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2024 Hong Kong Disneyland Planning Guide

This Hong Kong Disneyland planning guide will help you figure out all you need to know to prepare for your trip: park tickets, attractions, dining, transportation, hotels, and much more! Since Hong Kong only has one park and three hotels, it’s much easier to plan a visit here than just about any other Disney resort around the world. ( Updated January 17, 2024 .)

Even with the language barrier, a first trip to Hong Kong Disneyland is so much easier than a first trip to Walt Disney World! Various nuances of international travel can make it a little tricky, but overall, it’s a pretty simple place to visit. Since Hong Kong Disneyland is not too complicated, this guide covers more about the logistics of doing the trip and getting there, plus general info about traveling to Hong Kong in general, as opposed to specifics once you’re there.

All things considered, we view HKDL as one of the cooler destinations in Hong Kong. Even for people who are not Disney fans, it’s a fun way to spend a day, and it being located near the Tian Tan Buddha and Hong Kong International Airport makes it an easy place to visit outside of the city proper. This covers everything you need to know if you’re planning a visit to Hong Kong Disneyland in 2024 or beyond. We’ve stayed at all of the hotels at HKDL, done every attraction, and eaten at (almost) every restaurant…

As for serious Disney fans, Hong Kong Disneyland is finally a park that’s on many bucket lists, with the incredibly highly regarded Mystic Manor almost alone making Hong Kong Disneyland worth visiting. (Almost.) It’s also fun to compare and contrast the similarities and differences between it and the other parks, as well as experience other unique Hong Kong Disneyland attractions.

In addition to this guide, we recommend consulting our Hong Kong City Guide on TravelCaffeine , our non-Disney planning site, for your time downtown. We also recommend checking out Macau, which is a popular “side trip” from Hong Kong. Although we visit Hong Kong regularly, we’ve only been to Macau once. It was an interesting experience and potentially worth visiting, depending upon your interests (but a “one and done” for us).

With that said, let’s get started with the guide…

What’s New & Next in 2024 at Hong Kong Disneyland

Arendelle – World of Frozen – This new land is the biggest expansion at Hong Kong Disneyland in a decade. World of Frozen is home to two attractions, including an enhanced version of the Frozen Ever After boat ride and the all-new roller coaster, Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs. World of Frozen also offers unique character experiences at the Playhouse in the Woods, plus a restaurant, retail, and other things to do.

“Momentous” Nighttime Spectacular – The new fireworks show above Castle of Magical Dreams features close to 40 classic Disney moments, nearly 150 cherished characters, and comes to life with multimedia elements, including large scale 3D projection mapping technology, choreographed fountains, illuminated water projection, lasers, theatrical lighting, pyrotechnics, and fireworks effects. What’s more, your ears will be regaled with newly-reimagined classic Disney songs. It’s a spellbinding experience that’s sure to melt hearts, warm smiles, and reawaken beloved memories.

Castle of Magical Dreams – The reimagined castle transformed the tiny Sleeping Beauty Castle into a much taller monument to 13 stories of beloved Disney Princesses and heroines. The Castle of Magical Dreams celebrates Cinderella, Tiana, Aurora, Ariel, Mulan, Snow White, Moana, Merida, Belle, Rapunzel, Pocahontas, Jasmine, plus Anna and Elsa. The central, raised stage in front of the Castle of Magical Dreams hosts a variety of daytime shows throughout the year focused on favorite Disney characters and stories through song and dance. At night, there’s the above-referenced Momentous fireworks show.

More Marvel…?   – Over the course of the last several years, Marvel attractions have debuted at Hong Kong Disneyland. Tomorrowland is now home to Stark Expo, which currently includes the Iron Man Experience simulator and Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle! The former is a simulator very similar to Star Tours, whereas the latter is a shooter attraction that reimagined Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters.

At some point in the future, a Marvel E-Ticket  might  be built in Tomorrowland. Although originally announced several years ago, those plans are still up in the air. Between the closures and prior financial struggles–plus Disneyland in California revisiting the E-Ticket concept–it’s unclear what, if anything, else will be built.

The Hong Kong government released a report last year indicating that only about half of the original expansion budget has been spent, but it’s unclear whether the other half will still come to fruition, or if the company and city will cut their losses. See  What’s New & Coming Soon to Hong Kong Disneyland   for a rundown of what else is on the horizon–and has been recently added.

Hong Kong Disneyland as a Destination

We’ll start by noting that the U.S. State Department issued an advisory for Hong Kong, but with a Level 2 status, recommending that American travelers “exercise increased caution.” This is one level below mainland China.

For our part, we feel perfectly safe in Hong Kong and want to support the country and its people to the extent that they have a degree of autonomy, and their own economic and administrative systems. But the degree to which that’s still the case is murky, at best. I would like to think that people being willing to visit Hong Kong but not mainland China does send a message, but that’s probably wishful thinking.

Setting aside that dilemma, Hong Kong Disneyland is not a destination resort for the average American who needs to fly 16+ hours to get there. We absolutely adore Hong Kong Disneyland, but no American should make the expensive trip to Hong Kong solely for this theme park. That would just be foolish and excessive for a park that is a 1-day park for 95% of guests and a 2-day park only for extreme Disney fans. Fortunately, there are a couple of other ways to visit Hong Kong Disneyland that do make the trip reasonable.

We’ve been to Hong Kong Disneyland a few times, and each time, that has been in conjunction with another destination. Our first two times, we did Tokyo Disney Resort after HKDL, treating it as the “Gateway to Tokyo Disney Resort.” During one visit, we went to Hong Kong after Shanghai Disneyland.

There are a few reasons for stopping in Hong Kong. First, it’s very easy to book Hong Kong as a stopover on the way to Tokyo or Shanghai, which means that it’s inexpensive to add Hong Kong to an Asia trip from an airfare perspective. (We are aware that a lot of people don’t understand how stopovers work, so you can read about that in our “ How to Visit 3 Disney Destinations on 1 Airfare ” post.)

Second, while Hong Kong Disneyland has come into its own as of the last couple of years in terms of being a quality Disney theme park, it still doesn’t compare to Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, or Shanghai Disneyland. You should not fly to Asia solely for Hong Kong Disneyland.

Finally, although we don’t believe there’s a substantial language barrier at Tokyo Disney Resort or Shanghai Disneyland, English is much more common in Hong Kong (a British colony until the late 1990s), making it a good way to ease into a foreign environment for those inexperienced with international travel.

If you’re also visiting the Japan or Shanghai parks, make sure to consult our Tokyo Disneyland Trip Planning Guide and our Shanghai Disneyland Trip Planning Guide . There’s a lot more you’ll need to know for those visits! Hong Kong Disneyland is far and away the easiest of the trio to visit. It’s the most charming and laid back Disney park on the planet.

Another option is to visit Hong Kong Disneyland as part of a trip to Hong Kong and Macau. Hong Kong is frequently described as where “East Meets West,” and there’s truly something for everyone. From temples and shrines to a developed metropolis, Hong Kong has it all. It’s truly one of our favorite cities in the world.

Macau is akin to Las Vegas on steroids, and is a place where you can find UNESCO World Heritage Sites mere streets away from larger than life casinos. Macau is something else–really unique and well worth seeing. Definitely not among our favorite places in the world, but we’re glad we’ve been there before, and recommend it to others if “Vegas on Steroids but with Old World Heritage” catches your curiosity.

(For those unfamiliar with Hong Kong, although technically part of China, it’s a “Special Administrative Region” on an outlying island, meaning that visiting locations in mainland China like Shanghai and Beijing requires another flight.)

Much like Disneyland Paris, Hong Kong Disneyland is a bit of a melting pot in terms of guest demographics. Many visitors come from Hong Kong, but it seems that just as many come from mainland China (there’s a pretty big difference between the two).

Hong Kong Disneyland also sees its fair share of Australians, guests from other countries in Asia, and a variety of guests from other English speaking countries. Cantonese, Mandarin, and English are all commonly-spoken languages by Cast Members at Hong Kong Disneyland. In fact, some attractions offer options for each of those three languages.

Some attractions and aspects of the park are not in English, but as English-speaking guests, we did not at all feel isolated or at a disadvantage. The things that aren’t in English are pretty easy to understand given their largely visual nature, or through subtitles. We do not view Hong Kong Disneyland as having any significant language barrier.

How Long to Visit

We sort of touched upon this in the section above, but unless you’re a really serious Disney fan, we recommend one day at Hong Kong Disneyland. Contrary to popular lore, Hong Kong Disneyland is not a half day park. It’s also probably not a two day park, though. If you do opt for two days, that gives you time to slow down and do just about everything, plus repeat favorites, have a table service meal or two, and soak up the ambiance. That much time is not necessary (except perhaps on national holidays?), though.

You can hit the highlights in a single day, and if you’re traveling all the way to Hong Kong, you might want to allocate any additional time to exploring the city. If you are in any way crunched for time, (e.g. visiting both Hong Kong and Shanghai Disneyland or Tokyo), don’t spend more than 1 of your theme park days at Hong Kong Disneyland; spend the rest of your time at Shanghai Disneyland and/or Tokyo Disney Resort.

When to Visit

Basically, you want to avoid three times: 1) the summer tourist season (not only are crowds high, but so is humidity–the area around Hong Kong Disneyland might technically be a jungle), 2) weekends, and 3) holidays, especially the Chinese New Year.

We’ve heard that crowds can be very high during these times. During our weekday off-season Christmas visit, the park seemed empty by US standards. There were several times in the middle of the day when Mystic Manor was a walk-on, and only a handful of popular, low-capacity rides had prohibitive waits.

When we returned in the summer, the humidity was killer. We will never go back to Hong Kong Disneyland between May and September ever again because the humidity is simply too brutal to have a pleasant time.

Halloween season is another time of year that Hong Kong Disneyland, but whether you should avoid it or go because of this is a good question. We went during Halloween a couple of years ago, and it was amazing. Take a look at our photos and thoughts on the elaborate (and genuinely scary!) Halloween entertainment offerings at Hong Kong Disneyland .

