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Ok, this one will be a short one. You want to visit Disneyland to dream with your kids, right ? Ok then Hong Kong Disney is nothing but the dream.... and why ? Well, the longest queues you will ever stand for, losing your time. Oh and then the dirt on the floor, I will not even go into details, because it is quite disgusting to be honest. The overpopulation in the park and the mass of people make the trip unbareable to be honest. The huge dissappointed and specially when you know Disney Paris, Florida or California... So one good advise. Do not settle for less. Go to the real Disney, dont settle for the mediocre one just because it is nearer......Dont do that to your kids.

weather conditions

Ok, this one will be a short one. You want to visit Disneyland to dream with your kids, right ? Ok then Hong Kong Disney is nothing but the dream.... and why ? Well, the longest queues you will ever stand for, losing your time. Oh and then the dirt on the floor, I will not even go into details, because it is quite disgusting to be honest. The overpopulation in the park and the mass of people make the trip unbareable to be honest. The huge dissappointed and specially when you know Disney Paris, Florida or California... So one good advise. Do not settle for less. Go to the real Disney, dont settle for the mediocre one just because it is nearer......Dont do that to your kids.

duration of visit

Ok, this one will be a short one. You want to visit Disneyland to dream with your kids, right ? Ok then Hong Kong Disney is nothing but the dream.... and why ? Well, the longest queues you will ever stand for, losing your time. Oh and then the dirt on the floor, I will not even go into details, because it is quite disgusting to be honest. The overpopulation in the park and the mass of people make the trip unbareable to be honest. The huge dissappointed and specially when you know Disney Paris, Florida or California... So one good advise. Do not settle for less. Go to the real Disney, dont settle for the mediocre one just because it is nearer......Dont do that to your kids.

available activities

Ok, this one will be a short one. You want to visit Disneyland to dream with your kids, right ? Ok then Hong Kong Disney is nothing but the dream.... and why ? Well, the longest queues you will ever stand for, losing your time. Oh and then the dirt on the floor, I will not even go into details, because it is quite disgusting to be honest. The overpopulation in the park and the mass of people make the trip unbareable to be honest. The huge dissappointed and specially when you know Disney Paris, Florida or California... So one good advise. Do not settle for less. Go to the real Disney, dont settle for the mediocre one just because it is nearer......Dont do that to your kids.

crowd levels

Ok, this one will be a short one. You want to visit Disneyland to dream with your kids, right ? Ok then Hong Kong Disney is nothing but the dream.... and why ? Well, the longest queues you will ever stand for, losing your time. Oh and then the dirt on the floor, I will not even go into details, because it is quite disgusting to be honest. The overpopulation in the park and the mass of people make the trip unbareable to be honest. The huge dissappointed and specially when you know Disney Paris, Florida or California... So one good advise. Do not settle for less. Go to the real Disney, dont settle for the mediocre one just because it is nearer......Dont do that to your kids.

ride and attraction choices

Ok, this one will be a short one. You want to visit Disneyland to dream with your kids, right ? Ok then Hong Kong Disney is nothing but the dream.... and why ? Well, the longest queues you will ever stand for, losing your time. Oh and then the dirt on the floor, I will not even go into details, because it is quite disgusting to be honest. The overpopulation in the park and the mass of people make the trip unbareable to be honest. The huge dissappointed and specially when you know Disney Paris, Florida or California... So one good advise. Do not settle for less. Go to the real Disney, dont settle for the mediocre one just because it is nearer......Dont do that to your kids.

park size

Ok, this one will be a short one. You want to visit Disneyland to dream with your kids, right ? Ok then Hong Kong Disney is nothing but the dream.... and why ? Well, the longest queues you will ever stand for, losing your time. Oh and then the dirt on the floor, I will not even go into details, because it is quite disgusting to be honest. The overpopulation in the park and the mass of people make the trip unbareable to be honest. The huge dissappointed and specially when you know Disney Paris, Florida or California... So one good advise. Do not settle for less. Go to the real Disney, dont settle for the mediocre one just because it is nearer......Dont do that to your kids.

food options

Ok, this one will be a short one. You want to visit Disneyland to dream with your kids, right ? Ok then Hong Kong Disney is nothing but the dream.... and why ? Well, the longest queues you will ever stand for, losing your time. Oh and then the dirt on the floor, I will not even go into details, because it is quite disgusting to be honest. The overpopulation in the park and the mass of people make the trip unbareable to be honest. The huge dissappointed and specially when you know Disney Paris, Florida or California... So one good advise. Do not settle for less. Go to the real Disney, dont settle for the mediocre one just because it is nearer......Dont do that to your kids.

gift shops

Ok, this one will be a short one. You want to visit Disneyland to dream with your kids, right ? Ok then Hong Kong Disney is nothing but the dream.... and why ? Well, the longest queues you will ever stand for, losing your time. Oh and then the dirt on the floor, I will not even go into details, because it is quite disgusting to be honest. The overpopulation in the park and the mass of people make the trip unbareable to be honest. The huge dissappointed and specially when you know Disney Paris, Florida or California... So one good advise. Do not settle for less. Go to the real Disney, dont settle for the mediocre one just because it is nearer......Dont do that to your kids.

restroom availability

Let me preface this review by saying that I've been to Disneyworld in Florida more than a few times, and my review of Hong Kong Disneyland will be compared to what I'm familiar with in ways that may not be fair.We purchased the Play and Dine ticket online for $539 hkd, a special offer that includes a combo meal along with regular one day admission. When we went to pick up our tickets we were told that we did not qualify for the lunch voucher because we had booked the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. There was nothing in the terms and conditions that excluded booking the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. After a very unpleasant 15 minutes of arguing with guest services, we were finally given our lunch vouchers. The vouchers were good for up to a $139 hkd meal in either a standard or Deluxe Restaurant. I'll come back to this later in my review.Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland was really quite easy. We took the MTR from Jordan Road Station, with one transfer, finally arriving at Sunny Point. At Sunny Point you can catch the Disneyland train right to the park. Once you get off the train it's about a 10 minute walk to the entrance gate. So the trip is both convenient and pleasant. We have the Hong Kong octopus MTR card and it cost about $20 hkd for the entire trip, so its also affordable.Once inside the park the first thing we noticed was it is on a much smaller scale than Disney World in Florida. I would guess that the park is about 25% the size of Disney World. Knowing that the lines can get very long we immediately headed out to the most popular ride, Space Mountain. In Hong Kong, the ride is called Hyperspace Mountain. There were no lines and we were able to move through without any wait. To beat the crowds we proceeded from Space Mountain to the other more popular attractions namely, Grizzly Gulch roller coaster, Mystic Pointe, and the River cruise. Again we found no wait.After seeing the main attractions, we had lunch at the Explorers Club in Adventureland. The food was expensive, small portions, and of cafeteria quality. There were no lines and no problem finding a table to sit. The combo meal was $139 hkd.At 3 o'clock the parade came through. The Disney cast were able to keep everybody organized, with those closest to the street having to sit down so that the row behind them on the park benches could view the parade. This was a very nice touch.Overall the day was enjoyable, but if you're expecting a theme park similar to that found in the US you won't find it here. The attractions are on a much smaller scale, with a fraction of the detail that went into the park in Florida. Highly recommended.

weather conditions

Let me preface this review by saying that I've been to Disneyworld in Florida more than a few times, and my review of Hong Kong Disneyland will be compared to what I'm familiar with in ways that may not be fair.We purchased the Play and Dine ticket online for $539 hkd, a special offer that includes a combo meal along with regular one day admission. When we went to pick up our tickets we were told that we did not qualify for the lunch voucher because we had booked the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. There was nothing in the terms and conditions that excluded booking the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. After a very unpleasant 15 minutes of arguing with guest services, we were finally given our lunch vouchers. The vouchers were good for up to a $139 hkd meal in either a standard or Deluxe Restaurant. I'll come back to this later in my review.Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland was really quite easy. We took the MTR from Jordan Road Station, with one transfer, finally arriving at Sunny Point. At Sunny Point you can catch the Disneyland train right to the park. Once you get off the train it's about a 10 minute walk to the entrance gate. So the trip is both convenient and pleasant. We have the Hong Kong octopus MTR card and it cost about $20 hkd for the entire trip, so its also affordable.Once inside the park the first thing we noticed was it is on a much smaller scale than Disney World in Florida. I would guess that the park is about 25% the size of Disney World. Knowing that the lines can get very long we immediately headed out to the most popular ride, Space Mountain. In Hong Kong, the ride is called Hyperspace Mountain. There were no lines and we were able to move through without any wait. To beat the crowds we proceeded from Space Mountain to the other more popular attractions namely, Grizzly Gulch roller coaster, Mystic Pointe, and the River cruise. Again we found no wait.After seeing the main attractions, we had lunch at the Explorers Club in Adventureland. The food was expensive, small portions, and of cafeteria quality. There were no lines and no problem finding a table to sit. The combo meal was $139 hkd.At 3 o'clock the parade came through. The Disney cast were able to keep everybody organized, with those closest to the street having to sit down so that the row behind them on the park benches could view the parade. This was a very nice touch.Overall the day was enjoyable, but if you're expecting a theme park similar to that found in the US you won't find it here. The attractions are on a much smaller scale, with a fraction of the detail that went into the park in Florida. Highly recommended.

duration of visit

Let me preface this review by saying that I've been to Disneyworld in Florida more than a few times, and my review of Hong Kong Disneyland will be compared to what I'm familiar with in ways that may not be fair.We purchased the Play and Dine ticket online for $539 hkd, a special offer that includes a combo meal along with regular one day admission. When we went to pick up our tickets we were told that we did not qualify for the lunch voucher because we had booked the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. There was nothing in the terms and conditions that excluded booking the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. After a very unpleasant 15 minutes of arguing with guest services, we were finally given our lunch vouchers. The vouchers were good for up to a $139 hkd meal in either a standard or Deluxe Restaurant. I'll come back to this later in my review.Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland was really quite easy. We took the MTR from Jordan Road Station, with one transfer, finally arriving at Sunny Point. At Sunny Point you can catch the Disneyland train right to the park. Once you get off the train it's about a 10 minute walk to the entrance gate. So the trip is both convenient and pleasant. We have the Hong Kong octopus MTR card and it cost about $20 hkd for the entire trip, so its also affordable.Once inside the park the first thing we noticed was it is on a much smaller scale than Disney World in Florida. I would guess that the park is about 25% the size of Disney World. Knowing that the lines can get very long we immediately headed out to the most popular ride, Space Mountain. In Hong Kong, the ride is called Hyperspace Mountain. There were no lines and we were able to move through without any wait. To beat the crowds we proceeded from Space Mountain to the other more popular attractions namely, Grizzly Gulch roller coaster, Mystic Pointe, and the River cruise. Again we found no wait.After seeing the main attractions, we had lunch at the Explorers Club in Adventureland. The food was expensive, small portions, and of cafeteria quality. There were no lines and no problem finding a table to sit. The combo meal was $139 hkd.At 3 o'clock the parade came through. The Disney cast were able to keep everybody organized, with those closest to the street having to sit down so that the row behind them on the park benches could view the parade. This was a very nice touch.Overall the day was enjoyable, but if you're expecting a theme park similar to that found in the US you won't find it here. The attractions are on a much smaller scale, with a fraction of the detail that went into the park in Florida. Highly recommended.

