Shenzhen's 'Disneyland'? STAY AWAY! (Huge Red Flag!)

[Lucille Borer]

Is there any merch for sale?

[Kathryn Hermiston]

Hmm, I didn't see any.

[Stacey Kulas]

@AccountDeleted @LittleRedBookUser63041D8E @Hero LMAO, I haven't even gone and I'm already put off.

[Lucia Feest]

LMAO More people than actual scenery!

[Johnathan Schmeler]

Considering HK Disneyland tickets cost 500-600 yuan, plus hundreds for travel, you can't really complain about something that's free.

[Karen Bruen]

It's just a small setup at the mall entrance. I actually watched them put it together.

[Lorena Runolfsson]

Yeah, it's incredibly small.

[Leland Erdman]

I've been to the actual Disneyland and brought back a load of toys.

[Sonja Schroeder]

I went in the afternoon and didn't see any LinaBell merch.

[Glenn Ryan PhD]

Just went today. It was genuinely smaller than I expected, and packed with people.

[Bob Heller]

I went today too, and it was the same for me. Sigh... you can walk straight through it in less than a minute. It's all people; I couldn't even be bothered to take photos of those few temporary stands.

[Misty Anderson DDS]

If you're already in Shenzhen, why not just go to HK Disneyland?

[Terrence Beer]

It's basically just an ad for HK Disneyland.

[Pat Pagac]

I went quite early today, around 11 AM, and there weren't many people. But it's really small; you can walk through it all in just a few minutes.

[Velma Thompson]

Right? When I got there and saw it, I was stunned .

[Dr. Lance Glover]

It's such a tiny spot, you might as well just go straight to HK Disneyland.

[Lewis Larkin]

It's a pop-up event, and it's not like you're paying to get in.