The one downside was that it was still pretty humid, but not nearly as bad. We wouldn’t hesitate to go back at Halloween-time, simply because the entertainment is so awesome. Crowds are a bit higher, but it’s totally worth it.

What to Pack

As always, we think the items on our Unique Disney Packing List will be helpful in any of the Disney theme parks. Specific to Hong Kong, we note that since it is a jungle (or jungle-like, at the very least) environment, plan for hot weather. Things like Frogg Togg Chilly Pads will come in handy, as will moisture wicking clothing.

In general, we would caution against overpacking. This is especially true in terms of toiletries if you’re staying at one of the on-site hotels. Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel provided a large set of toiletries in our room (large enough that it was themed to the Seven Dwarfs and there was a different item for each Dwarf!). Remember, Hong Kong is a world city, and you can purchase just about anything in Hong Kong that you’d be able to purchase at a convenience store in Orlando.

If you are going to be staying in multiple hotels in Asia, we highly recommend packing cubes or compression bags (I prefer the cubes) for organization. You can read more of our “carry-on philosophy” and which types of bags we use here .

Getting There

If you are also visiting Hong Kong as part of your trip, we recommend doing the city itself before Hong Kong Disneyland, in which case taking the MTR into Hong Kong is the way to go. Our rationale for doing the city first is because it puts you at Hong Kong Disneyland right before your flight leaving Hong Kong, and you presumably will be on more of a strict schedule (since you flight has a set departure time) on the way out than you are on the way in, and it’s easier to bank on the 10-15 minute taxi ride to the airport than it is on the 30 minute to an hour long MTR ride from downtown Hong Kong to the airport.

The MTR is very reliable–it’s the best public transportation we’ve encountered anywhere in the world–but it’s still more predictable/safer to rely on a short taxi ride to the airport than a longer train ride, which means you won’t need to build as much of a time cushion into your return airport trip.

Phone/Internet

Fortunately, we didn’t have to spend too much time researching this, as we quickly learned that Hong Kong has an impressive, free-for-visitors WiFi network . Rather than paying for anything, we have just used the free public WiFi when visiting Hong Kong.

Free WiFi is now available in Hong Kong Disneyland. However, it’s very spotty, meaning that you won’t have internet access at all in some lands. When this has happened, we just did without internet for an hour or so.

If you will literally die if you don’t post to Instagram for an hour, check out rental options. We wouldn’t want to be responsible for a headline in USA Today reading, “American Abroad Dies From Snapchat Withdrawal.” 😉

We strongly recommend having a credit card with no foreign transaction fees for any international travel and also carrying cash for emergencies (plus small merchants and taxis that may not accept credit cards), but we didn’t find ourselves using credit cards or cash much in Hong Kong. Instead, we used what’s called the Octopus card . You think Walt Disney World’s MagicBands are cool? The entire island of Hong Kong has had the tap-to-pay system down since 1997.

The Octopus card is a reloadable tap-to-pay card that can be used at a multitude of locations, from 7-11 to the trains. It’s super easy to use, and how we paid for probably 75%+ of our transactions in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Disneyland has two official hotels, Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel and Disney’s Hollywood Hotel, both of which are walking distance to HDKL. (There’s also a shuttle if you’d prefer.) We’ve stayed at each of these hotels, and will give you a quick synopsis of each, along with links to our reviews.

• Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel is the flagship, Grand Floridian-esque hotel, and it’s slightly closer to the park. We loved Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel .
• Disney’s Hollywood Hotel is a Deluxe-caliber hotel that is Art Deco stylized, cheaper, and about 5 minutes farther away from the park. We also had a great stay at Hollywood Hotel, and found it to be a solid value .
• Explorers Lodge is the newest, and best, hotel at Hong Kong Disneyland. As you can read in our full Explorers Lodge Review, this is our favorite hotel at HKDL .

If you’re on a tighter budget, there are also some nearby hotels that you can find on the usual suspects of booking sites. We’ve stayed at a couple of those, and would recommend the Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel. It’s basically a business class airport hotel. Really nice (and you earn points!).

In terms of perks, there’s no real benefit to staying on-site. Hong Kong Disneyland does not have Extra Magic Hours, an airport shuttle, etc. The train ride in from the Sunny Bay Station is really nice, so we don’t see the harm. The biggest benefit of staying on-site is the convenience of walking between your hotel and the park, and also being enveloped in the Disney ambiance.

We do not recommend booking a hotel in downtown Hong Kong for the entirety of your stay. If you visit downtown Hong Kong, you should do a split stay, changing hotels for the Hong Kong Disneyland leg of the trip. Much like Disneyland Paris and Tokyo Disney Resort, Hong Kong Disneyland is a decent train ride from downtown, and you’ll spend a couple of hours per day in transit if you make downtown your home base for the duration of the trip.

Park Tickets

Park tickets for Hong Kong Disneyland are super cheap as compared to the US parks. You can save money on Hong Kong Disneyland tickets by purchasing from Klook, which will also allow you to instantly print your ticket. You can also use the coupon to purchase a discounted meal voucher for Hong Kong Disneyland .

One thing to strong consider if you’re going for two or three days and plan to stay on-site is to have one person in your party purchase an Annual Pass. Currently, the breakeven point is 3 days in the park for an AP. Given that most people won’t be visiting for 3 days and the fact that the lowest tier of Annual Pass has 100+ blockout dates, it’s not going to be a good option for most people. (However, Annual Passes offer a variety of discounts, including on hotels for select dates.)

Dining at Hong Kong Disneyland is pretty simple, too. The restaurants are generally good, have a diverse selection of options (among them), and cater to a variety of dietary needs (including a couple of places that are Halal Certified). Think of it as sort of comparable to dining in the World Showcase in Epcot at Walt Disney World.

We’ve only reviewed a few Hong Kong Disneyland restaurants thus far; to read those make sure to check out our Disney Restaurant Reviews Index . We also have a Top 10 Hong Kong Disneyland Restaurants post, which is more to the point about where you should–and should not–dine.

As with Tokyo, make sure to sample Hong Kong Disneyland’s snacks. There aren’t nearly as many, but there are some good ones. These include the specialty drinks, seasonal donuts, Korean squid, turkey legs, and even Marvel-themed snacks in Tomorrowland.

Also, we highly recommend doing the dim sum meal at Crystal Lotus in Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel . This needs to be booked in advance, so stop in here the first night of your trip, or call in advance. If you are interested in character dining, our favorite option is the breakfast in Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel. As we wrote in our Enchanted Garden Restaurant Review, this buffet is one of the best character meals in the world !

Another thing worth trying is the afternoon high tea. As mentioned above, Hong Kong is a former British colony, so this isn’t out of place like it might seem. We have done high tea at both River View Cafe and Corner Cafe on Main Street, but we noticed that it was also available at a couple of other restaurants.

There’s also a Victorian high tea in Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel. The presentation of our desserts was excellent, and we felt it was well worth the money for the experience. This seemed fairly popular, so consider booking day-of reservations.

That’s really the bulk of our recommendations. You can find what type of cuisine each Hong Kong Disneyland restaurant serves here . You’ll notice not many burger places, so if you’re a picky eater, your options are limited. We avoided the burgers, and found the other options to be excellent and not so exotic that anyone should be scared away from trying them.

What to Do?

In our experience, Hong Kong Disneyland did not see massive crowds right at park opening like Tokyo. Rather, the attendance builds throughout the day, with the busiest time being in the late afternoon. We’re not advocating sleeping in (especially with the park’s short operating hours), but if you do, it’s probably not the end of the world.

There’s a lot more we could include in this guide, but Hong Kong Disneyland really doesn’t need to be “over-thought,” so let’s cut it off there. We will definitely add to this based on common questions, and I’m more than happy to offer assistance and advice in the comments if you have questions.

Your Thoughts

I know this just begins to scratch the surface of planning for a trip to Hong Kong Disneyland. If you have additional questions, please leave them in the comments. If you’ve been to Hong Kong Disneyland and have tips of your own, please add them in the comments—I might just borrow them for the guide itself!

Written by Tom Bricker

I’m curious, why do you say HKDL “does not compare” to Shanghai DL?

This is super helpful. We’re planning a Japan trip and when I run the numbers it is nearly the exact same cost to add a Hong Kong stopover. Might as well drop in! Thanks for all the hard work that you put in to write these articles.

You write like HK is some remote, unknown island! It isn’t! Also, why would you fly between HK and Shanghai? Take a super comfortable train or bus across!

??? Weird take. . .I didn’t get that from this article at all. As for paying for the train to Shanghai; it sounds like a decent option. But Tom also discusses the hard-to-beat idea of stopping over on a flight “for free” so. . .?

We hope to finally make it to HKD/Tokyo Disney again once everything opens up (we are Disney cruisers and have been to most parks many times over). I’ll be referring to these guides before any others – not only due to their Disney expertise but for practical suggestions for vibrant HK and Japan as well.

Why would you take a bus between Shanghai and Hong Kong? That’s a crazy long ride as the two cities are very far. Even a flight takes you nearly 3 hours.

This is a wonderful place! So magical! I wish one day I can see Disneyland in real life! Can’t wait to go there with my family. Thanks for sharing!

Unrelated to park hopping, but any news on the walkway from Grand Floridian to Magic Kingdom?

more updates*

There are few locals at HK Disney. Most Chinese are mainland tourists. It’s been 5 years since my last visit. I plan to be there next week again. Hoping it’s empty because of protests. Debating on a 1 or 2 day ticket… Curious to see if there is any diff on the DCA Chinese New year outfits vs HK Disney New year’s outfits.

It’s been about a year since my DLR/DCA anual pass expired… but I recall Turkey legs are available in California Adventures.

In my opinion, kids could also get toys at other times if they have been very good and good kids all the time. If there is any kind of trip or Disneyland going, then I think the kids should get something out there because the things they bought from the trips are still very valuable souvenirs that are not sold in shops, and every thing that is bought, will be remembered for their wonderful trips.

I highly recommend that you let the children choose what they like very much, their biggest dream and buy it. children may not like them at all.Purchase only the things that they really wanted and make them really happy.Sometimes they could rarely allow children to have the toys they deserve with their great nobility.If children are still very good, then, very rarely, they could just as well afford more expensive things. Very expensive things, then for the holidays.

