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A “Mickey meat bun” costs 175 New Taiwan Dollars per piece — Shanghai Disneyland’s prices spark debate again

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Shanghai Disneyland, set to open on the 16th, has been in trial operation since last month but has been criticized by visitors for its high food prices. Recently, someone revealed that a single Mickey meat bun costs 35 RMB (approximately 175 New Taiwan Dollars), prompting comments like “Come quickly if you’re dumb and have money.” However, some argue that such prices are actually acceptable in an amusement park.

▲ Shanghai Disneyland Mickey meat bun. (Photo / From Shanghai Disneyland’s official Weibo)

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Shanghai Disneyland, set to open on the 16th, has been in trial operation since last month but has been criticized by visitors for its high food prices. Recently, someone revealed that a single Mickey meat bun costs 35 RMB (approximately 175 New Taiwan Dollars), prompting comments like “Come quickly if you’re dumb and have money.” However, some argue that such prices are actually acceptable in an amusement park.

User “Haozheng Liu Zhen” shared a receipt from Shanghai Disneyland on Weibo on the 2nd, which showed6 Mickey meat buns for 210 RMB (RMB below, same applies), 6 Chinese-style chicken pies for 180 RMB, and 4 bottles of mineral water for 40 RMB, totaling a spending of 430 RMB. He wrote, “Shanghai Disneyland — come quickly if you’re dumb and have money...”

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Upon closer calculation, one Mickey meat bun costs 35 RMB, one pie 30 RMB, and one bottle of mineral water 10 RMB. Some netizens commented,Japan’s Disneyland also sells Mickey meat buns, but when converted to RMB, they cost only 27.5 RMB. Someone joked, “Either Chinese people are very rich, or they’re just easier to rip off.”

However, some netizens believe,that such prices are actually acceptable in an amusement park. “If you think it’s expensive, then don’t eat it?! I hate those who complain about the price but still go. Did the park threaten you into going? Force you to go?” Others also said that bringing your own food into the park is the least controversial option.

Shanghai Disneyland, set to open on the 16th, has been in trial operation since last month but has been criticized by visitors for its high food prices. Murray King, Vice President of Public Affairs at Shanghai Disneyland, previously stated at a press conference,that visitors can bring their own properly sealed food, and that the park also provides drinking fountains with potable water.

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