available activities

Let me preface this review by saying that I've been to Disneyworld in Florida more than a few times, and my review of Hong Kong Disneyland will be compared to what I'm familiar with in ways that may not be fair.We purchased the Play and Dine ticket online for $539 hkd, a special offer that includes a combo meal along with regular one day admission. When we went to pick up our tickets we were told that we did not qualify for the lunch voucher because we had booked the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. There was nothing in the terms and conditions that excluded booking the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. After a very unpleasant 15 minutes of arguing with guest services, we were finally given our lunch vouchers. The vouchers were good for up to a $139 hkd meal in either a standard or Deluxe Restaurant. I'll come back to this later in my review.Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland was really quite easy. We took the MTR from Jordan Road Station, with one transfer, finally arriving at Sunny Point. At Sunny Point you can catch the Disneyland train right to the park. Once you get off the train it's about a 10 minute walk to the entrance gate. So the trip is both convenient and pleasant. We have the Hong Kong octopus MTR card and it cost about $20 hkd for the entire trip, so its also affordable.Once inside the park the first thing we noticed was it is on a much smaller scale than Disney World in Florida. I would guess that the park is about 25% the size of Disney World. Knowing that the lines can get very long we immediately headed out to the most popular ride, Space Mountain. In Hong Kong, the ride is called Hyperspace Mountain. There were no lines and we were able to move through without any wait. To beat the crowds we proceeded from Space Mountain to the other more popular attractions namely, Grizzly Gulch roller coaster, Mystic Pointe, and the River cruise. Again we found no wait.After seeing the main attractions, we had lunch at the Explorers Club in Adventureland. The food was expensive, small portions, and of cafeteria quality. There were no lines and no problem finding a table to sit. The combo meal was $139 hkd.At 3 o'clock the parade came through. The Disney cast were able to keep everybody organized, with those closest to the street having to sit down so that the row behind them on the park benches could view the parade. This was a very nice touch.Overall the day was enjoyable, but if you're expecting a theme park similar to that found in the US you won't find it here. The attractions are on a much smaller scale, with a fraction of the detail that went into the park in Florida. Highly recommended.

crowd levels

Let me preface this review by saying that I've been to Disneyworld in Florida more than a few times, and my review of Hong Kong Disneyland will be compared to what I'm familiar with in ways that may not be fair.We purchased the Play and Dine ticket online for $539 hkd, a special offer that includes a combo meal along with regular one day admission. When we went to pick up our tickets we were told that we did not qualify for the lunch voucher because we had booked the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. There was nothing in the terms and conditions that excluded booking the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. After a very unpleasant 15 minutes of arguing with guest services, we were finally given our lunch vouchers. The vouchers were good for up to a $139 hkd meal in either a standard or Deluxe Restaurant. I'll come back to this later in my review.Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland was really quite easy. We took the MTR from Jordan Road Station, with one transfer, finally arriving at Sunny Point. At Sunny Point you can catch the Disneyland train right to the park. Once you get off the train it's about a 10 minute walk to the entrance gate. So the trip is both convenient and pleasant. We have the Hong Kong octopus MTR card and it cost about $20 hkd for the entire trip, so its also affordable.Once inside the park the first thing we noticed was it is on a much smaller scale than Disney World in Florida. I would guess that the park is about 25% the size of Disney World. Knowing that the lines can get very long we immediately headed out to the most popular ride, Space Mountain. In Hong Kong, the ride is called Hyperspace Mountain. There were no lines and we were able to move through without any wait. To beat the crowds we proceeded from Space Mountain to the other more popular attractions namely, Grizzly Gulch roller coaster, Mystic Pointe, and the River cruise. Again we found no wait.After seeing the main attractions, we had lunch at the Explorers Club in Adventureland. The food was expensive, small portions, and of cafeteria quality. There were no lines and no problem finding a table to sit. The combo meal was $139 hkd.At 3 o'clock the parade came through. The Disney cast were able to keep everybody organized, with those closest to the street having to sit down so that the row behind them on the park benches could view the parade. This was a very nice touch.Overall the day was enjoyable, but if you're expecting a theme park similar to that found in the US you won't find it here. The attractions are on a much smaller scale, with a fraction of the detail that went into the park in Florida. Highly recommended.

ride and attraction choices

Let me preface this review by saying that I've been to Disneyworld in Florida more than a few times, and my review of Hong Kong Disneyland will be compared to what I'm familiar with in ways that may not be fair.We purchased the Play and Dine ticket online for $539 hkd, a special offer that includes a combo meal along with regular one day admission. When we went to pick up our tickets we were told that we did not qualify for the lunch voucher because we had booked the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. There was nothing in the terms and conditions that excluded booking the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. After a very unpleasant 15 minutes of arguing with guest services, we were finally given our lunch vouchers. The vouchers were good for up to a $139 hkd meal in either a standard or Deluxe Restaurant. I'll come back to this later in my review.Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland was really quite easy. We took the MTR from Jordan Road Station, with one transfer, finally arriving at Sunny Point. At Sunny Point you can catch the Disneyland train right to the park. Once you get off the train it's about a 10 minute walk to the entrance gate. So the trip is both convenient and pleasant. We have the Hong Kong octopus MTR card and it cost about $20 hkd for the entire trip, so its also affordable.Once inside the park the first thing we noticed was it is on a much smaller scale than Disney World in Florida. I would guess that the park is about 25% the size of Disney World. Knowing that the lines can get very long we immediately headed out to the most popular ride, Space Mountain. In Hong Kong, the ride is called Hyperspace Mountain. There were no lines and we were able to move through without any wait. To beat the crowds we proceeded from Space Mountain to the other more popular attractions namely, Grizzly Gulch roller coaster, Mystic Pointe, and the River cruise. Again we found no wait.After seeing the main attractions, we had lunch at the Explorers Club in Adventureland. The food was expensive, small portions, and of cafeteria quality. There were no lines and no problem finding a table to sit. The combo meal was $139 hkd.At 3 o'clock the parade came through. The Disney cast were able to keep everybody organized, with those closest to the street having to sit down so that the row behind them on the park benches could view the parade. This was a very nice touch.Overall the day was enjoyable, but if you're expecting a theme park similar to that found in the US you won't find it here. The attractions are on a much smaller scale, with a fraction of the detail that went into the park in Florida. Highly recommended.

park size

Let me preface this review by saying that I've been to Disneyworld in Florida more than a few times, and my review of Hong Kong Disneyland will be compared to what I'm familiar with in ways that may not be fair.We purchased the Play and Dine ticket online for $539 hkd, a special offer that includes a combo meal along with regular one day admission. When we went to pick up our tickets we were told that we did not qualify for the lunch voucher because we had booked the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. There was nothing in the terms and conditions that excluded booking the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. After a very unpleasant 15 minutes of arguing with guest services, we were finally given our lunch vouchers. The vouchers were good for up to a $139 hkd meal in either a standard or Deluxe Restaurant. I'll come back to this later in my review.Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland was really quite easy. We took the MTR from Jordan Road Station, with one transfer, finally arriving at Sunny Point. At Sunny Point you can catch the Disneyland train right to the park. Once you get off the train it's about a 10 minute walk to the entrance gate. So the trip is both convenient and pleasant. We have the Hong Kong octopus MTR card and it cost about $20 hkd for the entire trip, so its also affordable.Once inside the park the first thing we noticed was it is on a much smaller scale than Disney World in Florida. I would guess that the park is about 25% the size of Disney World. Knowing that the lines can get very long we immediately headed out to the most popular ride, Space Mountain. In Hong Kong, the ride is called Hyperspace Mountain. There were no lines and we were able to move through without any wait. To beat the crowds we proceeded from Space Mountain to the other more popular attractions namely, Grizzly Gulch roller coaster, Mystic Pointe, and the River cruise. Again we found no wait.After seeing the main attractions, we had lunch at the Explorers Club in Adventureland. The food was expensive, small portions, and of cafeteria quality. There were no lines and no problem finding a table to sit. The combo meal was $139 hkd.At 3 o'clock the parade came through. The Disney cast were able to keep everybody organized, with those closest to the street having to sit down so that the row behind them on the park benches could view the parade. This was a very nice touch.Overall the day was enjoyable, but if you're expecting a theme park similar to that found in the US you won't find it here. The attractions are on a much smaller scale, with a fraction of the detail that went into the park in Florida. Highly recommended.

food options

Let me preface this review by saying that I've been to Disneyworld in Florida more than a few times, and my review of Hong Kong Disneyland will be compared to what I'm familiar with in ways that may not be fair.We purchased the Play and Dine ticket online for $539 hkd, a special offer that includes a combo meal along with regular one day admission. When we went to pick up our tickets we were told that we did not qualify for the lunch voucher because we had booked the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. There was nothing in the terms and conditions that excluded booking the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. After a very unpleasant 15 minutes of arguing with guest services, we were finally given our lunch vouchers. The vouchers were good for up to a $139 hkd meal in either a standard or Deluxe Restaurant. I'll come back to this later in my review.Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland was really quite easy. We took the MTR from Jordan Road Station, with one transfer, finally arriving at Sunny Point. At Sunny Point you can catch the Disneyland train right to the park. Once you get off the train it's about a 10 minute walk to the entrance gate. So the trip is both convenient and pleasant. We have the Hong Kong octopus MTR card and it cost about $20 hkd for the entire trip, so its also affordable.Once inside the park the first thing we noticed was it is on a much smaller scale than Disney World in Florida. I would guess that the park is about 25% the size of Disney World. Knowing that the lines can get very long we immediately headed out to the most popular ride, Space Mountain. In Hong Kong, the ride is called Hyperspace Mountain. There were no lines and we were able to move through without any wait. To beat the crowds we proceeded from Space Mountain to the other more popular attractions namely, Grizzly Gulch roller coaster, Mystic Pointe, and the River cruise. Again we found no wait.After seeing the main attractions, we had lunch at the Explorers Club in Adventureland. The food was expensive, small portions, and of cafeteria quality. There were no lines and no problem finding a table to sit. The combo meal was $139 hkd.At 3 o'clock the parade came through. The Disney cast were able to keep everybody organized, with those closest to the street having to sit down so that the row behind them on the park benches could view the parade. This was a very nice touch.Overall the day was enjoyable, but if you're expecting a theme park similar to that found in the US you won't find it here. The attractions are on a much smaller scale, with a fraction of the detail that went into the park in Florida. Highly recommended.