I advise against banning things that children really like, because then they start plans to just want more.I advise not to buy all the time, but sometimes very rarely still be able to afford something if they have been very good children for a long time.I certainly also recommend that you let the children choose from online stores, because there are just so many rare, popular, exciting, cakey, and sweet things that may not be available in stores.

Hello there! Dear parents! Every child has the right to keep all the toys because they are valuable! If you have space, let them keep everything in their childhood! Keep the toys, if the kids like them very much!!!

Could you please forward these messages to the other people and parents too,because it is very important for all of us that every single kid can get the best childhood ever and their dreams should also come true and they will be very happy then!!!It will teach all the parents,how to give the best childhood for their children!!!This is the best lesson for all the parents!!!Thank You!

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4-day Hong Kong Disneyland Tour for Family with Kids

Hong Kong is a perfect travel destination for a family holiday with kids. Gear up for fun and excitement at Disneyland and spend quality time with family at the highlights of Hong Kong Island. Our 3-day Hong Kong trip will provide airport/train station pick-up and drop-off servie, give you a wonderful family time in Disneyland with private transfer, visit famous landmarks like Victoria Peak, Man Mo Temple, Tai Kwun and taste dim sum in a Michelin-awarded restaurant. 

Tour Highlights

• Have a great family day in Hong Kong Disneyland Park.
• Door-to-door private transfer between the airport/train station, Disneyland and your hotel.
• Skip the line at the Peak Tram and view the stunning skyline on the Victoria Peak.
• Visit landmarks of Tai Kwun, Man Mo Temple with Michelin Dim Sum tasting.
• A professional local guide and comfortable air-conditioned vehicle make your trip smooth.

Detailed Itinerary

Your private driver will meet you at the arrival gate of the airport or high-speed rail station and transfer to your hotel with a comfortable air-conditioned car. After a short break, it's free on your own to explore this modern metropolis.

Suggested things to do:

• Experience the iconic Star Ferry , one of the world’s best-value cruises, between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, and enjoy amazing views of skyscrapers and jungle-covered hills.
• Walk along 'Avenue of Stars' which honors Hong Kong's film industry against the stunning backdrop of Victoria Harbor. You could see stunning skyline of Hong Kong in day time and watch the Symphony of Lights laser show at night.
• Wander through the lively  Temple Street Night Market  to try local Hong Kong-style snacks or purchase exquisite souvenirs.

In the morning your private driver will pick you up at your hotel at the time you agreed on yesterday and transfer to Hong Kong Disneyland. Upon arrival, just have fun in this magical kingdom inspired by fairy-tale dreams with your kids. And explore 7 lands filled with beauty, excitement and Disney Characters — Adventureland, Grizzly Gulch, Mystic Point, Toy Story Land, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland and Main Street, U.S.A.

Hong Kong Disneyland is the first theme park in Hong Kong, located on Lantau Island. Though it is the smallest Disney park in the world, it's also a must-see for the special attractions and the inimitable sense of Chinese culture. Each area is uniquely designed to immerse guests in different Disney stories and experiences. One of the highlights of Hong Kong Disneyland is the "Disney Paint the Night" parade, a dazzling nighttime spectacle featuring colorful floats, beloved Disney characters, mesmerizing lights and music and the "Disney In The Stars" Fireworks.

After the fireworks display ends at around 21:00 , your driver will meet you at the gate and transfer back to your hotel.

This day we will explore Hong Kong by visiting well-known landmarks like Victoria Peak by the Peak Tram, Tai Kwun, Man Mo Temple , walking through hidden streets to experience local's life and tasting Hong Kong's style dim sum in a Mechilin restaurant. (Note: Private transfer is not included, you need to go to the meeting point on your own.)

>> See the detailed itinerary for day 3

After the tour, you will be transfered to your hotel.

Today is your free time to explore Hong Kong. Your private driver will pick you up at your hotel lobby and take you to the airport or train station according to your schedule. Say goodbye to Hong Kong!

You may follow us on our Facebook page to see the latest updates, photos and posts from your tour guide at: https://www.facebook.com/trippest/

Know Before You Book

Price includes:.

• Admission tickets for attractions listed in the itinerary.
• Round-way Peak Tram tickets.
• Professional English-speaking tour guide.
• Private transfer service between airport/train station, Disneyland and hotel.
• A meal of Michelin Dim Sum on Day 3.
• The itinerary is flexiable for tailor-made.

Price Excludes:

• Disneyland tickets. (optional)
• Private transfer for Hong Kong Island day tour.
• Personal expenses.

FAQs About This Tour

• For groups of more than 10 people: The terms of cancellation may vary from case to case. Please ask your travel advisor regarding the cancellation policy for your group.

For last-minute booking, please WhatsApp us at: +86-18807734970 to check the availability or email us at: [email protected].

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One Day Hong Kong Disneyland Tour: Family Vacation in HK (Tickets & Round-Trip Transfer Included)

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If you're looking for a memorable family vacation in Hong Kong , visiting Hong Kong Disneyland for one day is an excellent choice. The renowned Hong Kong Disneyland tour guarantees a magical experience, blending exciting attractions, captivating shows, memorable character interactions, and an enchanting atmosphere. It's a destination where dreams come true and lasting memories are formed. Whether you're a devoted Disney fan or seeking an immersive and enjoyable experience , Hong Kong Disneyland offers a world of enchantment that caters to visitors of all ages. Prepare for an unforgettable adventure filled with joy, wonder, and the magic of Disney.

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Itinerary Day by Day

Néih hóu! Hong Kong is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city with a unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures. It is a global financial center, a major tourist destination, a foodie's heaven, and a paradise for children. Today, you will enjoy a comfortable drive to Hong Kong Disneyland with an included ticket. Please note that your guide will not accompany you for a tour in the theme park .

Spend a full day immersed in the fun and excitement of Hong Kong Disneyland , where a plethora of rides, shows, and attractions await visitors of all ages. Get ready for an unforgettable experience as you explore the park's diverse offerings.

Take thrilling adventures with popular rides such as Space Mountain, Iron Man Experience, Jungle River Cruise, and Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars. These attractions promise heart-pounding excitement and memorable moments for all thrill-seekers.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Disney with captivating shows like Festival of the Lion King, Mickey and the Wondrous Book, and Flights of Fantasy Parade. These dazzling performances will transport you to a realm of magic and wonder, leaving you with cherished memories.

Meeting your beloved Disney characters is a highlight of any visit to Hong Kong Disneyland. Take the opportunity to encounter iconic figures like Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy. Throughout the park, you'll find character meet-and-greet locations, parades, and shows where you can interact with your favorite Disney friends.

The park is divided into seven themed lands:

Main Street, U.S.A.: This land is inspired by early 20th-century America and features shops, restaurants, and a parade route. Fantasyland: This land is based on classic Disney fairy tales and features rides such as Cinderella Carousel and "it's a small world." Adventureland: This land is based on exotic locales and features rides such as Jungle River Cruise and Tarzan's Treehouse. Tomorrowland: This land is based on the future and features rides such as Space Mountain and Iron Man Experience. Toy Story Land: This land is based on the Toy Story films and features rides such as Slinky Dog Spin and Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop. Grizzly Gulch: This land is based on the American West and features rides such as Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars and Lucky Nugget Arcade. Mystic Point : This land is based on mystery and adventure and features rides such as Mystic Manor and Garden of Wonders.

After enjoying the stunning firework show called 'Disney in the Stars', please exit Hong Kong Disneyland and meet your driver. You will then be transferred back to the hotel, concluding your one-day Hong Kong Disneyland tour.

Free exploration in Hong Kong in this evening on your own: Indulge in a memorable stroll along the renowned Avenue of Stars (星光大道), where you can admire the awe-inspiring vistas of Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island adorned with its towering skyscrapers. If your schedule allows, make sure to catch the mesmerizing " A Symphony of Lights" show (幻彩咏香江) at 20:00, an enchanting display that transforms the Hong Kong skyline into a captivating audio-visual extravaganza, truly a feast for the senses.

Thank you for choosing Asia Odyssey Travel (AOT) for your Hong Kong tour. We are always dedicated to serving you and look forward to welcoming you again for your future trips to China/Asia.

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Welcome to the vibrant cosmopolitan city of Hong Kong. Your refreshing Hong Kong trip itinerary begins.

Upon arrival at Hong Kong International Airport,  you’ll be received by a representative who will escort you to the hotel. Check-in and relax for some time. Hong Kong is a vibrant city with spectacular skyscrapers and deep-rooted culture and traditions.

Spend the first day of your Hong Kong summer holiday leisurely. After a joyful day, return to the hotel and have a good night’s sleep.

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Head out for an exciting city tour of Hong Kong on this day of your Hong Kong tour package itinerary.

Enjoy the lavish spread of delectable breakfast serving international cuisines in the morning and get ready for a full day city tour. The first attraction that you will visit on your Hong Kong family trip will be the renowned wax museum, Madame Tussauds.

Next up on your Hong Kong holiday is the old-fashioned Aberdeen Village. Stop by the nearby markets to buy precious jewellery. After an entertaining day, come back to the hotel and stay for the night.

Tip : You can request your agent to customise your Hong Kong trip itinerary by including an evening city tour of Hong Kong in which you can experience the Symphony of Lights named as ‘World’s Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show’ by the Victoria Harbour.

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Post a delightful breakfast, embark on a full day Ocean Park tour. From the Polar expeditions to the tropical rainforests, you can experience all the enticing thrills in one day of your Hong Kong holiday. Indulge in floorless roller coaster rides on the Thrill Mountain or watch the multi-sensory show, Symbio on a 360-degree water screen during the Ocean Park tour. Spot beautiful marines species and end your day with exciting fun.

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Today you will step out for a full-day Disneyland tour & a stay within the wonderland.

After relishing a nutritious breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed for Disneyland. Check-in at the wonderland’s gorgeous accommodation - the Disneyland resort. 

