Netflix has released the first look at Stranger Things' third season - but some fans are really, really unhappy about one thing in particular.

The very retro-looking teaser for the Duffer brothers' sci-fi series debuted on Monday afternoon, showing off a new setting and hinting at a release date for the hotly anticipated third season. The short clip serves as an advertisement for Starcourt Mall in Hawkins, Indiana, which is due to open (in the world of the show) in the summer of 1985. And for such a short preview, there's a lot to unpack in less than a minute and a half. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXyju7zFwyE After announcing many of the stores in the mall - like The Gap, Waldenbooks, Sam Goody, Claire’s - we get a glimpse of Steve Harrington at his new summer job at the Scoops Ahoy Ice Cream Shop. There's also a brief look at series newcomer Robin, played by Maya Hawke, who plays Steve's co-worker. But it was the last few seconds of the promo for the mall that left fans really unhappy. Namely, the fact that it says the mall is coming 'next summer' - which many took to mean that there will be no new Stranger Things until summer 2019 (and, lets face it, they're probably right). https://twitter.com/DeeBodes22/status/1018872210415636481 https://twitter.com/Official_JHitt/status/1018921054578724864 https://twitter.com/JCommero/status/1018929928618893313 https://twitter.com/davidjag79/status/1018924854714818565 https://twitter.com/tmpowellmedia/status/1018886246352015361