gift shops

Let me preface this review by saying that I've been to Disneyworld in Florida more than a few times, and my review of Hong Kong Disneyland will be compared to what I'm familiar with in ways that may not be fair.We purchased the Play and Dine ticket online for $539 hkd, a special offer that includes a combo meal along with regular one day admission. When we went to pick up our tickets we were told that we did not qualify for the lunch voucher because we had booked the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. There was nothing in the terms and conditions that excluded booking the ticket from a Hong Kong IP address. After a very unpleasant 15 minutes of arguing with guest services, we were finally given our lunch vouchers. The vouchers were good for up to a $139 hkd meal in either a standard or Deluxe Restaurant. I'll come back to this later in my review.Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland was really quite easy. We took the MTR from Jordan Road Station, with one transfer, finally arriving at Sunny Point. At Sunny Point you can catch the Disneyland train right to the park. Once you get off the train it's about a 10 minute walk to the entrance gate. So the trip is both convenient and pleasant. We have the Hong Kong octopus MTR card and it cost about $20 hkd for the entire trip, so its also affordable.Once inside the park the first thing we noticed was it is on a much smaller scale than Disney World in Florida. I would guess that the park is about 25% the size of Disney World. Knowing that the lines can get very long we immediately headed out to the most popular ride, Space Mountain. In Hong Kong, the ride is called Hyperspace Mountain. There were no lines and we were able to move through without any wait. To beat the crowds we proceeded from Space Mountain to the other more popular attractions namely, Grizzly Gulch roller coaster, Mystic Pointe, and the River cruise. Again we found no wait.After seeing the main attractions, we had lunch at the Explorers Club in Adventureland. The food was expensive, small portions, and of cafeteria quality. There were no lines and no problem finding a table to sit. The combo meal was $139 hkd.At 3 o'clock the parade came through. The Disney cast were able to keep everybody organized, with those closest to the street having to sit down so that the row behind them on the park benches could view the parade. This was a very nice touch.Overall the day was enjoyable, but if you're expecting a theme park similar to that found in the US you won't find it here. The attractions are on a much smaller scale, with a fraction of the detail that went into the park in Florida. Highly recommended.

restroom availability

Same Disneyland with Orient Culture food was fantastic and different from the American Resorts. Expensive but definetly worth it!

weather conditions

Same Disneyland with Orient Culture food was fantastic and different from the American Resorts. Expensive but definetly worth it!

duration of visit

Same Disneyland with Orient Culture food was fantastic and different from the American Resorts. Expensive but definetly worth it!

available activities

Same Disneyland with Orient Culture food was fantastic and different from the American Resorts. Expensive but definetly worth it!

crowd levels

Same Disneyland with Orient Culture food was fantastic and different from the American Resorts. Expensive but definetly worth it!

ride and attraction choices

Same Disneyland with Orient Culture food was fantastic and different from the American Resorts. Expensive but definetly worth it!

park size

Same Disneyland with Orient Culture food was fantastic and different from the American Resorts. Expensive but definetly worth it!

food options

Same Disneyland with Orient Culture food was fantastic and different from the American Resorts. Expensive but definetly worth it!

gift shops

Same Disneyland with Orient Culture food was fantastic and different from the American Resorts. Expensive but definetly worth it!

restroom availability

Would be wiser to go during off peak season to avoid the crowd. Also would prefer if the shows were today in English, but they need to cater to those who don't understand. Also, they were playing Chinese New Year songs. Totally killed my Disney mood

weather conditions

Would be wiser to go during off peak season to avoid the crowd. Also would prefer if the shows were today in English, but they need to cater to those who don't understand. Also, they were playing Chinese New Year songs. Totally killed my Disney mood

duration of visit

Would be wiser to go during off peak season to avoid the crowd. Also would prefer if the shows were today in English, but they need to cater to those who don't understand. Also, they were playing Chinese New Year songs. Totally killed my Disney mood

available activities

Would be wiser to go during off peak season to avoid the crowd. Also would prefer if the shows were today in English, but they need to cater to those who don't understand. Also, they were playing Chinese New Year songs. Totally killed my Disney mood

crowd levels

Would be wiser to go during off peak season to avoid the crowd. Also would prefer if the shows were today in English, but they need to cater to those who don't understand. Also, they were playing Chinese New Year songs. Totally killed my Disney mood

ride and attraction choices

Would be wiser to go during off peak season to avoid the crowd. Also would prefer if the shows were today in English, but they need to cater to those who don't understand. Also, they were playing Chinese New Year songs. Totally killed my Disney mood

park size

Would be wiser to go during off peak season to avoid the crowd. Also would prefer if the shows were today in English, but they need to cater to those who don't understand. Also, they were playing Chinese New Year songs. Totally killed my Disney mood

food options

Would be wiser to go during off peak season to avoid the crowd. Also would prefer if the shows were today in English, but they need to cater to those who don't understand. Also, they were playing Chinese New Year songs. Totally killed my Disney mood

gift shops

Would be wiser to go during off peak season to avoid the crowd. Also would prefer if the shows were today in English, but they need to cater to those who don't understand. Also, they were playing Chinese New Year songs. Totally killed my Disney mood

restroom availability

Hong Kong Disney is great for young children our Grandson is almost 3 and he was so excited with all the characters and rides.The food was reasonable prices and the the queues were not too long.All in all not as big as Florida but for young kids probably a better one to go to.A must see if you have young kids visiting Hong Kong

weather conditions

Hong Kong Disney is great for young children our Grandson is almost 3 and he was so excited with all the characters and rides.The food was reasonable prices and the the queues were not too long.All in all not as big as Florida but for young kids probably a better one to go to.A must see if you have young kids visiting Hong Kong

duration of visit

Hong Kong Disney is great for young children our Grandson is almost 3 and he was so excited with all the characters and rides.The food was reasonable prices and the the queues were not too long.All in all not as big as Florida but for young kids probably a better one to go to.A must see if you have young kids visiting Hong Kong

available activities

Hong Kong Disney is great for young children our Grandson is almost 3 and he was so excited with all the characters and rides.The food was reasonable prices and the the queues were not too long.All in all not as big as Florida but for young kids probably a better one to go to.A must see if you have young kids visiting Hong Kong

crowd levels

Hong Kong Disney is great for young children our Grandson is almost 3 and he was so excited with all the characters and rides.The food was reasonable prices and the the queues were not too long.All in all not as big as Florida but for young kids probably a better one to go to.A must see if you have young kids visiting Hong Kong

ride and attraction choices

Hong Kong Disney is great for young children our Grandson is almost 3 and he was so excited with all the characters and rides.The food was reasonable prices and the the queues were not too long.All in all not as big as Florida but for young kids probably a better one to go to.A must see if you have young kids visiting Hong Kong

park size

Hong Kong Disney is great for young children our Grandson is almost 3 and he was so excited with all the characters and rides.The food was reasonable prices and the the queues were not too long.All in all not as big as Florida but for young kids probably a better one to go to.A must see if you have young kids visiting Hong Kong

food options

Hong Kong Disney is great for young children our Grandson is almost 3 and he was so excited with all the characters and rides.The food was reasonable prices and the the queues were not too long.All in all not as big as Florida but for young kids probably a better one to go to.A must see if you have young kids visiting Hong Kong

gift shops

Hong Kong Disney is great for young children our Grandson is almost 3 and he was so excited with all the characters and rides.The food was reasonable prices and the the queues were not too long.All in all not as big as Florida but for young kids probably a better one to go to.A must see if you have young kids visiting Hong Kong

restroom availability

Friends advised that this is a great park to visit with young children. We took our daughter for her eighth birthday and it certainly didn't disappoint.Having done a lot of research we spread our visit over a day and a half in the middle of the week. This was perfect. There was barely a queue for any ride we wanted to go on. The day and a half meant we didn't have to rush on anything and gave us time to queue to see Mickey and Minnie and revisit our favourite rides. We used the spare half day to get our daughter a princess make over at the Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique and go for a character dinner at the Enchanted garden in the Disneyland hotel.This is a park suited to younger children. A few of the rides are quite young i.e. the teacups. That said, there is the ubiquitous space mountain, the brilliant run away mine cars (our favourite) and several others to keep the wider family amused. There are characters all over the park, ranging from the traditional characters and princesses right through to storm troopers and Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch). My biggest tip is to walk right on past the first mickey and minnie you will see just inside the park. We did queue for these on the second morning and waited an hour and half! We didn't mind as we had already done most of the park on the first day so had the time. Walk on by and you will no doubt see more Mickey and Minnies in other parts of the park with no queues.The park has the usual Disney day time and evening parades with the fireworks. These are not on the scale you might see in WDW in Florida. As an example we saw 3 floats in the day time parade. Together with the dancers it had passed us within about 10 minutes. But you won't fight for a spot to see it and the kids are still blown away by the whole thing. The night time fireworks were really brilliant.A particular tip is to make time to see the Lion King performance. It was absolutely outstanding and really worth doing. This alone is a good reason to do more than one day at the park as the timing of the performances can get tight with also seeing things like the day time parade. We did find eating here a little bit of a challenge. There are lots of places selling high sugar or on the go snacks, but not many options to eat properly. This can be a bit of a challenge if you're staying for the whole day (the park closes at 8), and have hungry kids. We went to the main street corner cafe which was ok but nothing great.It's worth being aware of the location. If you don't know, HK is on several islands and so it can take a bit of time to get out to Disney. There are public transport options but if you're just visiting HK and really want to do the whole park I would recommend staying at the resort (there are two hotels) as it does give you more flexibility. We mixed a stay at first in the city with two nights at Disney and this worked well.The staff are the usual friendly Disney crew. Lots of smiles, and stickers for the kids. Basically this place has all the right Disney magic without the crowds! A winner for me.