Post check-in, enjoy a full-day Disneyland tour with your kids on your Hong Kong summer break. Do not miss to take pictures with your favourite Disney characters. Enjoy the thrilling Space Mountain roller coaster ride during the Hong Kong Disneyland holiday or watch the lively musical show ‘The Festival of the Lion King’.After a memorable tour of Disneyland, settle back for an overnight stay at the hotel. 

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Post breakfast, get ready and check-out from Disneyland resort. During the second day of your Disneyland trip, explore the remaining hidden gems here to take back home a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

On this day of your Hong Kong holiday, go for a boat ride to experience the fun of the Jungle River Cruise (charges extra). Also, watch the 3D montage film at the Mickey’s PhilharMagic. After a long tiring day, check-in at the hotel and stay for the night.

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After a delectable breakfast, check-out from the hotel as your exciting Hong Kong tour comes to an end. You will be transferred to the Hong Kong International Airport from where you can board the flight for your home destination.

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The Ultimate Hong Kong Disneyland Guide (2024): Secrets, Tips & Must-Dos

The hoi-sumest place on earth to let it go! ❄️

First published: 7 Jan 2019

When I first visited Hong Kong Disneyland a decade ago, I was underwhelmed. It seemed like a watered-down, almost pirated version of Disney magic. So when the park became part of our 7D Hong Kong trip , my reaction was a solid “meh”.

But now, the attractions are nothing short of world-class, and you can’t help feeling that sense of wonder. I say this as a full-grown adult, so you know it must be true! And the good news is they just keep building bigger and better attractions.

Photo credit: @hkdisneyland via Instagram

Case in point: the long-awaited World of Frozen just opened back in November 2023! The kingdom of Arendelle is ready to explore with familiar sights from the movie like the ice palace, the clock tower, and the friendship fountain.

Not to mention, Hong Kong Disneyland also unveiled its Castle of Magic Dreams in 2020, featuring 14 Disney princesses!

You’ll also find attractions not found in any other Disneyland, like the first-ever Marvel ride  (on top of a Marvel land in the works ) and a unique spin on the Haunted Mansion .

Click to jump to each section: Changes in operations | Pre-visit tips | Difference among tickets | Getting to HK Disneyland | Must-do rides and shows | Exclusive secrets | Suggested routes | Must-eats | FAQs

Changes in operations

Opening hours: Generally 10:30AM – 8:30PM (Mon – Thu), 10AM – 9PM (Fri – Sun). From September 2023 onwards, the park is closed every Wed (except PH and certain days). Check the opening hours before going.

Before visiting: – All guests must reserve a slot for their visit on the Hong Kong Disneyland website prior to arrival, up to 90 days in advance. This includes tickets purchased via Klook . – Check here for the updated list of attractions and shows for each day. – Download the Hong Kong Disneyland mobile app to check attraction wait times.

Stickers: Cast members no longer give out free stickers post-Covid 🙁

Pre-visit tips

1) avoid visiting during peak periods.

To avoid crowds, steer clear of weekends,  school holidays and China’s Golden Week holidays . It’s also best to visit during the cooler months of October to April (bonus: this period includes Halloween and Christmas decor and festivities).

2) Pre-book tickets to save money and skip the queue

Save 8% by booking through Klook . A one-day pass can go from  ~S$100 , compared to the HK$639 ( ~S$108 ) price tag on the official site . We also skipped the long lines at the entrance, and simply flashed our in-app voucher to go in!

Tickets are also available with the Klook Pass Hong Kong . So if your itinerary covers multiple Hong Kong attractions, this option could save you up to 26% overall.

3) Download the Hong Kong Disneyland app

It may be a small park, but these legs were made for riding coasters, not walking aimlessly! With the free  Hong Kong Disneyland mobile app , we checked attraction wait times and showtime schedules and got there fast with the GPS-enabled park map.

Difference between Hong Kong Disneyland Tickets (2024)

Photo credit: Hong Kong Disneyland

There are many ticket options for Hong Kong Disneyland via Klook with the World of Frozen opening up, so here are a few pointers to help you decide.

Priority access to rides can also be pre-booked via Klook. We go through it more in this section !

What do the different tiers mean?

Hong Kong Disneyland has recently implemented a tier system for their 1-day tickets. Each day has an assigned “tier” based on how busy it gets. The higher the tier, the more expensive the ticket; Tier 1 is the cheapest, and Tier 4 is the most expensive.

*Pro-tip: Use the 1-Day Ticket Calendar to check which ticket you need to buy based on when you’re visiting.

Example: Only people who bought Tier 3 tickets can go on 29 Mar 2024 — a busy day in the middle of peak season.

If you accidentally buy a higher-tier ticket than intended, you can still use that to visit on a “lower tier” day.

Example: You bought a Tier 4 ticket, but decide to visit the park on a Tier 3 day instead. That’s okay!

Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland

The super-cute Disney Express train.

The cheapest (and most scenic) transport option is the MTR. Take the Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay Station, transfer to the Disneyland Resort Line and onto the Disney train. It’s hard to miss, with adorable Disney-themed handles and memorabilia!

If you’re coming from the airport, it’s a 20-minute taxi ride which costs ~HK$180 (~S$31).

Read also:   Ultimate Hong Kong Guide — 28 Must-Sees, Hidden Gems, And Everything In Between

Must-Do Rides and Shows at Hong Kong Disneyland

Here’s what you can’t miss in each of the eight themed lands.

[NEW] Attractions and Must-Dos in World of Frozen

The Norwegian-inspired World of Frozen is based on the Summer Snowy Day celebration, which hardcore fans of the movie know as the day Anna saved Elsa from death. While Arendelle isn’t open yet, here’s what you can expect based on what we know so far!

Must-Dos 1) Frozen Ever After: An immersive boat ride in Elsa’s Ice Palace featuring characters and songs from the Frozen movies.

Frozen Ever After . Photo credit: Hong Kong Disneyland

2) Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs: A family-friendly coaster that takes you through the Arendelle Forest.

Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs . Photo credit: Hong Kong Disneyland

3) Playhouse in the Woods: A play set in the Arendelle Forest where Anna and Elsa return to their childhood hideaway and Elsa’s magic powers will be on display.

Attractions and Must-Dos on Main Street, USA

Designed like a 20th-century American town, Main Street, USA is where the, well, main action happens, with key parades and guest utilities. Walking through this area is like entering the Lady and the Tramp ‘s idyllic scenes, a throwback to simpler days gone by.

Must-Dos 1)  Hong Kong Disneyland Railroad : A scenic train ride with a last stop at Fantasyland, the furthest end of the park.

2) “Momentous” Nighttime Spectacular : A light and fireworks show that debuted in June 2022 — featuring almost 150 Disney and Pixar characters. This 20-minute show is the last attraction after all the other rides have closed and gets crowded fast . Secure good viewing spots at least 30 minutes before showtime!

*Pro-tip: We recommend the corner near the gantry, which also lets you quickly exit the park!

Other Attractions 3)  Animation Academy : A 20-minute class on drawing your favourite Disney characters. While instructions are in Cantonese, the steps are easy enough to follow. You can even take your masterpiece home!

4)  Art of Animation : An exhibit with storyboards, paintings, and a cool zoetrope machine for a behind-the-scenes look at Disney animation.

5) Pixar Water Play Street Party : A daytime parade with huge floats and your favourite Pixar characters — Buzz Lightyear, Mr and Mrs Incredible, Frozone and more!

6)  Main Street Vehicles : A one-way drive down Main Street in a charming vintage automobile.

7) The Royal Reception Hall : Meet Cinderella, Belle and more! Note that after 11AM, a Disney Standby Pass is required for this experience.

Attractions and Must-Dos in  Adventureland 

With lush foliage, wooden huts, and lots of tiki, Adventureland is where you’ll find jungle cuties like  Tarzan  and Mowgli .

Must-Dos 1) Festival of The Lion King : A live-action musical based on The Lion King . The singing, stunts, and animatronics were impressive, and there were a couple of times I forgot this wasn’t Broadway!

*Pro-tip:  Best seats are at the back, on the side furthest from the entrance.

Festival of the Lion King

2)  Jungle River Cruise : An exciting, family-friendly river ride where you’ll see (animatronic) animals, and some not-so-friendly natives.

Other Attractions 3)  Tarzan’s Treehouse : A raft ride across the river, where you can explore the iconic treehouse. There are limited rafts, so don’t bother if the queue is too long.

4)  Moana: A Homecoming Celebration : This 20-minute show is more suited for kids, with true-to-character acting and singing.

4)  Liki Tikis : A water fountain area with large tikis you can make music with.

5)  Karibuni Marketplace : Enjoy carnival games and photo opportunities with characters from Up, The Lion King, and The Jungle Book.

Attractions and Must-Dos in  Grizzly Gulch 

The Wild Wild West in the heart of the East! It’s always a Gold Rush at the Grizzly Gulch , with geysers, chuckwagons, and sleepy cowboy tunes.

Must-Dos 1)  Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars : A thrilling old-school rollercoaster that’ll have you going backwards in time, amongst other surprises.

Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars

Other Attractions 2)  Geyser Gulch : A water-play area designed like natural geyser pools.

3) The Travelin’ Tunesmiths : A live musical troupe that performs stories from their travels.

4)  Wild West Photo Fun : Quirky photo spots including a Wanted poster, jail cell, and a huge golden nugget!

Attractions and Must-Dos in  Mystic Point 

Mystic Point takes you to the tropical wilderness of Papua New Guinea, where supernatural forces come into play. Its highlight: An intimidating Victorian manor, home of eccentric Lord Henry Mystic and his cheeky monkey, Albert .

Must-Dos 1)  Mystic Manor : Without a doubt, the best ride in the entire park! If you’ve only got time for one thing in Hong Kong Disneyland, this is it.

Mystic Manor’s ride design is built like  Disney’s Haunted Mansion , but the similarities end there. This Hong Kong Disneyland-exclusive comes with a unique story, adorable characters, and an immersive experience that’s full of surprises.

This family-friendly ride doesn’t have many thrills, but more than makes up for it with special effects and storytelling. Even adults will want seconds on this one!

