. But you helped me understand that even though we're the same ethnicity, we probably have very different upbringings and ways of life. And neither is necessarily right or wrong. :)

[@susannahirano8301]

cutting in line isn't wrong? really?

[@lynikpink]

Susanna Hirano thank you for picking that out of everything meaningful she said. you must be a thrilling person in real life.

[@Khan-hd5vn]

向偉大的白人致敬它們教導了你

[@TY-xo6wl]

Pleeeeeaaase consider Tokyo Disneyland for your next international park visit:) waiting for you!!!

[@laurendewitt8403]

i love sea food glad you had great time

[@LaurensTravels]

I would've bought all the pins haha did they have a great selection of Shanghai exclusive?

[@AngelaCrafts]

Ahhh i love your videos!

[@haydenkay8548]

Your my queen when I'm older I want to work at Disneyland so bad I wither would like to be a jungle cruise skipper or Peter Pan

[@londoncoco2617]

What is the next international park you hope to visit?

[@snowpunzel]

Out of Hong Kong, Tokyo and Shanghai, I was surprised to find that Shanghai was actually the best catered to Vegetarians. Not every restaurant had an option, but it was definitely more than Tokyo which only had one veggie meal in one restaurant in each park. I saw one English speaking family, but besides that I was the odd one out, especially with my blonde hair and I got lots of attention from the Cast Members. Shanghai is definitely the most beautiful park

[@hannahcollins4884]

Very interesting 😗 do you have plans to visit disneyland Paris at all?

[@lisab.8068]

Thanks so much for this! It is super helpful- my husband and I are planning a China trip for the fall. I am wanting to go to Shanghai Disneyland more just to see it vs the rides.. I also want to see that amazing castle and the Alice in Wonderland maze. (I do want to go on Pirates, Peter Pan and Tron though.) Do you think 1 day is enough just to kinda walk around and scope it out?? Thank you!!!

[@SarahSterling]

I think 1 day is enough if you do park open to park close!

[@lisab.8068]

Awesome! Thanks so much again!

[@ishaweesha]

Oh my giddy aunt! Your t shirt!! Is amazing!! Where did you get it please?! 😍

[@SarahSterling]

I got it from Shanghai Disneyland.

[@sweetpeace13]

What camera equipment/editing software do you use?

[@Oshawottr]

Shanghai Disneyland reminds me of Disneyland Paris, but if it had the chance to develop and grow. I know it has only been open for a year, but the fact that it has been a financially successful year makes all the difference. Shanghai probably won't have to wait 20+ years to get a new ride built from the ground up.

[@emmaidk_]

people are probably curious about the food there as the Tokyo parks have very "american" foods throughout the park even though their main demo are locals too. there isn't any traditional japanese food in the park really because the parks are designed to make you feel like you're in another world rather than just in the middle of japan. from memory i think hong kong had quite a variety of foods too. but this video was really interesting i really wanna go to shanghai disney!! loved all your videos from the park!! being from australia the asian parks are much closer to me so i feel like i'm going to be weirded out at the american parks when i eventually get there as ill be comparing them to HK and Tokyo instead haha

[@bingboyify]

Actually every restaurant in Shanghai Disneyland has 3-4 groups of menu. each group has 3 -4 choices of entrees for you to choose from. and i noticed usually 3 groups are Asian food (Chinese, Singaporean and Japanese usually), and there is always another 1 group of menu for American food like BBQ ribs, Fish & Chips, and Roasted Chicken or Pizzas, etc. So you can definitely get western food in every restaurant in Shanghai Disneyland , its just the choices of Asian foods are much bigger. The only disappoint for me is i couldn't find any Pastas but only Chinese noodles. Oh , and the Stargazer restaurant at Tomorrowland is dedicated to American food only so you have a wide choices of Burgers and Fried Chicken meals. (I am Chinese living in Shanghai btw)

[@danreynolds8028]

As an American, and having lived my whole life (64 years) in Los Angeles, I would encourage you to visit Disneyland in Anaheim first if you want to experience the original authentic Disneyland experience. After all, it was the first Disneyland ever built and you will best be able to see how others are different. No Disneyland is better or worse than another. They are just different.