weather conditions

Friends advised that this is a great park to visit with young children. We took our daughter for her eighth birthday and it certainly didn't disappoint.Having done a lot of research we spread our visit over a day and a half in the middle of the week. This was perfect. There was barely a queue for any ride we wanted to go on. The day and a half meant we didn't have to rush on anything and gave us time to queue to see Mickey and Minnie and revisit our favourite rides. We used the spare half day to get our daughter a princess make over at the Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique and go for a character dinner at the Enchanted garden in the Disneyland hotel.This is a park suited to younger children. A few of the rides are quite young i.e. the teacups. That said, there is the ubiquitous space mountain, the brilliant run away mine cars (our favourite) and several others to keep the wider family amused. There are characters all over the park, ranging from the traditional characters and princesses right through to storm troopers and Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch). My biggest tip is to walk right on past the first mickey and minnie you will see just inside the park. We did queue for these on the second morning and waited an hour and half! We didn't mind as we had already done most of the park on the first day so had the time. Walk on by and you will no doubt see more Mickey and Minnies in other parts of the park with no queues.The park has the usual Disney day time and evening parades with the fireworks. These are not on the scale you might see in WDW in Florida. As an example we saw 3 floats in the day time parade. Together with the dancers it had passed us within about 10 minutes. But you won't fight for a spot to see it and the kids are still blown away by the whole thing. The night time fireworks were really brilliant.A particular tip is to make time to see the Lion King performance. It was absolutely outstanding and really worth doing. This alone is a good reason to do more than one day at the park as the timing of the performances can get tight with also seeing things like the day time parade. We did find eating here a little bit of a challenge. There are lots of places selling high sugar or on the go snacks, but not many options to eat properly. This can be a bit of a challenge if you're staying for the whole day (the park closes at 8), and have hungry kids. We went to the main street corner cafe which was ok but nothing great.It's worth being aware of the location. If you don't know, HK is on several islands and so it can take a bit of time to get out to Disney. There are public transport options but if you're just visiting HK and really want to do the whole park I would recommend staying at the resort (there are two hotels) as it does give you more flexibility. We mixed a stay at first in the city with two nights at Disney and this worked well.The staff are the usual friendly Disney crew. Lots of smiles, and stickers for the kids. Basically this place has all the right Disney magic without the crowds! A winner for me.

duration of visit

Friends advised that this is a great park to visit with young children. We took our daughter for her eighth birthday and it certainly didn't disappoint.Having done a lot of research we spread our visit over a day and a half in the middle of the week. This was perfect. There was barely a queue for any ride we wanted to go on. The day and a half meant we didn't have to rush on anything and gave us time to queue to see Mickey and Minnie and revisit our favourite rides. We used the spare half day to get our daughter a princess make over at the Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique and go for a character dinner at the Enchanted garden in the Disneyland hotel.This is a park suited to younger children. A few of the rides are quite young i.e. the teacups. That said, there is the ubiquitous space mountain, the brilliant run away mine cars (our favourite) and several others to keep the wider family amused. There are characters all over the park, ranging from the traditional characters and princesses right through to storm troopers and Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch). My biggest tip is to walk right on past the first mickey and minnie you will see just inside the park. We did queue for these on the second morning and waited an hour and half! We didn't mind as we had already done most of the park on the first day so had the time. Walk on by and you will no doubt see more Mickey and Minnies in other parts of the park with no queues.The park has the usual Disney day time and evening parades with the fireworks. These are not on the scale you might see in WDW in Florida. As an example we saw 3 floats in the day time parade. Together with the dancers it had passed us within about 10 minutes. But you won't fight for a spot to see it and the kids are still blown away by the whole thing. The night time fireworks were really brilliant.A particular tip is to make time to see the Lion King performance. It was absolutely outstanding and really worth doing. This alone is a good reason to do more than one day at the park as the timing of the performances can get tight with also seeing things like the day time parade. We did find eating here a little bit of a challenge. There are lots of places selling high sugar or on the go snacks, but not many options to eat properly. This can be a bit of a challenge if you're staying for the whole day (the park closes at 8), and have hungry kids. We went to the main street corner cafe which was ok but nothing great.It's worth being aware of the location. If you don't know, HK is on several islands and so it can take a bit of time to get out to Disney. There are public transport options but if you're just visiting HK and really want to do the whole park I would recommend staying at the resort (there are two hotels) as it does give you more flexibility. We mixed a stay at first in the city with two nights at Disney and this worked well.The staff are the usual friendly Disney crew. Lots of smiles, and stickers for the kids. Basically this place has all the right Disney magic without the crowds! A winner for me.

available activities

Friends advised that this is a great park to visit with young children. We took our daughter for her eighth birthday and it certainly didn't disappoint.Having done a lot of research we spread our visit over a day and a half in the middle of the week. This was perfect. There was barely a queue for any ride we wanted to go on. The day and a half meant we didn't have to rush on anything and gave us time to queue to see Mickey and Minnie and revisit our favourite rides. We used the spare half day to get our daughter a princess make over at the Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique and go for a character dinner at the Enchanted garden in the Disneyland hotel.This is a park suited to younger children. A few of the rides are quite young i.e. the teacups. That said, there is the ubiquitous space mountain, the brilliant run away mine cars (our favourite) and several others to keep the wider family amused. There are characters all over the park, ranging from the traditional characters and princesses right through to storm troopers and Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch). My biggest tip is to walk right on past the first mickey and minnie you will see just inside the park. We did queue for these on the second morning and waited an hour and half! We didn't mind as we had already done most of the park on the first day so had the time. Walk on by and you will no doubt see more Mickey and Minnies in other parts of the park with no queues.The park has the usual Disney day time and evening parades with the fireworks. These are not on the scale you might see in WDW in Florida. As an example we saw 3 floats in the day time parade. Together with the dancers it had passed us within about 10 minutes. But you won't fight for a spot to see it and the kids are still blown away by the whole thing. The night time fireworks were really brilliant.A particular tip is to make time to see the Lion King performance. It was absolutely outstanding and really worth doing. This alone is a good reason to do more than one day at the park as the timing of the performances can get tight with also seeing things like the day time parade. We did find eating here a little bit of a challenge. There are lots of places selling high sugar or on the go snacks, but not many options to eat properly. This can be a bit of a challenge if you're staying for the whole day (the park closes at 8), and have hungry kids. We went to the main street corner cafe which was ok but nothing great.It's worth being aware of the location. If you don't know, HK is on several islands and so it can take a bit of time to get out to Disney. There are public transport options but if you're just visiting HK and really want to do the whole park I would recommend staying at the resort (there are two hotels) as it does give you more flexibility. We mixed a stay at first in the city with two nights at Disney and this worked well.The staff are the usual friendly Disney crew. Lots of smiles, and stickers for the kids. Basically this place has all the right Disney magic without the crowds! A winner for me.

crowd levels

Friends advised that this is a great park to visit with young children. We took our daughter for her eighth birthday and it certainly didn't disappoint.Having done a lot of research we spread our visit over a day and a half in the middle of the week. This was perfect. There was barely a queue for any ride we wanted to go on. The day and a half meant we didn't have to rush on anything and gave us time to queue to see Mickey and Minnie and revisit our favourite rides. We used the spare half day to get our daughter a princess make over at the Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique and go for a character dinner at the Enchanted garden in the Disneyland hotel.This is a park suited to younger children. A few of the rides are quite young i.e. the teacups. That said, there is the ubiquitous space mountain, the brilliant run away mine cars (our favourite) and several others to keep the wider family amused. There are characters all over the park, ranging from the traditional characters and princesses right through to storm troopers and Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch). My biggest tip is to walk right on past the first mickey and minnie you will see just inside the park. We did queue for these on the second morning and waited an hour and half! We didn't mind as we had already done most of the park on the first day so had the time. Walk on by and you will no doubt see more Mickey and Minnies in other parts of the park with no queues.The park has the usual Disney day time and evening parades with the fireworks. These are not on the scale you might see in WDW in Florida. As an example we saw 3 floats in the day time parade. Together with the dancers it had passed us within about 10 minutes. But you won't fight for a spot to see it and the kids are still blown away by the whole thing. The night time fireworks were really brilliant.A particular tip is to make time to see the Lion King performance. It was absolutely outstanding and really worth doing. This alone is a good reason to do more than one day at the park as the timing of the performances can get tight with also seeing things like the day time parade. We did find eating here a little bit of a challenge. There are lots of places selling high sugar or on the go snacks, but not many options to eat properly. This can be a bit of a challenge if you're staying for the whole day (the park closes at 8), and have hungry kids. We went to the main street corner cafe which was ok but nothing great.It's worth being aware of the location. If you don't know, HK is on several islands and so it can take a bit of time to get out to Disney. There are public transport options but if you're just visiting HK and really want to do the whole park I would recommend staying at the resort (there are two hotels) as it does give you more flexibility. We mixed a stay at first in the city with two nights at Disney and this worked well.The staff are the usual friendly Disney crew. Lots of smiles, and stickers for the kids. Basically this place has all the right Disney magic without the crowds! A winner for me.

ride and attraction choices

Friends advised that this is a great park to visit with young children. We took our daughter for her eighth birthday and it certainly didn't disappoint.Having done a lot of research we spread our visit over a day and a half in the middle of the week. This was perfect. There was barely a queue for any ride we wanted to go on. The day and a half meant we didn't have to rush on anything and gave us time to queue to see Mickey and Minnie and revisit our favourite rides. We used the spare half day to get our daughter a princess make over at the Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique and go for a character dinner at the Enchanted garden in the Disneyland hotel.This is a park suited to younger children. A few of the rides are quite young i.e. the teacups. That said, there is the ubiquitous space mountain, the brilliant run away mine cars (our favourite) and several others to keep the wider family amused. There are characters all over the park, ranging from the traditional characters and princesses right through to storm troopers and Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch). My biggest tip is to walk right on past the first mickey and minnie you will see just inside the park. We did queue for these on the second morning and waited an hour and half! We didn't mind as we had already done most of the park on the first day so had the time. Walk on by and you will no doubt see more Mickey and Minnies in other parts of the park with no queues.The park has the usual Disney day time and evening parades with the fireworks. These are not on the scale you might see in WDW in Florida. As an example we saw 3 floats in the day time parade. Together with the dancers it had passed us within about 10 minutes. But you won't fight for a spot to see it and the kids are still blown away by the whole thing. The night time fireworks were really brilliant.A particular tip is to make time to see the Lion King performance. It was absolutely outstanding and really worth doing. This alone is a good reason to do more than one day at the park as the timing of the performances can get tight with also seeing things like the day time parade. We did find eating here a little bit of a challenge. There are lots of places selling high sugar or on the go snacks, but not many options to eat properly. This can be a bit of a challenge if you're staying for the whole day (the park closes at 8), and have hungry kids. We went to the main street corner cafe which was ok but nothing great.It's worth being aware of the location. If you don't know, HK is on several islands and so it can take a bit of time to get out to Disney. There are public transport options but if you're just visiting HK and really want to do the whole park I would recommend staying at the resort (there are two hotels) as it does give you more flexibility. We mixed a stay at first in the city with two nights at Disney and this worked well.The staff are the usual friendly Disney crew. Lots of smiles, and stickers for the kids. Basically this place has all the right Disney magic without the crowds! A winner for me.