Mystic Manor.

Other Attractions 2) Garden of Wonders :   A garden photo spot filled with 3D illusions.

Garden of Wonders.

3)  Mystic Point Freight Depot : Another photo spot with discoveries including a Mayan carving, and an enormous stone head from Ancient Rome.

Attractions and Must-Dos in  Toy Story Land 

Tall grass and oversized playthings make you feel part of Andy’s toy box at  Toy Story Land .

Must-Dos 1)  RC Racer :   An intense half-pipe ride up and down a towering 27m racetrack. Don’t be fooled by the cute car and kiddie exterior — this one’s truly a thrill ride.

Other Attractions 2)  Toy Soldier Parachute Drop :   Ascend a tall tower before plunging down like a skydiving soldier. For a tower ride, the drops are easy on the stomach, so just enjoy the view!

3)  Slinky Dog Spin : A tame but fun Caterpillar-style ride on the adorable Slinky Dog.

Slinky Dog Spin.

4) Barrel of Fun :   Photo opportunities with Woody , Jessie , and Buzz Lightyear .

5)  Toy Soldier Boot Camp : An interactive show where toy soldiers train young volunteers for battle. You’ll find them at the entrance of Toy Story Land, next to the statue of Woody — check with cast members for exact timings.

Toy Soldier Boot Camp.

Attractions and Must-Dos in  Fantasyland 

Fantasyland brings classic fairytales to life, with dreamy decor and classic carnival rides.

Must-Dos 1) Castle of Magical Dreams: To commemorate its 15th anniversary, Hong Kong Disneyland unveiled a new Castle of Magical Dreams in November 2020. This castle celebrates 14 of our favourite Disney princesses — like Belle and Elsa!

2)  Mickey and the Wondrous Book : The best show in Hong Kong Disneyland. The 30-minute spectacle brings Disney stories to life with innovative musical mashups.

Mickey and the Wondrous Book.

*Pro-tip:  Arrive at least 15 minutes early to secure the best seats — at the centre and near the back, where you can see all the action and read the English subtitles easily.

3) The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh : A whimsical spin ride based on A.A. Milne’s beloved stories.

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

4)  “It’s a small world” : The iconic indoor boat ride!

Other Attractions 5)  Mickey’s PhilharMagic : A classic Disneyland 3D show, with singalong songs, beloved characters, and humorous storytelling.

6) Fairy Tale Forest : Charming small-scale recreations of classic fairytales.

7)  Sword in the Stone : A show where guests are invited to test their worthiness by retrieving the legendary Excalibur from a large stone. If you succeed, you’ll become the rightful heir of England (in medieval times only, sorry).

8)  Cinderella Carousel : A gorgeous merry-go-round with royal steeds and exuberant music.

9)  Dumbo the Flying Elephant : Soar on Dumbo’s back to a symphony of circus music.

10) Mad Hatter Tea Cups : A dizzying spin aboard a giant teacup in a blitz of colour and sound. You can control the speed and direction of your teacup, so make your experience kid-friendly or all-out crazy.

Attractions and Must-Dos in  Tomorrowland 

Tomorrowland is a dazzling zone that imagines futuristic technology and exciting space travel.

Must-Dos 1)  Iron Man Experience : The first-ever Marvel ride not found in any other Disneyland! In this immersive 3D ride, you’ll whizz over the Hong Kong skyline with Iron Man. It’s a super fun adventure that’ll have you shouting and cheering throughout!

Iron Man Experience. Photo credit: Geek Tyrant

2)  Hyperspace Mountain : An exhilarating high-speed battle in outer space. This rollercoaster ride was non-stop excitement, from Admiral Ackbar’s countdown to the rapid twists and turns as you dodge blaster fire, timed perfectly to the Star Wars soundtrack. A welcome change from its previous iteration, Space Mountain !

3) Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle : Step into the tiny shoes of Ant-Man and fight alongside him and the Wasp to stop Hydra in this exciting shooting ride.

Other Attractions 4)  Orbitron : Pilot your own spaceship through a galaxy of planets. This ride’s best taken at night, when the planets light up in a neon blaze.

5)  Iron Man Tech Showcase : For a photo with the charismatic superhero himself.

Secrets & tips for Hong Kong Disneyland

1) [new] use disney premier access for the popular attractions.

Hong Kong Disneyland sadly no longer uses the free FASTPASS system — you’ll now have to purchase Disney Premier Access ( available via Klook add-on ) to skip the queues instead.

It pretty much works the same, where you’ll have to scan your Disney Premier Access QR code at each attraction to enjoy priority access. 

You can purchase either Disney Premier Access for a single attraction, or a bundle of three or eight attractions. Take note that each pass provides priority access to different rides.

Purchase the Disney Premier Access passes online beforehand via Klook add-on , on the Hong Kong Disneyland mobile app , or on-site at the Main Entrance Ticket Booth, Guest Relations (City Hall, Main Street USA),  Pooh Corner (Fantasyland), Expo Shop (Tomorrowland), Archive Shop (Mystic Point) or Andy’s Toy Box (Toy Story Land).

*Note: The Disney Premier Access does not include admission to Hong Kong Disneyland Park. You’ll have to purchase it separately! For convenience, you can purchase this as an add-on in Klook in addition to your admission ticket.

2) If queues are long, pick single-rider options

Opt for the Single Rider option where available — this cut our waiting time for  Toy Soldier Parachute Drop   from 40 minutes to just 5!

3) Trade pins with cast members

Pin trading is a huge (albeit relatively unknown) tradition at Disneyland, and Hong Kong is no exception. Choose a pin from the shop (from HK$75 – HK$105), and trade with cast members around the park.

4) Collect badges for special occasions

If it’s your birthday or first time at Disney, head to Guest Relations (located within City Hall on Main Street) and collect a celebratory badge. You never know what surprises await when you put it on!

5) Watch out for picture spots

These often-missed signposts show you how to position yourself for the best photos!

Suggested routes

Both of these itineraries include must-dos, but the Magic Route prioritises shows and scenic attractions while the Mayhem Route  suits thrill-seekers.

Do note that Main Street opens at official opening time, while other lands and attractions open 30 minutes later.

Also, an hour before park closing, attractions in all lands except Fantasyland and Tomorrowland close. We recommend spending 30 minutes walking through the park to see the lights, then camping out at Main Street for the night parade.

*Note: Rides that are eligible for Disney Premier Access bundles are marked with an asterisk (**).

Magic Route

1) Iron Man Experience** 2) The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh** 3) It’s a Small World** 4) Frozen Ever After 5) Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs 6) Mickey’s PhilharMagic** 7) Fairy Tale Forest 8) Hong Kong Disneyland Railroad (Fantasyland Station) 9) Duffy and Friends Play House 10) Jungle River Cruise 11) Slinky Dog Spin 12) Mystic Manor** 13) “Momentous” Nighttime Spectacular

Mayhem Route 

1) Iron Man Experience** 2) Hyperspace Mountain** 3) Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle** 4) The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh** 5) It’s a Small World** 6) Frozen Ever After 7) Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs 8) RC Racer** 9) Toy Soldier Parachute Drop 10) Mystic Manor** 11) Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars** 12) Duffy and Friends Play House 13) “Momentous” Nighttime Spectacular

Must-Eats at Hong Kong Disneyland

Theme park food doesn’t come cheap, so spend only on the cutest things!

Exhibit A: Mickey Waffle with chocolate sauce and maple syrup, for HK$58

Exhibit B: These adorable donuts for HK$42

For main meals, you’ll find at least one themed food hall  in each land, with prices averaging HK$100.  Halal and vegetarian  options are available too.

If you’re on a tight budget, we recommend a light meal of fish and chips or chicken nuggets at Grizzly Gulch’s  Lucky Nugget Saloon for HK$50. For a heartier meal, Starliner Diner serves affordable American fast food from HK$99.

We opted for the diverse spread at Fantasyland’s  Royal Banquet Hall , serving a mix of international food (~HK$129 per meal).

Meal at the Royal Banquet Hall

*Pro-tip: Bring your own water bottle and refill it at water fountains, usually found outside the toilets.

Hong Kong Disneyland FAQs

1) is there a language barrier at hong kong disneyland.

Nope! The staff at Hong Kong Disneyland speak a mixture of Cantonese, English and Mandarin. Shows always include English translations, and there’s never a point where I didn’t understand what was going on.

2) Should I stay at a hotel near Hong Kong Disneyland?

Since the park is so accessible by public transport, it’s not crucial to stay onsite. However, there are some cool benefits, like the walking-distance proximity to Disneyland, and special  character dining opportunities .

Level up your magical experience at one of the three hotels: the grand  Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel , Art Deco-inspired  Disney’s Hollywood Hotel , and jungle-themed  Disney Explorers Lodge .

*Pro-tip: Check out Klook’s Stay+ deals — discounted bundles when you book a hotel and add on travel essentials or attraction tickets (including Hong Kong Disneyland!)

Read also: Top 9 Hotels Near Hong Kong Disneyland

3) Is WiFi available ?

WiFi is available through most of the park and is generally reliable.

4) How long should I spend at Hong Kong Disneyland?

One day is enough to cover Hong Kong Disneyland, though you’ll need to prioritise the highlights. Opt for two days if you want to take your time and enjoy every single attraction.

5) Are there prayer facilities available?

Yes, there’s a quiet room at Mystic Point that can be used for prayers. Guests can borrow a mat and garments from Guest Relations at Main Street.

6) Are there Halal-certified restaurants?

For now, Tahitian Terrace in Adventureland is the only Halal-certified restaurant in Disneyland. Choose from a selection of Southeast Asian food — we tried the Seafood Laksa (HK$130).

Save Up to 8% Off Hong Kong Disneyland Tickets

Being avid theme park-goers, we know better than to buy tickets at the counter. Counter tickets at Hong Kong Disneyland will set you back ~S$108. Instead, pre-book your e-tickets via Klook , and get them at ~S$100!

Note that if you purchase a 2-day pass , your first visit must be on or before the expiry date, while the second visit must be within 6 days after.