[@belle2496]

There's a Japanese restrant in both Tokyo Disneyland and Disney Sea though.

[@cakeswithfaces]

Thanks for the video, really interesting! I had no idea they didn't know the Disney princesses in China. I heard that at other Disney parks around the world, they had local food at first, but people weren't interested, because they wanted american food at an american park, so it's interesting that's not the case in China.

[@SunriseFireberry]

Is this the start of a new series on various Disney-lands/worlds across the globe?

[@itsRebeccaRayne]

You should visit Disneyland Paris :) I think it's a beautiful park and it's very different to the US parks. We have a lot of room too! I can't wait to visit the Asian parks!

[@rmbouwens]

Tron ride was awesome! I waited in line for like 3.5 hours though. Sucked. I went in January.

[@sophiejones1596]

Have you ever been to disneyland paris ? If you haven't you should definitely go next! !

[@EpicBerserker]

How much US dollars would you say was the whole trip to go to know in case I do decide to go to Shanghai

[@viviosburn5258]

EpicBerserker this is a very good question. I'm interested as well.

[@lxztbxy]

or about how long the pig checkpoints will be up at the resort

[@Nicnac4498]

Where did you get that sweater?

[@repatch43]

Went to both Tokyo Disneyland last year and Shanghai Disneyland and I gotta say: if I had to choose one I'd choose Shanghai Disneyland every time. Tokyo Disneyland is very much like Disneyland in California, nothing wrong with that, but sort of "same same" if you've been. Shanghai Disneyland is different, and that makes it interesting. You're right, the Tron ride is INCREDIBLE. Only went on it once (had only one day at the park) but it's the best Disney coaster I've been on, bar none. As for Pirates, you are spot on as well, it's incredible. It's kinda like the mechanics of the Frozen ride at Epcot, but better. Everything is huge and SO immersive. They also have a Soarin ride, it was the equivalent of that at Epcot, with some different imagery, but the queue line is really cool, you're in some kind of Mayan temple or something.

[@SarahSterling]

I agree that Im way more excited about the rides at Shanghai than at Tokyo! However, Disney Sea is pretty different from anything we have in the US. Pros and cons!

[@__CountryCritters]

But Tokyo disney thoooo I wanna go there soooooo bad Its one thing to see it on KZbin and insta but I heard to actually see it is like a whole different feeling hahah

[@luciafp1142]

Ossie Goof Totally go..It is the best. I can't wait to go back.

[@Sammyyaam]

Its the best. Only foreign park I've been too

[@EpicBerserker]

The reason being Walt disney company has none ownership in Tokyo Disney it owned and run by the oriental company

[@luciafp1142]

EpicBerserker I know

[@__CountryCritters]

EpicBerserker disney does own part of Tokyo disney not the whole thing tho probably like 25 or 30% I forgot how much it was they own

[@peter-mickey-chu198]

Today Is My Wife's 23rd Birthday!

[@backstoryben]

Leo and I must love Disneyland Paris for different reasons then. Cause Paris is actually my favorite park in the world. I haven't been to the Asian ones.

[@bingboyify]

i heard Disney Village in Paris resort is really pretty and well themed. I wish i could go there for a vacation some day!

[@samanthaslawson9770]

Where did you get your shirt? so cute!!

[@stellavlogs382]

If u are a fan u would have seen where she got it idiot

[@stellavlogs382]

Sorry for being rude I am very sorry I am not usually this mean!

[@idkatthispoint4657]

My roommate is from shanghai so if I ever go there (wish hopefully I will) I'll try to get her to come with me

[@bingboyify]

As a Chinese person living in Shanghai but used to live in the US one thing I found surprised is Chinese young people really love Duffy bears in this park. Was that a thing in American parks?? I've never heard of this bear before...and it actually does not look very Disney-ish...

[@Sammyyaam]

It isn't. I think Tokyo Disney has a bear mascot too. It's really strange how obsessed they get over that bear and I think there's a cat too. It must be only in Asia Disneylands. It's like the park's mascot or something and people bumrush the Disney stores to get the merch. I agree it is a bit strange since it's not really Disney.