park size

Friends advised that this is a great park to visit with young children. We took our daughter for her eighth birthday and it certainly didn't disappoint.Having done a lot of research we spread our visit over a day and a half in the middle of the week. This was perfect. There was barely a queue for any ride we wanted to go on. The day and a half meant we didn't have to rush on anything and gave us time to queue to see Mickey and Minnie and revisit our favourite rides. We used the spare half day to get our daughter a princess make over at the Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique and go for a character dinner at the Enchanted garden in the Disneyland hotel.This is a park suited to younger children. A few of the rides are quite young i.e. the teacups. That said, there is the ubiquitous space mountain, the brilliant run away mine cars (our favourite) and several others to keep the wider family amused. There are characters all over the park, ranging from the traditional characters and princesses right through to storm troopers and Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch). My biggest tip is to walk right on past the first mickey and minnie you will see just inside the park. We did queue for these on the second morning and waited an hour and half! We didn't mind as we had already done most of the park on the first day so had the time. Walk on by and you will no doubt see more Mickey and Minnies in other parts of the park with no queues.The park has the usual Disney day time and evening parades with the fireworks. These are not on the scale you might see in WDW in Florida. As an example we saw 3 floats in the day time parade. Together with the dancers it had passed us within about 10 minutes. But you won't fight for a spot to see it and the kids are still blown away by the whole thing. The night time fireworks were really brilliant.A particular tip is to make time to see the Lion King performance. It was absolutely outstanding and really worth doing. This alone is a good reason to do more than one day at the park as the timing of the performances can get tight with also seeing things like the day time parade. We did find eating here a little bit of a challenge. There are lots of places selling high sugar or on the go snacks, but not many options to eat properly. This can be a bit of a challenge if you're staying for the whole day (the park closes at 8), and have hungry kids. We went to the main street corner cafe which was ok but nothing great.It's worth being aware of the location. If you don't know, HK is on several islands and so it can take a bit of time to get out to Disney. There are public transport options but if you're just visiting HK and really want to do the whole park I would recommend staying at the resort (there are two hotels) as it does give you more flexibility. We mixed a stay at first in the city with two nights at Disney and this worked well.The staff are the usual friendly Disney crew. Lots of smiles, and stickers for the kids. Basically this place has all the right Disney magic without the crowds! A winner for me.

food options

Friends advised that this is a great park to visit with young children. We took our daughter for her eighth birthday and it certainly didn't disappoint.Having done a lot of research we spread our visit over a day and a half in the middle of the week. This was perfect. There was barely a queue for any ride we wanted to go on. The day and a half meant we didn't have to rush on anything and gave us time to queue to see Mickey and Minnie and revisit our favourite rides. We used the spare half day to get our daughter a princess make over at the Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique and go for a character dinner at the Enchanted garden in the Disneyland hotel.This is a park suited to younger children. A few of the rides are quite young i.e. the teacups. That said, there is the ubiquitous space mountain, the brilliant run away mine cars (our favourite) and several others to keep the wider family amused. There are characters all over the park, ranging from the traditional characters and princesses right through to storm troopers and Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch). My biggest tip is to walk right on past the first mickey and minnie you will see just inside the park. We did queue for these on the second morning and waited an hour and half! We didn't mind as we had already done most of the park on the first day so had the time. Walk on by and you will no doubt see more Mickey and Minnies in other parts of the park with no queues.The park has the usual Disney day time and evening parades with the fireworks. These are not on the scale you might see in WDW in Florida. As an example we saw 3 floats in the day time parade. Together with the dancers it had passed us within about 10 minutes. But you won't fight for a spot to see it and the kids are still blown away by the whole thing. The night time fireworks were really brilliant.A particular tip is to make time to see the Lion King performance. It was absolutely outstanding and really worth doing. This alone is a good reason to do more than one day at the park as the timing of the performances can get tight with also seeing things like the day time parade. We did find eating here a little bit of a challenge. There are lots of places selling high sugar or on the go snacks, but not many options to eat properly. This can be a bit of a challenge if you're staying for the whole day (the park closes at 8), and have hungry kids. We went to the main street corner cafe which was ok but nothing great.It's worth being aware of the location. If you don't know, HK is on several islands and so it can take a bit of time to get out to Disney. There are public transport options but if you're just visiting HK and really want to do the whole park I would recommend staying at the resort (there are two hotels) as it does give you more flexibility. We mixed a stay at first in the city with two nights at Disney and this worked well.The staff are the usual friendly Disney crew. Lots of smiles, and stickers for the kids. Basically this place has all the right Disney magic without the crowds! A winner for me.

gift shops

Friends advised that this is a great park to visit with young children. We took our daughter for her eighth birthday and it certainly didn't disappoint.Having done a lot of research we spread our visit over a day and a half in the middle of the week. This was perfect. There was barely a queue for any ride we wanted to go on. The day and a half meant we didn't have to rush on anything and gave us time to queue to see Mickey and Minnie and revisit our favourite rides. We used the spare half day to get our daughter a princess make over at the Bibbidi Bobbidi boutique and go for a character dinner at the Enchanted garden in the Disneyland hotel.This is a park suited to younger children. A few of the rides are quite young i.e. the teacups. That said, there is the ubiquitous space mountain, the brilliant run away mine cars (our favourite) and several others to keep the wider family amused. There are characters all over the park, ranging from the traditional characters and princesses right through to storm troopers and Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch). My biggest tip is to walk right on past the first mickey and minnie you will see just inside the park. We did queue for these on the second morning and waited an hour and half! We didn't mind as we had already done most of the park on the first day so had the time. Walk on by and you will no doubt see more Mickey and Minnies in other parts of the park with no queues.The park has the usual Disney day time and evening parades with the fireworks. These are not on the scale you might see in WDW in Florida. As an example we saw 3 floats in the day time parade. Together with the dancers it had passed us within about 10 minutes. But you won't fight for a spot to see it and the kids are still blown away by the whole thing. The night time fireworks were really brilliant.A particular tip is to make time to see the Lion King performance. It was absolutely outstanding and really worth doing. This alone is a good reason to do more than one day at the park as the timing of the performances can get tight with also seeing things like the day time parade. We did find eating here a little bit of a challenge. There are lots of places selling high sugar or on the go snacks, but not many options to eat properly. This can be a bit of a challenge if you're staying for the whole day (the park closes at 8), and have hungry kids. We went to the main street corner cafe which was ok but nothing great.It's worth being aware of the location. If you don't know, HK is on several islands and so it can take a bit of time to get out to Disney. There are public transport options but if you're just visiting HK and really want to do the whole park I would recommend staying at the resort (there are two hotels) as it does give you more flexibility. We mixed a stay at first in the city with two nights at Disney and this worked well.The staff are the usual friendly Disney crew. Lots of smiles, and stickers for the kids. Basically this place has all the right Disney magic without the crowds! A winner for me.

restroom availability

It was a bit disappointing as the Cinderella castle was under renovation and we didnt get to see the fireworks. The park was smaller than we had imagine it to be. Rides weren't that many either. Good thing was that we went there during the non peak season so we do not really need to queue long for most of the rides.

weather conditions

It was a bit disappointing as the Cinderella castle was under renovation and we didnt get to see the fireworks. The park was smaller than we had imagine it to be. Rides weren't that many either. Good thing was that we went there during the non peak season so we do not really need to queue long for most of the rides.

duration of visit

It was a bit disappointing as the Cinderella castle was under renovation and we didnt get to see the fireworks. The park was smaller than we had imagine it to be. Rides weren't that many either. Good thing was that we went there during the non peak season so we do not really need to queue long for most of the rides.

available activities

It was a bit disappointing as the Cinderella castle was under renovation and we didnt get to see the fireworks. The park was smaller than we had imagine it to be. Rides weren't that many either. Good thing was that we went there during the non peak season so we do not really need to queue long for most of the rides.

crowd levels

It was a bit disappointing as the Cinderella castle was under renovation and we didnt get to see the fireworks. The park was smaller than we had imagine it to be. Rides weren't that many either. Good thing was that we went there during the non peak season so we do not really need to queue long for most of the rides.

ride and attraction choices

It was a bit disappointing as the Cinderella castle was under renovation and we didnt get to see the fireworks. The park was smaller than we had imagine it to be. Rides weren't that many either. Good thing was that we went there during the non peak season so we do not really need to queue long for most of the rides.

park size

It was a bit disappointing as the Cinderella castle was under renovation and we didnt get to see the fireworks. The park was smaller than we had imagine it to be. Rides weren't that many either. Good thing was that we went there during the non peak season so we do not really need to queue long for most of the rides.

food options

It was a bit disappointing as the Cinderella castle was under renovation and we didnt get to see the fireworks. The park was smaller than we had imagine it to be. Rides weren't that many either. Good thing was that we went there during the non peak season so we do not really need to queue long for most of the rides.

gift shops

It was a bit disappointing as the Cinderella castle was under renovation and we didnt get to see the fireworks. The park was smaller than we had imagine it to be. Rides weren't that many either. Good thing was that we went there during the non peak season so we do not really need to queue long for most of the rides.

