At Hong Kong Disneyland, many young people are dressing up like a new pink fox character named LinaBell instead of the usual princesses like Cinderella or Elsa. LinaBell is part of the “Duffy and Friends” toy line made for Asia.
These toys are very popular, especially with young women, who dress in cute outfits inspired by them. Liang Xiaoyu, an 18-year-old from Guangzhou, loves LinaBell and dressed up with a pink-trimmed white dress and matching accessories.
Disneybounding, where fans dress like their favorite characters without wearing full costumes, is common at Disney parks worldwide.
Visitors at Hong Kong Disneyland, like Qin Wuxiao who dressed as Jessie from “Toy Story,” and Charmy Chan and her friend who dressed as characters from “Zootopia,” enjoy this trend and often post photos on social media. Other visitors, such as Li Mengru and Chen Xinyu, dress in Lolita fashion, a style with frilly dresses and accessories.
The park provides a perfect backdrop for taking photos, with areas like the World of Frozen and Tomorrowland.
Despite strict travel restrictions due to the pandemic, Hong Kong Disneyland remains a top attraction, mostly visited by locals but also popular with tourists from mainland China and Southeast Asia.
Many adults enjoy visiting the park for a break from daily life. People like Kris Yang and Jimmy Redinger, who visit regularly, find happiness and relaxation at Disneyland.
The park’s efforts to appeal to younger generations through themed events and collaborations have paid off, making it a popular destination for both young and adult fans.
Disneyland helps people forget their worries and have fun. For instance, Shen Jing, a 33-year-old, visited to celebrate her pregnancy, showing how the park brings joy to visitors of all ages.
This trend highlights the park’s role as a place where people can relive happy memories and escape from their everyday lives.
Source: CNN