Public Behaviour at Hong Kong Disneyland Opening

[scott 0]

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=62379 This is definitely not the way I would treat a park opening in Australia. I think it's a bit appalling, especially since it's a disney park

[Skipper 0]

I absolutley agree...... Disgusting. That would really put me off.....and anyone who has been to Hong Kong and china know they SPIT everywhere all the time there as well.

[Flea 95]

Really? I thought Hong Kong had a ban against spitting in public areas... we need that ban here!

[joz 2,711]

You have to wonder about some of the guests to this park. Now one of them (with the must be a joke name of Hung Wah Fung) is suing the park for being busy on a charity day. I hope one of the kids peed on him.

[taronga 2]

This behaviour is the sort of thing parks should look at before setting up in new markets. I would love to see a Disney park somewhere in Australia, but not if we get the same disrespect from particular communities.

[Bussy 31]

I am not in anyway racist but from my experience at theme parks Asians and the rudest and most disgusting racial group of guests that we had at Wonderland, except maybe Lebs and Arabs. Asians would regularly urinate in gardens (not just children), they spat all the time, were the hardest people to deal with when it came to ride restrictions (particularly heights) and would abuse you and call you racist because of it. And it wasn't just the ones that didn't speak Engrish but those who were born and bred in Australia and had full Aussie accents. "The Bus is now leaving for Light Of Asia Mine, Western Australia"

[Richard 1,011]

Now one of them (with the must be a joke name of Hung Wah Fung) is suing the park for being busy on a charity day.  I hope one of the kids peed on him.

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To be fair it doesn't really seem like he's suing so much as he is requesting the cost of his tickets not be refunded, but donated to a charity. Fair enough. I wonder how many tickets Disney parks gladly refund on a daily basis. The queue was probably just too long for him at City Hall to complain... As for the behaviour of guests, it seems nothing short of disgraceful. Regardless of cultural differences etc., that is just simply not on. It's just a huge sign of complete and utter disrespect.