restroom availability

Despite the cast members (that's what Disney call their staff) being rude and impatient with us tourists who don't speak Chinese, we still had a magical time because of the various attractions and although it seemed superficial, the people who worked there did try to be nice, it just wasn't enough. The park needs to be friendlier and I don't think the locals can do that, time for Disney to look outside of HK to hire friendlier cast members! The shows are amazing so definitely make time for those. We were there from opening to closing and still felt it wasn't enough time, so definitely coming back. It was raining the entire day we were there so perhaps visit sometime during winter or spring cause it gets rainy during the summer anyway. Everything inside is expensive so better be ready, an umbrella cost HK$168 a piece, imagine how much anything else cost. Other than that, you should have an amazing time! :)

weather conditions

Despite the cast members (that's what Disney call their staff) being rude and impatient with us tourists who don't speak Chinese, we still had a magical time because of the various attractions and although it seemed superficial, the people who worked there did try to be nice, it just wasn't enough. The park needs to be friendlier and I don't think the locals can do that, time for Disney to look outside of HK to hire friendlier cast members! The shows are amazing so definitely make time for those. We were there from opening to closing and still felt it wasn't enough time, so definitely coming back. It was raining the entire day we were there so perhaps visit sometime during winter or spring cause it gets rainy during the summer anyway. Everything inside is expensive so better be ready, an umbrella cost HK$168 a piece, imagine how much anything else cost. Other than that, you should have an amazing time! :)

duration of visit

Despite the cast members (that's what Disney call their staff) being rude and impatient with us tourists who don't speak Chinese, we still had a magical time because of the various attractions and although it seemed superficial, the people who worked there did try to be nice, it just wasn't enough. The park needs to be friendlier and I don't think the locals can do that, time for Disney to look outside of HK to hire friendlier cast members! The shows are amazing so definitely make time for those. We were there from opening to closing and still felt it wasn't enough time, so definitely coming back. It was raining the entire day we were there so perhaps visit sometime during winter or spring cause it gets rainy during the summer anyway. Everything inside is expensive so better be ready, an umbrella cost HK$168 a piece, imagine how much anything else cost. Other than that, you should have an amazing time! :)

available activities

Despite the cast members (that's what Disney call their staff) being rude and impatient with us tourists who don't speak Chinese, we still had a magical time because of the various attractions and although it seemed superficial, the people who worked there did try to be nice, it just wasn't enough. The park needs to be friendlier and I don't think the locals can do that, time for Disney to look outside of HK to hire friendlier cast members! The shows are amazing so definitely make time for those. We were there from opening to closing and still felt it wasn't enough time, so definitely coming back. It was raining the entire day we were there so perhaps visit sometime during winter or spring cause it gets rainy during the summer anyway. Everything inside is expensive so better be ready, an umbrella cost HK$168 a piece, imagine how much anything else cost. Other than that, you should have an amazing time! :)

crowd levels

Despite the cast members (that's what Disney call their staff) being rude and impatient with us tourists who don't speak Chinese, we still had a magical time because of the various attractions and although it seemed superficial, the people who worked there did try to be nice, it just wasn't enough. The park needs to be friendlier and I don't think the locals can do that, time for Disney to look outside of HK to hire friendlier cast members! The shows are amazing so definitely make time for those. We were there from opening to closing and still felt it wasn't enough time, so definitely coming back. It was raining the entire day we were there so perhaps visit sometime during winter or spring cause it gets rainy during the summer anyway. Everything inside is expensive so better be ready, an umbrella cost HK$168 a piece, imagine how much anything else cost. Other than that, you should have an amazing time! :)

ride and attraction choices

Despite the cast members (that's what Disney call their staff) being rude and impatient with us tourists who don't speak Chinese, we still had a magical time because of the various attractions and although it seemed superficial, the people who worked there did try to be nice, it just wasn't enough. The park needs to be friendlier and I don't think the locals can do that, time for Disney to look outside of HK to hire friendlier cast members! The shows are amazing so definitely make time for those. We were there from opening to closing and still felt it wasn't enough time, so definitely coming back. It was raining the entire day we were there so perhaps visit sometime during winter or spring cause it gets rainy during the summer anyway. Everything inside is expensive so better be ready, an umbrella cost HK$168 a piece, imagine how much anything else cost. Other than that, you should have an amazing time! :)

park size

Despite the cast members (that's what Disney call their staff) being rude and impatient with us tourists who don't speak Chinese, we still had a magical time because of the various attractions and although it seemed superficial, the people who worked there did try to be nice, it just wasn't enough. The park needs to be friendlier and I don't think the locals can do that, time for Disney to look outside of HK to hire friendlier cast members! The shows are amazing so definitely make time for those. We were there from opening to closing and still felt it wasn't enough time, so definitely coming back. It was raining the entire day we were there so perhaps visit sometime during winter or spring cause it gets rainy during the summer anyway. Everything inside is expensive so better be ready, an umbrella cost HK$168 a piece, imagine how much anything else cost. Other than that, you should have an amazing time! :)

food options

Despite the cast members (that's what Disney call their staff) being rude and impatient with us tourists who don't speak Chinese, we still had a magical time because of the various attractions and although it seemed superficial, the people who worked there did try to be nice, it just wasn't enough. The park needs to be friendlier and I don't think the locals can do that, time for Disney to look outside of HK to hire friendlier cast members! The shows are amazing so definitely make time for those. We were there from opening to closing and still felt it wasn't enough time, so definitely coming back. It was raining the entire day we were there so perhaps visit sometime during winter or spring cause it gets rainy during the summer anyway. Everything inside is expensive so better be ready, an umbrella cost HK$168 a piece, imagine how much anything else cost. Other than that, you should have an amazing time! :)

gift shops

Despite the cast members (that's what Disney call their staff) being rude and impatient with us tourists who don't speak Chinese, we still had a magical time because of the various attractions and although it seemed superficial, the people who worked there did try to be nice, it just wasn't enough. The park needs to be friendlier and I don't think the locals can do that, time for Disney to look outside of HK to hire friendlier cast members! The shows are amazing so definitely make time for those. We were there from opening to closing and still felt it wasn't enough time, so definitely coming back. It was raining the entire day we were there so perhaps visit sometime during winter or spring cause it gets rainy during the summer anyway. Everything inside is expensive so better be ready, an umbrella cost HK$168 a piece, imagine how much anything else cost. Other than that, you should have an amazing time! :)

restroom availability

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

weather conditions

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

duration of visit

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

available activities

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

crowd levels

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

ride and attraction choices

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

ride and attraction choices

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

park size

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

food options

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

gift shops

We visited Disneyland on 22 3 18. The kids had the absolute fun! Quite disappointed to find out that the castle was closed for refurbishment. The queue was quite long for most of the rides but we queued nonetheless. Husband enjoyed the iron man 3D experience and we all loved the light parade

restroom availability

Disney is always the magical kingdom, and after numerous visits, I m still in love with touring around the park enjoying the shows and rides. Staff are a little less friendly than those of Disneyland Tokyo, but still helpful. The waiting time for rides are shorter than expected, probably because it was a weekday (but public holiday) and not during summer holidays. I don t recommend going during summer holidays because: 1. the weather is too hot and humid for most people; 2. the queues are probably crazy long.

weather conditions

Disney is always the magical kingdom, and after numerous visits, I m still in love with touring around the park enjoying the shows and rides. Staff are a little less friendly than those of Disneyland Tokyo, but still helpful. The waiting time for rides are shorter than expected, probably because it was a weekday (but public holiday) and not during summer holidays. I don t recommend going during summer holidays because: 1. the weather is too hot and humid for most people; 2. the queues are probably crazy long.

duration of visit

Disney is always the magical kingdom, and after numerous visits, I m still in love with touring around the park enjoying the shows and rides. Staff are a little less friendly than those of Disneyland Tokyo, but still helpful. The waiting time for rides are shorter than expected, probably because it was a weekday (but public holiday) and not during summer holidays. I don t recommend going during summer holidays because: 1. the weather is too hot and humid for most people; 2. the queues are probably crazy long.

available activities

Disney is always the magical kingdom, and after numerous visits, I m still in love with touring around the park enjoying the shows and rides. Staff are a little less friendly than those of Disneyland Tokyo, but still helpful. The waiting time for rides are shorter than expected, probably because it was a weekday (but public holiday) and not during summer holidays. I don t recommend going during summer holidays because: 1. the weather is too hot and humid for most people; 2. the queues are probably crazy long.

crowd levels

Disney is always the magical kingdom, and after numerous visits, I m still in love with touring around the park enjoying the shows and rides. Staff are a little less friendly than those of Disneyland Tokyo, but still helpful. The waiting time for rides are shorter than expected, probably because it was a weekday (but public holiday) and not during summer holidays. I don t recommend going during summer holidays because: 1. the weather is too hot and humid for most people; 2. the queues are probably crazy long.

ride and attraction choices

Disney is always the magical kingdom, and after numerous visits, I m still in love with touring around the park enjoying the shows and rides. Staff are a little less friendly than those of Disneyland Tokyo, but still helpful. The waiting time for rides are shorter than expected, probably because it was a weekday (but public holiday) and not during summer holidays. I don t recommend going during summer holidays because: 1. the weather is too hot and humid for most people; 2. the queues are probably crazy long.

park size

Disney is always the magical kingdom, and after numerous visits, I m still in love with touring around the park enjoying the shows and rides. Staff are a little less friendly than those of Disneyland Tokyo, but still helpful. The waiting time for rides are shorter than expected, probably because it was a weekday (but public holiday) and not during summer holidays. I don t recommend going during summer holidays because: 1. the weather is too hot and humid for most people; 2. the queues are probably crazy long.

food options

Disney is always the magical kingdom, and after numerous visits, I m still in love with touring around the park enjoying the shows and rides. Staff are a little less friendly than those of Disneyland Tokyo, but still helpful. The waiting time for rides are shorter than expected, probably because it was a weekday (but public holiday) and not during summer holidays. I don t recommend going during summer holidays because: 1. the weather is too hot and humid for most people; 2. the queues are probably crazy long.

gift shops

Disney is always the magical kingdom, and after numerous visits, I m still in love with touring around the park enjoying the shows and rides. Staff are a little less friendly than those of Disneyland Tokyo, but still helpful. The waiting time for rides are shorter than expected, probably because it was a weekday (but public holiday) and not during summer holidays. I don t recommend going during summer holidays because: 1. the weather is too hot and humid for most people; 2. the queues are probably crazy long.