[@EpicBerserker]

Was Disnet California adventure in Anaheim CA Duffy was moved to Tokyo Disney because Duffy in Asian countries is more popular Duffy is more popular then Mickey he was a bear Minnie gaged Mickey

[@margaretmadole]

Duffy the Disney bear is a Disney Parks thing. He doesn't really exist outside the parks, but inside the parks, kids love him. He was definitely in America three years ago when I went to Disney World (he had SUCH a presence at Epcot. Meet and greets and so much mechanise), but GE was completely absent from Disneyland (in Anaheim) when I was there this summer, so he may still be in Florida, but he also could have been moved out of Disney's American parks completely.

[@bingboyify]

wow that is so weirddd. i wonder why Disney want to create such a character only for the park...

[@AzGarciaFamily]

How was pollution while at the park? My husband doesn’t want to go because of the crazy pollution in Shanghai so I’m wondering how it was while you were in the park.

[@SarahSterling]

It was like, smoggy, but it didn't affect me physically at all.

[@jamesobert2771]

I'm surprised they don't have a Toon Town. Hearing they don't like crazy thrill rides makes me think that Toon Town would be a fun thing for guest to experience. I'm also very surprised they have a Scrooge Mcduck building, since they probably didn't have ducktales or any of the movies that have Scrooge Mcduck in it.

[@bingboyify]

People do hope for more thrill rides. Its just senior citizens and kids dont like them. People's likeness towards theme park rides are really the same here in China.

[@megandrysdale7451]

James Obert Mickey Avenue is very Toon Town influenced.

[@ddc163264]

I would really love to contact you about your planning for Shanghai. There are no travel agents that have any idea about this place.

[@__CountryCritters]

Do they sale popcorn if so is it flavored or just normal hahahah

[@bingboyify]

yea saw a lot of popcorn stands. they have flavored ones i think but never tried them.

[@tayspiderx]

Its their first Halloween next week someone should do a video hehe

[@bingboyify]

I am going next week for the halloween night!!

[@tayspiderx]

I booked mine three weeks from now.

[@snowsbeau]

When at Disneyland I'm always asked to take pictures with Chinese guests because I resemble Buddah. Large bald man. I'm afraid if I go to Shanghai Disneyland I'll be mobbed. Haha

[@beautyenthus6222]

Did you have to get a visa to visit Shanghai?

[@SarahSterling]

Yes! If you're staying more than 3 days you need a Visa.

[@makaylatoy54]

Does anyone know where she got her shirt!!!

[@SarahSterling]

Shanghai Disneyland.

[@DCfan-xm7fp]

Sarah I've been missing you.

[@oceanez303]

I’m Chinese and I grow up watching all those princess you mentioned. Don’t know where you got that information from.

[@SarahSterling]

Do you live in China?

[@jacktheboss]

That shirt be lit!!!!

[@ZEKROM7685]

You didn't mention soarin over the horizon

[@raaaaaaaaaam496]

When I went there the air smelled good which is different from the rest of China.

[@SailorMoonFan92]

You should try Disneyland Paris nex.. ''Leo has been to Disneyland Paris and enjoyed Shanghai more than Paris'' oh okay, never mind then lol I do like Paris but it has it's problems.

[@themeparkreel]

Disneyland Paris is getting a lot better actually! it's now fully owned by Disney so investment will start as of next year! i adore Disneyland Paris!

[@kazutama7600]

I found human poop there. That moment way funny

[@lxztbxy]

Dj performances at disneyland please

[@twilightsquire]

I've only really been to Disneyland Paris and the behaviour there is not the best either there are quite a lot of rude people and you really have to defend your place inline like I was in the queue for dumbo and this woman stopped to take a picture of her kid and loads of us walked past her she then chose you push past us all using her kid to push us and she got back to her place. But it's still my favourite Disney Park and I guess I'm used to that sort of thing since I live in a European country.

[@whutzat]

I don't eat any seafood either, so that's one reason I wouldn't go.

[@marlisagiacone7]

Why did Leo like this park better than Paris?

[@64grahamirwin]

You're so pretty, Sarah

[@sawadee-er7vu]

Anything Mulan related?

[@SarahSterling]

She's in the parade :)

[@majestycrush]

She looks like Flo from Progressive !

[@ADAMan123]

Are you the Progressive person?