Save up to 26% on HK activities : Here’s a pro-tip if you’re planning to visit attractions other than Disneyland: Klook Pass Hong Kong lets you bundle up to six activities from a list of 17 choices (including dining options at HK Disneyland Resort , and LEGOLAND Discovery Centre ) for extra savings! 😉

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Few things in life can make us feel like a kid again, and Hong Kong Disneyland is  one of them. It’s the main reason why my sister and I first visited Hong Kong a few years ago, and we did not regret it. Like I said on my Hong Kong Travel Guide Blog, the trip was really special. The Disney Castle’s fireworks display was so beautiful it made us cry. The feeling is so surreal, like a childhood dream that finally came true. We spent 2 days in Disneyland Hong Kong because we’re just so mesmerized and wanted to slow down and soak up the atmosphere.  To make the most of your time here, best to plan your trip and decide the rides that you want to try  and attractions that you want to visit. Here’s my Disneyland Hong Kong Guide to help you plan your itinerary.

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DISNEYLAND HONG KONG  PRE-TRIP PLANNING

When is the best time to visit.

Hong Kong is a year-round destination due to its sub-tropical location.  It has 4 seasons: summer, winter, autumn and spring. The months of October to November and March to April are the best months to visit Hong Kong due to its pleasant weather, just avoid the weekends and holidays if you are visiting Disneyland as it can get pretty crowded.  June to August is hot and humid, which can be brutal.  May to September is a typhoon season, so if you have booked during these months, make sure to check the weather updates.  Meanwhile, the months between December to February are the coldest months in Hong Kong.

How many days to spend in Hong Kong Disneyland?

Disneyland Hong Kong is not a half-day park, you will miss a lot if you only visit for 1 day.  And with the hefty entrance fee, best to maximise your time here.  I think a 1-day visit would be enough to cover the highlights of Disneyland Hong Kong. You can get a FASTPASS to avoid long queues.  I will discuss that below .

Now if you are a huge Disney fan, then 2 days in Hong Kong Disneyland would probably be the best for you, as this will give you enough time to cover the entire theme park and soak up the atmosphere here.

Disneyland Hong Kong Open Hours:

Disneyland Hong Kong operating hours is 10:30 AM –  8:45 PM every Monday to Thursday and 10:00 AM – 8:45 PM from Friday to Sunday.

Official Website: www.hongkongdisneyland.com

Decide your Hong Kong Disneyland Route

If you wish to maximize your trip to Disneyland Hong Kong, better plan your route ahead of time.  Download the Hong Kong Disneyland mobile app with GPS-enabled map HERE .   This is a big help when navigating around the park, it will also tell you the estimated waiting time for each ride, you can make restaurant reservations through the app, it will tell you when and where will the Disney character appear in the park, etc.

Check out the map below to see what are the Hong Kong rides and attractions that you want to see and try.  You can also get a FREE map inside Disneyland Hong Kong.

Where to buy Hong Kong Disneyland Tickets?

While you can buy Hong Kong Disneyland ticket at the park entrance, you can avoid the long lines and save time if you purchase your ticket in advance.  You can get it from Hong Kong Disneyland Hotels or better yet, get it online. Klook offers Hong Kong Disneyland discounted tickets, you can book through the link below.

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How much is the hong kong disneyland ticket price.

There are 4 types of Hong Kong Disneyland tickets. The most popular HK Disneyland tickets are:

1-Day HK Disneyland Park Ticket:

(General Admission, 12-64 y.o) :  HKD 619/PHP 4,199/USD 79/EURO 68/SGD 107/MYR 316

(Children, 3- 11 y.o) : HKD 458/PHP 3,107/USD 58/EURO 50/SGD 79/MYR 236

(Senior, 65 + y.o): HKD 100/PHP 678/USD 13/EURO 11/SGD 17/MYR 51

2-Day HK Disneyland Park Ticket:

(General Admission, 12-64 y.o) : HKD 799/PHP 5,420/USD 102/EURO 87/SGD 138/MYR 407

(Children, 3- 11 y.o) :  HKD 458/PHP 3,107/USD 58/EURO 50/SGD 79/MYR 236

(Senior, 65 + y.o) : HKD 170/PHP 1,153/USD 22/EURO 19/SGD 29/MYR 87

Can you skip the line in Disneyland Hong Kong rides?

  Yes.  But you need to get a FASTPASS Ticket and good news is, it’s FREE. FASTPASS attractions include: Hyperspace Mountain, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and the Iron Man Experience.

FASTPASS Tickets are available to guests with valid Hong Kong Disneyland park tickets, and they are subject to change and availability. It’s only valid on the day of issue and everyone in your group must have FASTPASS Ticket.

FASTPASS ticket can only be used for a specific time period  and you can only get one ticket for the said period. A valid FASTPASS ticket should indicate the attraction name, a time period you can return to the attraction and a time when you can get another FASTPASS ticket.

HOW TO USE THE FASTPASS Ticket?

• Go to the FASTPASS distribution sign near the ride or attraction entrance.
• Check the “Return Time” shown on the sign. If the return time is good for you, you can scan your valid Hong Kong Disneyland ticket at the FASTPASS machine.
• The machine will generate a FASTPASS ticket printed with your return time. Get the FASTPASS ticket.
• Go to the FASTPASS return entrance during the specified time on your ticket.
• Show your FASTPASS ticket the Cast Member (staff) and enjoy your shorter wait line!

What to Pack for Hong Kong Disneyland?

  Bring refillable drinking bottle to keep yourself hydrated, you can refill for free at any of the drinking fountains scattered around Hong Kong Disneyland, usually located outside most restrooms.

If you are visiting from December to February, bring jacket as this is the coldest months.

If you are visiting during summer, bring extra shirt or clothes so you can change. The weather can get pretty humid during this season.

Bring power bank for your phones and bring extra battery for your camera so you can take many pictures.

Hong Kong Disneyland Internet and Data:

  Hong Kong Disneyland has  a free Wi-Fi, but connection is intermittent, so it’s best if you have your own Wi-Fi connection. Philippine Airlines has MYPALRoam , we used this during our recent trip and the connection was really good. You can  BOOK HERE   and they also have booths at NAIA Terminal 2.

Hong Kong Simcard:

If you are traveling to Hong Kong alone, the cheapest option to get connected online is by buying a Hong Kong sim card.  You can purchase through the link below.  

RESERVE SIMCARD HERE

Mode of Payment in Hong Kong Disneyland:

While Hong Kong Dollar is used widely, some restaurants and shops inside Hong Kong Disneyland accepts major credit cards. It would be best to bring a credit card with no foreign transaction fees. Otherwise, if you run out of cash, there are ATMs located inside Hong Kong Disneyland.

ATM locations inside Hong Kong Disneyland:

• Left side of the Park entrance
• City Hall along Main Street, USA
• Explorer’s Club Restaurant, Mystic Point
• Inside Hong Disneyland Resort hotels

Also, take note that you can use the Octopus Card in several locations in Hong Kong, including train rides.

  Are there lockers in Hong Kong Disneyland Park?

  Yes. You can leave your bags at the luggage valet on Park Promenade near MTR Disneyland Resort Station. Fee for any luggage size is HKD 110/PHP 746/USD 14/EURO 12/SGD 19/MYR 56 per piece per day.

You may also store your luggage at lockers inside Hong Kong Disneyland Park midway up Main Street, USA.  And you can open them unlimited times during regular business hours.  Luggage size should fit the locker with size 45 cm x 35 cm x 43 cm. Fee is HKD 110/PHP 746/USD 14/EURO 12/SGD 19/MYR 56 per piece per day.

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How to get to Disneyland Hong Kong from Manila, Philippines?

There are several airlines that fly to Hong Kong daily. But Philippines Airlines is a great choice since the airfare comes with inflight-meal and a 30 kg baggage allowance, unlike in low cost airlines. You can book your flight at www.philippineairlines.com   and follow them on their social media channels to get seat sale alerts.  We flew early in the morning and luckily, our PAL plane has inflight entertainment!

It’s pretty easy to get around Hong Kong because of its excellent transportation system, most especially its well-connected MTR. Here’s how to get to Hong Kong Disneyland Resort from some popular train stations.  You can plan your Hong Kong MTR route  HERE

  Hong Kong Airport to Hong Kong Disneyland

•   Ride the Hong Kong Airport MTR.
• Alight at Tsing Yi Station.
• Change to Tung Chung Line (Orange Line) at Tsing Yi Platform 3
• Get off at Sunny Bay.
• Change train to Hong Disneyland Resort (Pink Line) at Sunny Bay Platform 3.
• Alight at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Station and walk to the park entrance.

Transit Time: About 34 mins

First Train: 05:54 AM

Last Train: 12:04 AM

Regular Fare:

(Adult) HKD 85.20/PHP 578/USD 11/EURO 9.31/SGD 15/MYR 43

(Children/Senior) HKD 42.40/PHP 288/USD 5.40/EURO 5/SGD 7.34/MYR 22

Fare if using the Octopus Card:

(Adult) HKD 65/PHP 441/USD 8.28/EURO 7.10/SGD 11.25/MYR 33.15

(Children/Senior) HKD 32.50/PHP 220.45/USD 4.14/EURO 3.55/SGD 5.63/MYR 16.57

Hong Kong Station to Hong Kong Disneyland

• If your hotel is near Hong Kong Station, ride Tung Chung Line (Orange Line) to Sunny Bay.
• Get off atSunny Bay Station.
• Interchange at Sunny Bay Platform 3 towards Disneyland.
• Board the train to Disneyland Resort (Pink Line)
• Alight at Disneyland Resort Line.
• Walk towards Disneyland entrance.

T ravel Time: About 30 mins

First Train: 6:01 AM

Last Train: 00:13 AM

  Regular Fare: HKD 28.50/PHP 193/USD 4/EURO 3/SGD 5/MYR 15

  Fare if using the Octopus Card: HKD 25.7/PHP 174/USD 3.27/EURO 3/SGD 4.45/MYR 13.11

Mongkok/Tsim Tsa Tsui to Hong Kong Disneyland

• If your hotel is in Mong Kok, ride Tsuen Wan Line (Red Line) at MTR Mong Kok Station .   If coming from Tsim Sha Tsui area, at MTR Tsim Tsa Tsui, board the Tsuen Wan Line (Red Line).
• Alight at MTR Lai King Station.
• Change train at Lai King Platform 3 towards Tung Chung (Orange Line).
• Get off at Sunny Bay Station.