restroom availability

Our family of 5, 2A 3 C went to disneyland park on 09 sep and 10 sep Wednesday and Thursdays .We bought 2 days ticket through hotelinhongkong.net. It's much cheaper than buying through the disneyland site. We bought through credit card purchase which is slightly more ex than paying cash. Payment by cash u will have to collect at their office in tsim sha tsui. For payment by credit card, we can collect at the airport . As We only plan to go disneyland for this time round , so we opt for credit card payment and collection at airport.Adult is at hkd 615, child at hkd 428.We had a wonderful time at the park! As it's mid week, and it's super hot plus it's the off peak period , considering it's just after many countries summer holiday and before Halloween decor is up, the park is not so crowded . The longest queue was at frozen village which the wait time was abt 20 mins . For all other rides , we just walk in and took the rides in less than 5 mins.My kids are 5,6 and 9 year old . 2 girls and 1 boy. So they love tomorrow land , toy story land and sleeping beauty castle . We didn't do any roller coasters as the kids don't want to .Tomorrow land : we noticed that they are building ironman building just next to the cafe , should be up by 2016 . Something to look forward to . The kids favorite is the blasting game where they shoot the aliens. It's just beside the cafe and merchandise shop . As there were noooo queue, they played almost 10 times! Superd! I love the flying saucer and the autopia. Toy story land: kids favourite is the parachute. No queue for this too . As the parachute got lifted up , we got a birds eye view of the park. When it falls , my heart almost came out together ... Hahah but the kids love it and love our scared expressions ...I love the doggy ride which is like a mini roller coaster .Mystic mansion is something not to be missed . The kids were quite scared by it but as adults , we were amazed by the effects of this ride . Must try if u are there .Parade: there is the usual day parade and the new night parade at around 7pm. I personally loved the night parade very much ! There is a real moving lightning McQueen car and truck! Amazing ! The lights and cast are all very professional ! We are very impressed by this .Fireworks: it's was awesome ! Food wise , we originally thought we buy the meal voucher when we were there, but we were told that the expensive restaurants were all closed that day . So it's not worth to buy the meal vouchers . The cheaper meals cos much less. It's abt HKD100 per set meals for the less expensive meals . As we are sharing the food most of the time , it really cost less than the value of meal voucher . We find the portion of food is quite big , and taste good too !Overall, we had a very good experience in the park ! Though it's very hot in the day time, the night was more cooling , we were blessed that there is no much long queues and all enjoyed

weather conditions

Our family of 5, 2A 3 C went to disneyland park on 09 sep and 10 sep Wednesday and Thursdays .We bought 2 days ticket through hotelinhongkong.net. It's much cheaper than buying through the disneyland site. We bought through credit card purchase which is slightly more ex than paying cash. Payment by cash u will have to collect at their office in tsim sha tsui. For payment by credit card, we can collect at the airport . As We only plan to go disneyland for this time round , so we opt for credit card payment and collection at airport.Adult is at hkd 615, child at hkd 428.We had a wonderful time at the park! As it's mid week, and it's super hot plus it's the off peak period , considering it's just after many countries summer holiday and before Halloween decor is up, the park is not so crowded . The longest queue was at frozen village which the wait time was abt 20 mins . For all other rides , we just walk in and took the rides in less than 5 mins.My kids are 5,6 and 9 year old . 2 girls and 1 boy. So they love tomorrow land , toy story land and sleeping beauty castle . We didn't do any roller coasters as the kids don't want to .Tomorrow land : we noticed that they are building ironman building just next to the cafe , should be up by 2016 . Something to look forward to . The kids favorite is the blasting game where they shoot the aliens. It's just beside the cafe and merchandise shop . As there were noooo queue, they played almost 10 times! Superd! I love the flying saucer and the autopia. Toy story land: kids favourite is the parachute. No queue for this too . As the parachute got lifted up , we got a birds eye view of the park. When it falls , my heart almost came out together ... Hahah but the kids love it and love our scared expressions ...I love the doggy ride which is like a mini roller coaster .Mystic mansion is something not to be missed . The kids were quite scared by it but as adults , we were amazed by the effects of this ride . Must try if u are there .Parade: there is the usual day parade and the new night parade at around 7pm. I personally loved the night parade very much ! There is a real moving lightning McQueen car and truck! Amazing ! The lights and cast are all very professional ! We are very impressed by this .Fireworks: it's was awesome ! Food wise , we originally thought we buy the meal voucher when we were there, but we were told that the expensive restaurants were all closed that day . So it's not worth to buy the meal vouchers . The cheaper meals cos much less. It's abt HKD100 per set meals for the less expensive meals . As we are sharing the food most of the time , it really cost less than the value of meal voucher . We find the portion of food is quite big , and taste good too !Overall, we had a very good experience in the park ! Though it's very hot in the day time, the night was more cooling , we were blessed that there is no much long queues and all enjoyed

duration of visit

Our family of 5, 2A 3 C went to disneyland park on 09 sep and 10 sep Wednesday and Thursdays .We bought 2 days ticket through hotelinhongkong.net. It's much cheaper than buying through the disneyland site. We bought through credit card purchase which is slightly more ex than paying cash. Payment by cash u will have to collect at their office in tsim sha tsui. For payment by credit card, we can collect at the airport . As We only plan to go disneyland for this time round , so we opt for credit card payment and collection at airport.Adult is at hkd 615, child at hkd 428.We had a wonderful time at the park! As it's mid week, and it's super hot plus it's the off peak period , considering it's just after many countries summer holiday and before Halloween decor is up, the park is not so crowded . The longest queue was at frozen village which the wait time was abt 20 mins . For all other rides , we just walk in and took the rides in less than 5 mins.My kids are 5,6 and 9 year old . 2 girls and 1 boy. So they love tomorrow land , toy story land and sleeping beauty castle . We didn't do any roller coasters as the kids don't want to .Tomorrow land : we noticed that they are building ironman building just next to the cafe , should be up by 2016 . Something to look forward to . The kids favorite is the blasting game where they shoot the aliens. It's just beside the cafe and merchandise shop . As there were noooo queue, they played almost 10 times! Superd! I love the flying saucer and the autopia. Toy story land: kids favourite is the parachute. No queue for this too . As the parachute got lifted up , we got a birds eye view of the park. When it falls , my heart almost came out together ... Hahah but the kids love it and love our scared expressions ...I love the doggy ride which is like a mini roller coaster .Mystic mansion is something not to be missed . The kids were quite scared by it but as adults , we were amazed by the effects of this ride . Must try if u are there .Parade: there is the usual day parade and the new night parade at around 7pm. I personally loved the night parade very much ! There is a real moving lightning McQueen car and truck! Amazing ! The lights and cast are all very professional ! We are very impressed by this .Fireworks: it's was awesome ! Food wise , we originally thought we buy the meal voucher when we were there, but we were told that the expensive restaurants were all closed that day . So it's not worth to buy the meal vouchers . The cheaper meals cos much less. It's abt HKD100 per set meals for the less expensive meals . As we are sharing the food most of the time , it really cost less than the value of meal voucher . We find the portion of food is quite big , and taste good too !Overall, we had a very good experience in the park ! Though it's very hot in the day time, the night was more cooling , we were blessed that there is no much long queues and all enjoyed

available activities

Our family of 5, 2A 3 C went to disneyland park on 09 sep and 10 sep Wednesday and Thursdays .We bought 2 days ticket through hotelinhongkong.net. It's much cheaper than buying through the disneyland site. We bought through credit card purchase which is slightly more ex than paying cash. Payment by cash u will have to collect at their office in tsim sha tsui. For payment by credit card, we can collect at the airport . As We only plan to go disneyland for this time round , so we opt for credit card payment and collection at airport.Adult is at hkd 615, child at hkd 428.We had a wonderful time at the park! As it's mid week, and it's super hot plus it's the off peak period , considering it's just after many countries summer holiday and before Halloween decor is up, the park is not so crowded . The longest queue was at frozen village which the wait time was abt 20 mins . For all other rides , we just walk in and took the rides in less than 5 mins.My kids are 5,6 and 9 year old . 2 girls and 1 boy. So they love tomorrow land , toy story land and sleeping beauty castle . We didn't do any roller coasters as the kids don't want to .Tomorrow land : we noticed that they are building ironman building just next to the cafe , should be up by 2016 . Something to look forward to . The kids favorite is the blasting game where they shoot the aliens. It's just beside the cafe and merchandise shop . As there were noooo queue, they played almost 10 times! Superd! I love the flying saucer and the autopia. Toy story land: kids favourite is the parachute. No queue for this too . As the parachute got lifted up , we got a birds eye view of the park. When it falls , my heart almost came out together ... Hahah but the kids love it and love our scared expressions ...I love the doggy ride which is like a mini roller coaster .Mystic mansion is something not to be missed . The kids were quite scared by it but as adults , we were amazed by the effects of this ride . Must try if u are there .Parade: there is the usual day parade and the new night parade at around 7pm. I personally loved the night parade very much ! There is a real moving lightning McQueen car and truck! Amazing ! The lights and cast are all very professional ! We are very impressed by this .Fireworks: it's was awesome ! Food wise , we originally thought we buy the meal voucher when we were there, but we were told that the expensive restaurants were all closed that day . So it's not worth to buy the meal vouchers . The cheaper meals cos much less. It's abt HKD100 per set meals for the less expensive meals . As we are sharing the food most of the time , it really cost less than the value of meal voucher . We find the portion of food is quite big , and taste good too !Overall, we had a very good experience in the park ! Though it's very hot in the day time, the night was more cooling , we were blessed that there is no much long queues and all enjoyed

crowd levels

Our family of 5, 2A 3 C went to disneyland park on 09 sep and 10 sep Wednesday and Thursdays .We bought 2 days ticket through hotelinhongkong.net. It's much cheaper than buying through the disneyland site. We bought through credit card purchase which is slightly more ex than paying cash. Payment by cash u will have to collect at their office in tsim sha tsui. For payment by credit card, we can collect at the airport . As We only plan to go disneyland for this time round , so we opt for credit card payment and collection at airport.Adult is at hkd 615, child at hkd 428.We had a wonderful time at the park! As it's mid week, and it's super hot plus it's the off peak period , considering it's just after many countries summer holiday and before Halloween decor is up, the park is not so crowded . The longest queue was at frozen village which the wait time was abt 20 mins . For all other rides , we just walk in and took the rides in less than 5 mins.My kids are 5,6 and 9 year old . 2 girls and 1 boy. So they love tomorrow land , toy story land and sleeping beauty castle . We didn't do any roller coasters as the kids don't want to .Tomorrow land : we noticed that they are building ironman building just next to the cafe , should be up by 2016 . Something to look forward to . The kids favorite is the blasting game where they shoot the aliens. It's just beside the cafe and merchandise shop . As there were noooo queue, they played almost 10 times! Superd! I love the flying saucer and the autopia. Toy story land: kids favourite is the parachute. No queue for this too . As the parachute got lifted up , we got a birds eye view of the park. When it falls , my heart almost came out together ... Hahah but the kids love it and love our scared expressions ...I love the doggy ride which is like a mini roller coaster .Mystic mansion is something not to be missed . The kids were quite scared by it but as adults , we were amazed by the effects of this ride . Must try if u are there .Parade: there is the usual day parade and the new night parade at around 7pm. I personally loved the night parade very much ! There is a real moving lightning McQueen car and truck! Amazing ! The lights and cast are all very professional ! We are very impressed by this .Fireworks: it's was awesome ! Food wise , we originally thought we buy the meal voucher when we were there, but we were told that the expensive restaurants were all closed that day . So it's not worth to buy the meal vouchers . The cheaper meals cos much less. It's abt HKD100 per set meals for the less expensive meals . As we are sharing the food most of the time , it really cost less than the value of meal voucher . We find the portion of food is quite big , and taste good too !Overall, we had a very good experience in the park ! Though it's very hot in the day time, the night was more cooling , we were blessed that there is no much long queues and all enjoyed

