【旅游情报】上海迪士尼小镇试营运 不到一周“遍体鳞伤”

让孩子在路边随意大小便；

草坪上，垃圾被随意丢弃；

随意踩踏花草，花丛被踩出了一条“小径”；

在金属灯杆上刻出了“到此一游”的字样。这全发生在上海迪士尼乐园！！

大批民众趁五一小长假，前往提前开放的迪士尼小镇“尝鲜”。

在6月16日才正式对外开放的上海迪士尼乐园，早前让外围的迪士尼小镇提前开放试营运，吸引不少市民前来“尝鲜”，结果园区不到一周便到处遭破坏，灯柱也被刻上了“到此一游”，让园方直呼非常头疼。

根据《新华网》报道，不少民众趁着早前的五一小长假，提前来感受迪士尼氛围，但一些游客的不文明行为，却让迪士尼小镇“很受伤”。

大批游客前往迪士尼小镇感受梦幻世界氛围。

从网友拍摄到的照片可看到，有家长为图方便，直接让孩子爱路边随意大小便；而在园内的草坪上，游客使用后的塑料袋及一些垃圾被随意丢弃，环境显得十分脏乱。园内虽然树有“爱护花草，请勿踩踏”的警示语，但不少孩子和家长视若无睹，随意踩踏花草，短短几天，花丛中就被踩出了一条“小径”。另外，更有甚者直接在园区内的金属灯杆上用硬物刻出了“到此一游”的字样。

网民自发吁市民文明出游

这些煞风景的画面让管理方直呼“非常头疼”，据观察，较严重的破坏行为是随意采摘花朵和乱扔垃圾。

“坐着休息的游客们，起身时身后往往会留下不少垃圾，让保洁人员头疼不已。”管理方这么表示。

不少网民纷纷呼呼市民在游玩时注意个人形象，并表示带着孩子前来游玩的家长们应该以身作则，做良好榜样，不让孩子有样学样。

（新闻来源： 新加坡8频道新闻）

Trashing Shanghai Disneyland, before the park even opens

Robert Niles

May 3, 2016, 11:03 AM · As if Disney fans angry over Shanghai Disneyland needed any more provocation, along comes a slew of photos showing Chinese visitors trashing the Disneytown shopping area outside the yet-to-open park's front gate.

First posted to the Chinese social network Weibo, blogs around the world are republishing the photos, which show trash, graffiti, trampled landscaping, and even a child defecating in a planter.

Even though Shanghai Disneyland won't open until June 16, the train station that will serve the park recently opened, and thousands of Chinese tourists visited Disneytown over the recent May Day holiday. While most enjoyed the opportunity to see the park for free — at least from the outside — a few others, well, didn't exactly mind their manners on their sight-seeing visit.

China is battling the stereotype of its visitors acting poorly in locations around the world, and these pictures just fuel that perception.

What will happen when Shanghai Disneyland opens next month? Keep in mind that anyone who gets inside the park will have to pay to enter. Will that help ensure a better behaved crowd inside the gates? Will Disney react to this by hiring more security and custodial staff to police the grounds? Whatever happens, with so many visitors armed with cell phones and Weibo accounts, we can be sure that if anyone does something ugly in or around Shanghai Disneyland, the world will get to see it.

(Source: http://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/201605/5055/)