Why haven't most Shanghainese been to Disney?

Netizen 1: places like Disney really don't belong to the category that can be visited at any time. It is said to be "at home", but it is actually in the suburbs of the past. It is also quite close to a trip; Tickets are not cheap, and one day is not enough to play. If you want to stay there for two days, it is not the same as going to the park or running in Qibao Sheshan Songjiang.

It is said that it is suitable for all ages. In fact, it is more appropriate to take children to play. When it comes to taking care of children, there are a lot of "troubles".

Don't say "that dump", you get one out and have a look.

Too expensive is not brain drain. Shanghai people are rich and poor. Some are really unaffordable, and some are completely affordable. Even if you have money, you won't "play ten times and eight times." That's what nouveau riche is-nouveau riche is not that stupid.

Netizen 2: I am from Shanghai. I have never been to Disney. It was n years ago that I went to the Oriental Pearl. I won't go to the Bund and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street if I have nothing to do-although my home and company are not far from there. Later, I went to Chengdu, and my friends in Chengdu wanted to entertain me. I politely said no, we have a goal. She asked me where, and I said Kuanzhai Lane, Jinli. What did she say you were doing there? I mean, isn't Chengdu going to all these places? In the raiders. She said: those places are all fooling outsiders, and Chengdu locals never go. I'll take you to my usual place.

Netizen 3: How to get to places that most people have never been to? Since its opening, the total number of visitors to Disney has been about160,000. According to statistics, 40% of them are local tourists in Shanghai, which means that at least 6.4 million people have been there. After all, it is only 1 year, and the carrying capacity of tourists is limited. As time goes on, the proportion of people who have been there will gradually increase.

Netizen 4: In fact, the biggest reason why Shanghainese don't go to Disney is that Shanghainese usually have high work pressure and a faster pace of life than most places in China, and they like to relax slowly. How easy it is to spend the same money on holidays in the surrounding or foreign beaches. It's worth spending money waiting in line and then only playing two or three projects a day, and waiting in line the rest of the time.

Netizen 5: Maybe the consumers who are suitable for Disney in Shanghai have been to foreign countries and Hong Kong Disneyland for many years, and there is nothing new. Moreover, Shanghai Disneyland is indeed the dirtiest paradise in the Disney family, with uneven quality of tourists and arrogant scalpers, but in short they are not interested.

Netizen 6: Just like most Guangzhou people have never been to Guang Zhouta.

People in first-tier cities have played everything they need to play and seen everything they need to see.

Nothing new.

Such a crowded place, experience it in other big cities, at home? Why don't we have tea and snacks from door to door?

Netizen 7: I'm from Shanghai, not to mention Disney. Even the Oriental Pearl is just Nanjing Road and the Bund.

Bian Xiao is like shopping, hehe.

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