Travel time: 33 mins

First Train: 06:16 AM

Last Train: 12:09 PM

Regular: HKD 23/PHP 156/USD 3/EURO 3/SGD 4/MYR 12

Fare  if using the Octopus Card:

MTR (Adult) HKD 20.3/PHP 135.67/USD 2.59/EURO 2.10/SGD 3.42/MYR 10.12

MTR (Child/Student)   HKD 10.2/68.17/USD 1.30/EURO 1.06/SGD 1.72/MYR 5.09

By Disneyland Hotel Shuttle

If you’re staying at any of the Hong Kong Disneyland resorts, there are FREE shuttle buses that run between the hotels and the Disneyland  Resort Public Transportation Interchange (PTI), which is walking distance to Park.

Shuttle Bus Hours of Operation:

6:00 AM to 8:00 AM Departing from PTI every 20 minutes

8:00 AM to midnight Departing from PTI every 10 to 15 minutes

12:00 AM to 1:00 AM Departing from PTI every 20 minutes

1:00 AM to 6:00 AM Services may be arranged upon request. Inquire at the hotel front desk.

BY LOCAL BUS

Hong kong downtown to hong kong disneyland.

Long Win Bus and City Bus have bus routes to Hong Kog Disneyland from downtown Hong Kong.  Bus # R33 leaves from Tuen Mun Railway Station. While Bus # 42 leaves from Tai Wai Railway Station.

FARE: HKD  22.3/PHP 151.26/USD 3/EURO 2.44/SGD 4/MYR 11.37

Hong Kong Airport to Hong Kong Disneyland

• Go to Airport Ground Transport Center Bus Terminus .
• Ride any “A” or “E” bus routes to Lantau Link Toll Plaza.
• Get off at Lantau Link Toll PlazA.
• Ride bus R8 toDisneylandResort Public Transportation Interchange (PTI)
• Walk to park entrance.

To Lantau Toll Link Plaza:HKD 7/PHP 47/USD 0.89/EURO 0.76/SGD 1.21/MYR 4

To Disneyland Resort Public Transport Interchange (PTI): HKD 3/PHP 20/USD 0.38/EURO 0.33/SGD 0.52/MYR 1.53

You can take a taxi to Hong Kog Disneyland Resort. Taxi service areas are indicated by color:  Urban taxi (red), New Territories taxis (green) and Lantau taxis (blue). If coming from Hong Kong Airport, expect to pay aroundHKD 130/PHP 882/USD 17/EURO 14/SGD 23/MYR 66 for a taxi to Disneyland Hong Kong.

Where to Stay in Disneyland Hong Kong?

Disney Explorers Lodge

Disneyland HongKong can be easily done as a day tour from downtown Hong Kong, but if you have the budget to splurge and want to treat your family and friends to a comfortable stay near the theme park, you can book the following hotels.

NOTE: To check the room rates, click the link below, change the date and click search.

DISNEY EXPLORERS LODGE

The latest addition  to Hong Kong Disneyland Resorts, Disney Explorers Lodge is a seven-story hotel with design and architecture that showcases the cultures of Africa, Oceania, South America and Asia.  Interestingly, the hotel is brimming with arts and artefacts from around the world. I stayed here during our recent visit to Hong Kong Disneyland.

CHECK ROOM RATES HERE

DISNEY HOLLYWOOD HOTEL

My sister and I stayed here during our first visit to Disneyland Hong Kong, and just like in Disney Explorers Lodge, we enjoyed the experience.  It’s a Hollywood-inspired hotel, with a beautiful Art Deco style building sprinkled with Disney designs.

HONG  KONG DISNEYLAND HOTEL

Though I haven’t stayed here yet, I’ve visited this twice during my Hong Kong trip because we usually dine here.  It has an opulent 6-star lobby and a Victorian-inspired building.  Also check out its  well-manicured garden with a maze.

ALSO READ: Hong Kong Budget Hotels

Where to eat in hong kong disneyland.

There are several restaurants inside Disneyland Hong Kong park, you can refer to your mobile app or map on where to find them. We’ve tried most of them during our last visit. My personal favorite is the Main Street Corner Café and Plaza Inn.

Main Street, USA: Main Street Corner Café, Plaza Inn and Market House Bakery

Mystic Point: Explorer’s Club Restaurant

Fantasyland: Royal Banquet Hall and Clopin’s Festival of Foods

Adventureland: Tahitian Terrace

Tomorrowland: Comet Café, Starliner Diner

If you are staying in one of the 3 Hong Kong Disneyland Resorts, you can also try their restaurants and get to meet Mickey and friends! My personal favorite here is the Enchanted Garden and the Crystal Lotus

Disney Explorer’s Lodge: Dragon Wind, World of Color Restaurant, Chart Room Cafe

Disneyland Hotel: Enchanted Garden, Crystal Lotus, Walt’s Café, Sea Breeze Bar

Disney’s Hollywood Hotel: Chef Mickey, Hollywood and Dine

Hong Kong Disneyland Theme Zones and Popular Rides

1. main street, usa.

Once you enter Hong Kong Disneyland, this  beautiful themed zone will welcome you warmly.  This place will make you feel as if you are walking in 1900’s  in the US. At the end of the Main Street, you will see the Disneyland Castle  proudly standing in the middle. Main Street, USA is a perfect place to shoot your Instagram OOTDs!

Popular Main Street, USA Attractions:

Royal Princess Garden –  Little girls will surely love this place where visitors can meet and greet their favorite Disney Princesses like Cinderella, Snow White, Belle, Sophia and Princess Aurora and have a photo with them!

2. Adventureland

This place is like a remote jungle, brimming with outposts and river cruises.

Popular Adventureland Attractions:

Festival of the Lion King –  My favorite theater show in Hong Kong Disneyland is the Lion King. Don’t miss this musical that tells the story of Simba, Nala and Scar. The stage is packed with acrobats and fire dancers and impressive floats.

  Jungle River Cruise –  Ride a weathered tramp steamer and enjoy a fascinating cruise along a tropical river where you’ll encounter a pool of playful elephants, hippos, gorillas, king cobras and giant spider, a headhunter and the iconic Canyon of the Gods.

Tarzan’s Tree House –  Ride this raft that will take you to Tarzan’s Tree House.

  3.Tomorrowland 

This eye-catching sci-fi themed park is located on the right side after Mainland, USA. You won’t miss it because of the distinctive rocket dome of Hyperspace Mountain. Tomorrowland mostly features space adventures.

Tomorrowland Popular Rides:

Iron Man Experience –  At Tomorrowland, you’ll find the Iron Man Experience, a 3D simulation ride where you can fly over Hong Kong on a wing flight vehicle while the city is under attack by Hydra and Iron Man will surely save you. If you want to meet and greet Iron Man himself and snap a photo, you can head to the Iron Man Tech Show at the Stark Expo. As queue here can get pretty long, you can use your FASTPASS.

Hyperspace Mountain –  This classic roller coaster ride sent me screaming for my dear life! Haha Definitely one of the most popular rides in Hong Kong Disneyland, Hyperspace Mountain is a Star Wars theme ride.  You will board a thrilling ride together with your buddy as you go through intergalactic battles with sudden twists, bend and drops, Stormtroopers, X-Wing Star Fighters, and more! After the thrilling ride, you can meet the Star Wars character at the command post.

Starwars Take Over –  You can also see your favorite Star Wars characters, including Stormtroopers, Chewbacca, R2D2 at Tomorrowland.

Buzz Light Year Astro Blasters –  This interactive ride is set in the Buzz Light Year universe. I like this ride because it’s not as gripping as the Space Mountain but it’s interactive – so when my sister and I tried this years ago, we had fun shooting targets with the movable laser gun.

Orbitron –  Another classic ride at Tomorrowland where you get to be a pilot of your own flying saucer!

4. Fantasyland

This is the heart of Hong Kong Disneyland, crowned by Disney Castle.Here, you’ll find many of the classic favorites like Cinderella, Winnie the Pooh, Dumbo, Mickey Mouse and Minnie, etc.

  Fantasyland Top Attractions:

• Hong Kong Disneyland Castle  – Currently under renovation.
• Fantasy Garden –  You might meet and greet your favorite Disney character in this beautiful, well-manicured garden that was inspired by Fantasi
• It’s a Small World –  My favorite ride in Hong Kong Disneyland because I thinks it’s therapeutic.  Hop on a musical boat while singing along to the classic world peace song and sail along the river fringed by stunning, intricate papier-mache and several traditionally dressed dolls from different parts of the world.
• The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh –  Ride on a gigantic Hunny Pot as you glide along the settings of Winnie the Pooh and immerse in its stories.

5. Toy Story Land

As you might have surmised, Toy Storyland will shrink you and transport you to Andy’sbackyard where you can play with the Toy story character, just like in the movie.  This zone is packed with rides and attractions for children and adult.

Toy Story Land Popular Rides:

• Toy Soldier Parachute Jump –  Hop on the 6-person parachute jump vehicle and float up a 25-meter-tall parachute tower for stunning, panoramic view of Mystic Manor and Grizzly Gulch! Then, experience being dropped from the sky with a parachute, over and over again!
• RC Racer –  I tried this roller coaster ride on my 1 st visit, and it almost made me puke! Haha If you like gravity-defying rides, this one’s for you, but if not, skip this!  The RC Racer is inspired by the remote-controlled car (RC) of Andy in the Disney Pixar movie Toy Story.  This ride will send you speeding back and forth on a towering U-shaped track.
• Slinky Dog Spin –  Slinky Dog Spin will remind you of Andy’s good friend Slinky the Dog, with a distinct spring body. This ride will take you up and down as Slinky Dog follow a ring-shaped route.