[@aureliajesical.1569]

@asdf Lol

[@bangchu3579]

Yeah, it's sad not many people know disney that well, but I am an exception! and actually our generation know a lot more about disney than the older generation, the only thing they is probably micky mouse

[@bangchu3579]

and about the comment on the uncivilized behaviors, they are not necessarily from the rural area, I think they reason why some people do that is the educated levels of people are various in China, some people are more educated than others (and yes, comparatively more people from first tier cities like SH are educated than other tiers of the cites). If you spend more time in the city, you will probably like it more when you know more about the culture and the society. (But your main goal was to the park so...)

[@scarlettsmoak8977]

Question, if most Disney movies aren't released in China and they don't know who most of the characters are why build a Disney park there? It just seems a little weird.

[@SarahSterling]

China is highly populated, so they likely knew they'd have high attendance. From what I can tell, Chinese people don't go to the park because of a connection to Disney, they enjoy seeing new things and experiencing fun attractions. It's just a fun thing to them, regardless if they know all the characters. Still they put a lot of the stuff they DO know there - like an entire Pirates land, Snow White Castle walk thru and the Alice maze.

[@TheGraduate702]

The more important question is why would the Disney company collaborate with the Chinese Communist Party to build a theme park?

[@KelliAmandaHoward]

Small children releaving themselves is not a problem specific to shanghai disney. I was a cp In disney world and out would happen sometimes. I was in quick service so I never saw it while working thankfully but did just wondering the park. I was waiting for tea party once and this kid walked away for mom climbs a wall and shat in the Alice themed planters.

[@lolovesjedward]

The Spanish in Disneyland Paris are so incredibly rude lol on my last trip I was cut by Spanish people 10 times in one day, they also talk through shows and just scream constantly. Obviously not all Spanish ppl but a large majority. If you’re ever planning on making a trip to DLP would recommend u check if it’s a Spanish holiday

[@lolovesjedward]

But I would recommend u visit if u ever get the chance!!! It’s beautiful and has got some lovely theming got a fair few problems but still gr8

[@xracerx115]

FLO!!!!!!

[@shawndoucette9797]

Hard for me to listen to the video. I hope this doesn’t sound creepy but I was just lost in her eyes. She has beautiful eyes and I mean that in the most gentleman way possible.

[@Lil_Angry_Bitch]

You didn't ride Roaring Rapids because you wete afraid of a fake animatronic Crocodile? I guess you've never ridden Expedition Everest or Dinosaur either?

[@bwayfan9035]

OK here it's my impression about the park: it is really beautiful, it feels really magical and so Disney obviously, but I don't have the same opinion as yours about cast members. I went to the park in summer which is the worst idea ever, mid July and Shanghai feels like hell 38℃ and humidity makes it worse because you don't have anywhere to hide, it is super crowded and most of the queues are outdoors. Fastpasses are located in only one specific area for each themed land. not outside the attractions as they are in other parks. That makes your wait on the lines way longer than expected, for example if you try to queue to get IDK a fast pass for a ride with 80 min standby line but it is in the same land as Soaring which has a wait of 180 min, it is faster to do that 80 min wait because you'll spend the same time in the line due to all the people who want to get Soaring fast passes. Cast members do not speak a word of English and they don't make an effort to understand you, they just go or say no (which is as far as I know prohibited to say if you're a cast member), it seems like they can't handle the pressure. To get one person who could speak English to us we had 6 members and they really didn't know what to do. Chinese people are going to take that park to its ruin if they don't keep it clean, they litter everywhere, they see an empty space and suddenly lots of garbage appear, so disappointed of that. If I ever get the chance to go to that park again I will go after the golden week ends so I don't have to deal with all the crowd and horrible weather. Also merchandise felt kind of cheap and damaged. Not a great quality honestly.

[@gissneric]

Oh Americans too have their fair share of rudeness and bad mannerisms in their own Disney parks. Americans do cut in line and line jump from standby to fastpass..not just as obvious as the Chinese probably. They have their own sneaky way to do it.

[@wanderingoryx3710]

Did people pee in the bushes?

[@DCfan-xm7fp]

Wonder woman was a great movie

[@DCfan-xm7fp]

I love looney tunes, road runner is the best.