Fake Disneyland amusement park was found in “Shijingshan Youleyuan” in Shijingshan District of Beijing, China. It has many famous characters from all over the world.

Attractions of the fake Disneyland

In this “Disneyland”. Not only Mickey Mouse and other Disney characters you can meet. You can also meet Hello Kitty, Doraemon and more! Unfortunately, they are all FAKE.

It was about 33.89 million square meters large with ​​70 attractions in the park, and  highest number of parkings in China. It was established in 1986, sales at that time was about 20 million yuan. Surprisingly, in 2005 it exceeded to 80 million yuan and more than 1.5 million visitors annually.

Fake Cinderella with seven dwarfs in front of Cinderella castle looking building

Local and international Awards

This amusement park was selected to be the tissue culture model from the spirit of Beijing 2000, the National Tourism Administration has approved AAAA class attractions. moreover, in 2002, the park was awarded ISO9001 international standard of quality and ISO14000 certified in 2005 for environmental protection.

Fake spooky Doraemon making peace sign

Copyright Issues

The park has a problem of copying popular characters around the world. They also highlights “indiana Jones adventure ride with a feel of Disney’s” “European-style haunted mansion” on their official website as their featured attractions. In addition, their slogan was, “Disney is too far away. Come to Shijingshan amusement park” .

Fake characters in the park consists of:

Disney-ish – Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Winnie-the-Pooh, Snow White and the seven dwarfs etc.

Warner Bros.-ish – Bugs Bunny, Tweety Bird and the Cat etc.

Japanese-ish characters – Hello Kitty, Doraemon, Pikachu

Making money – not to miss a chance

supposed to be fake Mickey from Disney

Kids like to take pictures with famous characters in amusement park. However, in here, kids have to be very considering of who to take picture with.

Why? When you ask one of the Character in the park to take a picture, they will slightly remove their head part of the costume and says, “pay five yuan (approx $1 USD)” in Chinese.

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