Articles on Shanghai Disney Land on Nikkei Asian Review and subsequently TPI (in relation to that article). Well, so much for those 25 million visitors a year rosy projections for the future. It appears that the park is on the way to 10 million for it's first year of operation (in the ball park projection). But the majority came in the first few months and now the park is slow or empty most of the time, with walkons or short lines for all but the most popular E tickets. But the worst news is that visitors are not buying merchandise or eating in the restaurants, thus guest spending (and the admission fee is low compared to USA prices) is low. Stores and restaurants are not busy or empty for the most part. The majority of people are buying their food outside the park property and bringing it in to eat. Making matters worst are low customer satisfaction ratings and negative social media buzz. It appears the park employees are even more rude than the French in Paris Disney(if that's possible). Oh well, looks like this will be another drain on Disney's finances (they own almost half the park), like Hong Kong & Paris, that will eventually affect Orlando. I did predict this, but I was hoping I would be wrong. Chinese culture & typical income are just not the base you want for high value expensive theme parks. They're more a Six Flags, or below, level country. ... ...I hope Universal is studying this well and adjusting their strategy for the Beijing park so the same scenario does not unfold.....