While it looks like an abandoned and dilapidated amusement park situated in a derelict seafront Lido, it is in fact a carefully constructed, fantasy-inspired mess by the English graffiti icon.

There are ten new works by Banksy in the show set on a 2.5-acre site, including the burnt pink castle which is fit with installations on the inside and a distorted statue of Ariel from The Little Mermaid.

Visitors can also expect to see 50 other works by international artists including Damien Hirst. He's created a beach ball which hovers above a sea of blades.

Much like a typical funfair ground, there are game stools where you can win jewellery instead of cuddly toys and an illustrator who draws the back of your head instead of typical caricatures.

Last week, journalists were granted access to the site and they described passing through security checks looking for guns, grenades and unicorns, which can also be seen in the trailer above.

A stream of photos have also been shared on the exhibition's official Instagram page. Get a glimpse into the sinister world of Dismaland below.

Banksy unveils advert for his delightfully dark Disneyland