to do with it. The park is now open and photographs of it are circulating the Internet.

The park features absolutely gigantic Warcraft statues, themed rides, and a cafe in a castle

perched at the top of a massive stone staircase.

It's in Changzhou, China, it's called Joyland, and Forbes reports that it cost $48 million

to build.

And it is entirely, audaciously illegal, as an international copyright violation.

A Reddit user visited the park and explains that rides have a "splendor index" and a "happiness

index", which evidently rate how much fun you can expect to have in some obscure way.

It has a flying rollercoaster called Sky Scrapper.

"Sky Scrapper had the highest g force I have experienced on a roller coaster," she says.

"You lie on your front (like you are flying) and it has a loop which felt pretty crazy.

"A lot of the rides used 4-D and special effects... The water log ride (called ‘splash of monster

blood’) was pretty good too."

It cost around $30 to get in.

We'll see how long Joyland stays open. For all of your unauthorized theme park news,

stay tuned to IGN.