ride and attraction choices

Our family of 5, 2A 3 C went to disneyland park on 09 sep and 10 sep Wednesday and Thursdays .We bought 2 days ticket through hotelinhongkong.net. It's much cheaper than buying through the disneyland site. We bought through credit card purchase which is slightly more ex than paying cash. Payment by cash u will have to collect at their office in tsim sha tsui. For payment by credit card, we can collect at the airport . As We only plan to go disneyland for this time round , so we opt for credit card payment and collection at airport.Adult is at hkd 615, child at hkd 428.We had a wonderful time at the park! As it's mid week, and it's super hot plus it's the off peak period , considering it's just after many countries summer holiday and before Halloween decor is up, the park is not so crowded . The longest queue was at frozen village which the wait time was abt 20 mins . For all other rides , we just walk in and took the rides in less than 5 mins.My kids are 5,6 and 9 year old . 2 girls and 1 boy. So they love tomorrow land , toy story land and sleeping beauty castle . We didn't do any roller coasters as the kids don't want to .Tomorrow land : we noticed that they are building ironman building just next to the cafe , should be up by 2016 . Something to look forward to . The kids favorite is the blasting game where they shoot the aliens. It's just beside the cafe and merchandise shop . As there were noooo queue, they played almost 10 times! Superd! I love the flying saucer and the autopia. Toy story land: kids favourite is the parachute. No queue for this too . As the parachute got lifted up , we got a birds eye view of the park. When it falls , my heart almost came out together ... Hahah but the kids love it and love our scared expressions ...I love the doggy ride which is like a mini roller coaster .Mystic mansion is something not to be missed . The kids were quite scared by it but as adults , we were amazed by the effects of this ride . Must try if u are there .Parade: there is the usual day parade and the new night parade at around 7pm. I personally loved the night parade very much ! There is a real moving lightning McQueen car and truck! Amazing ! The lights and cast are all very professional ! We are very impressed by this .Fireworks: it's was awesome ! Food wise , we originally thought we buy the meal voucher when we were there, but we were told that the expensive restaurants were all closed that day . So it's not worth to buy the meal vouchers . The cheaper meals cos much less. It's abt HKD100 per set meals for the less expensive meals . As we are sharing the food most of the time , it really cost less than the value of meal voucher . We find the portion of food is quite big , and taste good too !Overall, we had a very good experience in the park ! Though it's very hot in the day time, the night was more cooling , we were blessed that there is no much long queues and all enjoyed

park size

Our family of 5, 2A 3 C went to disneyland park on 09 sep and 10 sep Wednesday and Thursdays .We bought 2 days ticket through hotelinhongkong.net. It's much cheaper than buying through the disneyland site. We bought through credit card purchase which is slightly more ex than paying cash. Payment by cash u will have to collect at their office in tsim sha tsui. For payment by credit card, we can collect at the airport . As We only plan to go disneyland for this time round , so we opt for credit card payment and collection at airport.Adult is at hkd 615, child at hkd 428.We had a wonderful time at the park! As it's mid week, and it's super hot plus it's the off peak period , considering it's just after many countries summer holiday and before Halloween decor is up, the park is not so crowded . The longest queue was at frozen village which the wait time was abt 20 mins . For all other rides , we just walk in and took the rides in less than 5 mins.My kids are 5,6 and 9 year old . 2 girls and 1 boy. So they love tomorrow land , toy story land and sleeping beauty castle . We didn't do any roller coasters as the kids don't want to .Tomorrow land : we noticed that they are building ironman building just next to the cafe , should be up by 2016 . Something to look forward to . The kids favorite is the blasting game where they shoot the aliens. It's just beside the cafe and merchandise shop . As there were noooo queue, they played almost 10 times! Superd! I love the flying saucer and the autopia. Toy story land: kids favourite is the parachute. No queue for this too . As the parachute got lifted up , we got a birds eye view of the park. When it falls , my heart almost came out together ... Hahah but the kids love it and love our scared expressions ...I love the doggy ride which is like a mini roller coaster .Mystic mansion is something not to be missed . The kids were quite scared by it but as adults , we were amazed by the effects of this ride . Must try if u are there .Parade: there is the usual day parade and the new night parade at around 7pm. I personally loved the night parade very much ! There is a real moving lightning McQueen car and truck! Amazing ! The lights and cast are all very professional ! We are very impressed by this .Fireworks: it's was awesome ! Food wise , we originally thought we buy the meal voucher when we were there, but we were told that the expensive restaurants were all closed that day . So it's not worth to buy the meal vouchers . The cheaper meals cos much less. It's abt HKD100 per set meals for the less expensive meals . As we are sharing the food most of the time , it really cost less than the value of meal voucher . We find the portion of food is quite big , and taste good too !Overall, we had a very good experience in the park ! Though it's very hot in the day time, the night was more cooling , we were blessed that there is no much long queues and all enjoyed

food options

Our family of 5, 2A 3 C went to disneyland park on 09 sep and 10 sep Wednesday and Thursdays .We bought 2 days ticket through hotelinhongkong.net. It's much cheaper than buying through the disneyland site. We bought through credit card purchase which is slightly more ex than paying cash. Payment by cash u will have to collect at their office in tsim sha tsui. For payment by credit card, we can collect at the airport . As We only plan to go disneyland for this time round , so we opt for credit card payment and collection at airport.Adult is at hkd 615, child at hkd 428.We had a wonderful time at the park! As it's mid week, and it's super hot plus it's the off peak period , considering it's just after many countries summer holiday and before Halloween decor is up, the park is not so crowded . The longest queue was at frozen village which the wait time was abt 20 mins . For all other rides , we just walk in and took the rides in less than 5 mins.My kids are 5,6 and 9 year old . 2 girls and 1 boy. So they love tomorrow land , toy story land and sleeping beauty castle . We didn't do any roller coasters as the kids don't want to .Tomorrow land : we noticed that they are building ironman building just next to the cafe , should be up by 2016 . Something to look forward to . The kids favorite is the blasting game where they shoot the aliens. It's just beside the cafe and merchandise shop . As there were noooo queue, they played almost 10 times! Superd! I love the flying saucer and the autopia. Toy story land: kids favourite is the parachute. No queue for this too . As the parachute got lifted up , we got a birds eye view of the park. When it falls , my heart almost came out together ... Hahah but the kids love it and love our scared expressions ...I love the doggy ride which is like a mini roller coaster .Mystic mansion is something not to be missed . The kids were quite scared by it but as adults , we were amazed by the effects of this ride . Must try if u are there .Parade: there is the usual day parade and the new night parade at around 7pm. I personally loved the night parade very much ! There is a real moving lightning McQueen car and truck! Amazing ! The lights and cast are all very professional ! We are very impressed by this .Fireworks: it's was awesome ! Food wise , we originally thought we buy the meal voucher when we were there, but we were told that the expensive restaurants were all closed that day . So it's not worth to buy the meal vouchers . The cheaper meals cos much less. It's abt HKD100 per set meals for the less expensive meals . As we are sharing the food most of the time , it really cost less than the value of meal voucher . We find the portion of food is quite big , and taste good too !Overall, we had a very good experience in the park ! Though it's very hot in the day time, the night was more cooling , we were blessed that there is no much long queues and all enjoyed

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Our family of 5, 2A 3 C went to disneyland park on 09 sep and 10 sep Wednesday and Thursdays .We bought 2 days ticket through hotelinhongkong.net. It's much cheaper than buying through the disneyland site. We bought through credit card purchase which is slightly more ex than paying cash. Payment by cash u will have to collect at their office in tsim sha tsui. For payment by credit card, we can collect at the airport . As We only plan to go disneyland for this time round , so we opt for credit card payment and collection at airport.Adult is at hkd 615, child at hkd 428.We had a wonderful time at the park! As it's mid week, and it's super hot plus it's the off peak period , considering it's just after many countries summer holiday and before Halloween decor is up, the park is not so crowded . The longest queue was at frozen village which the wait time was abt 20 mins . For all other rides , we just walk in and took the rides in less than 5 mins.My kids are 5,6 and 9 year old . 2 girls and 1 boy. So they love tomorrow land , toy story land and sleeping beauty castle . We didn't do any roller coasters as the kids don't want to .Tomorrow land : we noticed that they are building ironman building just next to the cafe , should be up by 2016 . Something to look forward to . The kids favorite is the blasting game where they shoot the aliens. It's just beside the cafe and merchandise shop . As there were noooo queue, they played almost 10 times! Superd! I love the flying saucer and the autopia. Toy story land: kids favourite is the parachute. No queue for this too . As the parachute got lifted up , we got a birds eye view of the park. When it falls , my heart almost came out together ... Hahah but the kids love it and love our scared expressions ...I love the doggy ride which is like a mini roller coaster .Mystic mansion is something not to be missed . The kids were quite scared by it but as adults , we were amazed by the effects of this ride . Must try if u are there .Parade: there is the usual day parade and the new night parade at around 7pm. I personally loved the night parade very much ! There is a real moving lightning McQueen car and truck! Amazing ! The lights and cast are all very professional ! We are very impressed by this .Fireworks: it's was awesome ! Food wise , we originally thought we buy the meal voucher when we were there, but we were told that the expensive restaurants were all closed that day . So it's not worth to buy the meal vouchers . The cheaper meals cos much less. It's abt HKD100 per set meals for the less expensive meals . As we are sharing the food most of the time , it really cost less than the value of meal voucher . We find the portion of food is quite big , and taste good too !Overall, we had a very good experience in the park ! Though it's very hot in the day time, the night was more cooling , we were blessed that there is no much long queues and all enjoyed

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