  6. Mystic Point

This themed zone in Disneyland Hong Kong is one of my favorites! The Mystic Point is set in 1908 where supernatural events and mysteries happens.

Mystic Point Popular Attractions:

• Mystic Manor –  We visited the lovely Mystic Manor, home of Lord Henry Mystic and got to hop on the mystic magneto-electric carriage to see his extensive art and artifacts collection and got to witness how his beautifully carved Balinese music box turned inanimate objects to life with its music dust!
• Garden of Wonders –  Right in front of the Mystic Manor is a special garden that looks ordinary at first sight, but once you roam this well-manicured place, you will discover varied archaeological relics that form interesting 3D illusions.

7. Grizzly Gulch

This themed zone features a wild west concept, peppered mining mountains, golden nuggets, geyser, town jail and 19 th century-inspired establishments. You can also meet and greet your favorite Disney character sporting old wild western styles outfit here.

Grizzly Gulch Popular Ride:

Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars – Ride the mine train that will swoop you around a winding track, past jagged cavern! This is one exhilarating ride, not for the faint hearted!

HONG KONG DISNEYLAND PARADE 

A visit to Hong Kong Disneyland won’t be complete without watching the street parade!

FLIGHTS OF FANTASY PARADE

My favorite street parade as it packed with Disney characters in gorgeous floats! Catch Mickey and friends, Toy Story, The Lion King, The Jungle Book, and more! Catch this performance along the street every 1:45 PM!

DISNEY PAINT THE NIGHT PARADE

  Another beautiful parade, happens every night in Disneyland Hong Kong is the Disney Paint the Night Parade.  Catch your favorite Disney Characters infused with lights and colors! Catch Belle, Tinker Belle, Buzz Lightyear, Sheriff Woody, Ariel, and many more!  You can watch this every 8:45 PM at the main street of Disneyland.

What’s New in Hong Kong Disneyland

1. New and Long-Time Disney Friends – At the different corners of the park during the “Carnival of Stars”, you’ll get to meet the new faces and some long-time Disney friends.

At the Annex on the Main Street, USA, you can queue to meet Baymax and Hiro from Big Hero 6 .

Watch out for the grand entrance of Wakanda’s King – T’Challa, also known as Black Panther , from the technically-advanced African nation. Lean the traditional Wakandan greeting and snap a photo with him!

At Tomorrowland, meet Groot , as he joins guests for a very special Heroic encounter!

Catch Spider Man as he swings into action and shows off his bold moves in Tomorrowland.

2.  Karibuni Marketplace – Opened this year beside the Theater in Wild Adventureland, Karibuni Marketplace takes guests in the lively colors, sights and sounds of Africa. We had fun playing games here like Blongo Balls, Plinko and Wheel of Fortune where we were able to take home some cutesy prizes like stuffed animals and Disney pins! There are also snacks being exclusively sold here!

And oh, watch out for King Louie and Baloo from the Jungle Book, Carl and Russell from Up, Gennie and Jasmine from Aladdin, and Timon and Rafiki from the Lion King!

3. Moana: A Homecoming Celebration – Moana fans will surely rejoice as you can now meet this beauty in Adventureland. Moana: A Homecoming Celebration is the first attraction added toDisneyland Hong Kong’s expansion.

4. Water Play Street Party- Disneyland Hong Kong has just introduced the first-ever Disney-Pixar themed “Water Play Street Party”, featuring Disney Pixar stars, such as Mr. and Mrs. Incredibles from the Incredibles, and Toy Story characters. This street party is along Main Street, USA, where guests will be soaked up in a water-filled summer celebration!

5. The Transformation of Hong Kong Disneyland’s Castle – Who isn’t excited to see the new Disneyland Hong Kong Castle? The new castle will honor the 13 Disneyland Princess stories and is expected to take Disneyland Hong Kong to new heights will all new day and night entertainment! The makeover is still ongoing and guests are welcome to share their Disneyland Hong Kong photo on Instagram with the hashtag #CreateaDisneyCastle to help create a Disney mosaic together!

HONG KONG DISNEYLAND ITINERARY

Here’s a sample Hong Kong Disneyland itinerary, good for 1 day. Feel free to tweak this depending on your schedule.

DISNEYLAND HONG KONG BUDGET

If you are wondering how much to spend in Hong Kong Disneyland, here’s a sample budget. But do note that this doesn’t include the food, because it depends on where you plan to eat.  Food in Disneyland is quite hefty, and you can’t bring your own food. If you are on a tight budget, there are food trucks outside the park.  You can see them half way to the train station. Klook also offers a discounted voucher, you can RESERVE HERE .

Hong Kong Disneyland Travel Tips

Take note of these Etiquette and Rules inside Disneyland Hong Kong:

• Crowds would usually stand along the street when watching the Disney Street Parade or the WE Love Mickey Mouse Show.  If you want to have a good view, go there early so you can snag a spot. Don’t go around telling people to sit down.
• Beat the queue with the FASTPASS.
• Arrive early and go to the far attractions like Toy Story Land, Grizzly Gulch and Mystic Point first since most likely the crowd will gather at Main Street and Fantasy Land.
• Wear proper attire, 16 years or older are not allowed to wear costumes.
• Wear comfortable shoes or footwear as you will walk most of the time.
• During summer, bring umbrella, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen to protect yourself from the harsh sun.
• Smoke in designated smoking areas only.
• Don’t bring food, alcoholic beverages or any illegal substance inside the park.
• If you are really on a budget, there are food trucks outside Hong Kong Disneyland where you can buy and eat reasonably-priced food.
• Bag or boxes that are larger than 56 cm x 36cm x 23cm cannot be brought inside the park.
• Flying of drone and use of selfie stick, large tripod, folding stools, and chairs are prohibited inside the park.

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DISCLOSURE: Our Hong Kong Disneyland trip was made possible by Hong Kong Disneyland and Philippine Airlines .

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hello! i would like to ask the time regarding parade, on the disneyland website it is 7 30pm and flights of fantasy 3 30pm but yours is different. is it depende on the date? im doing our itinerary in disneyland kasi hehe thak you!

The schedule varies. They may have changed it already. Follow the dates on the official website. Thanks for the heads up

im planning to have a trip with my son on November 2019 for his and my birthday. any advise as to which should I check first? first time to plan for an out of the country trip

You can check my HK guide here: https://www.thepinaysolobackpacker.com/hong-kong-travel-guide-itinerary-budget/

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Hong Kong Island Tour

Hong Kong was once a simple fishing village. Today, it is one of the worlds most cosmopolitan cities where East truly meets West. Be amazed by this exciting City of Life with this half-day tour.

Aberdeen Fishing Village

Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter is an old traditional fishing village which is hard to find in any other parts of the World. You may gain a deeper insight of the lifestyle of Hong Kong fishing folks by riding on a sampan at your own expenses. Moving on, a value-added prestigious jewellery factory visit is arranged where you can find the famous hand-crafted fine jewellery.

A bustling district where modernity meets tradition with the fishing community still living on traditional junks. An optional ride on the sampan (water taxi) can be arranged at your own expenses.

Stanley Market

Stanley market is a Shoppers Paradise where you can find a wide variety of souvenirs such as silk, garments, sportswear, Chinese artwork and accessories.

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Drive up to Victoria Peak (554 meters above sea-level), to enjoy a panoramic view of the city, Victoria Harbour, Kowloon Peninsula and beyond (if weather permits). Afterwards board the Peak Tram for a ride to the Central District - a truly visual experience. Remarks: Please be advised that there will be a scheduled maintenance for the peak tram from June 05-09,2017.

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Hong Kong Disneyland Announces New Ticket Option

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HONG KONG, Sep 21, 2022 – Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (HKDL) today announced the addition of a new ticket option to their multiple-tiered ticket structure. Current prices for 1-Day Tickets for Peak Days and Regular Days will remain unchanged for all ticket types. The new 1-Day “Peak Plus Days Ticket^”, which is being introduced for the most popular days and seasons, will be set at HK$759 for General Admission (guests aged 12-64) and HK$569 for Child (guests aged 3-11).

“Multiple-tiered ticket pricing, a common practice throughout the attraction and theme park industry in Asia, not only gives guests flexibility in choosing when to visit, but also helps us deliver a better experience for all our guests. In addition, along with other value-added ticket products such as the Magic Access program, this approach gives guests more ways to visit our parks,” said a spokesperson at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.

Additionally, under the Magic Access annual pass program:

• Prices for an adult Silver Membership will be HK$1,348; HK$2,338 for Gold and HK$4,278 for Platinum.

• Prices for student/child memberships under the Silver, Gold and Platinum tiers will be HK$998, HK$1,668 and HK$3,078 respectively.

While these changes will come into effect tomorrow (Sep 22, 2022), special offers will be available for existing members and Hong Kong residents.

Prices for Senior 1-Day Tickets and Magic Access senior memberships will remain the same for the 11th consecutive year. Guests eligible for existing offers for people with disabilities will continue to receive a 30% discount on 1-Day Tickets for Regular Days and Peak Days, as well as Peak Plus Days.

^ Availability and validity dates for the 1-Day “Peak Plus Days Ticket” will be published in the 1-Day Ticket Calendar on HKDL’s official website, and will be regularly updated on a three-month rolling basis. Peak Plus Days are anticipated to begin with the coming Christmas season.

Special offers for locals’ favorite: Magic Access annual membership

Record high demand for Magic Access memberships demonstrates the love local guests have with this annual pass program. As a way to thank these loyal guests, the resort is providing three different offers to join or extend their current membership* in the coming eight weeks through Nov 16, 2022.

• Existing members with memberships expiring on or before Apr 30, 2023 can enjoy an early renewal discount of 20% on the current prices when renewing or upgrading to a Platinum or Gold membership.

• New members who buy three or more Magic Access memberships can enjoy a discount of 15% on the current prices. (For Hong Kong residents only.)

• New Magic Access can be purchased at current prices. (For Hong Kong residents only.)

* Offers not applicable to senior memberships, renewal to Silver membership or purchase of Magic Access Certificates.

JoyYou senior offer and promotions for local residents extended throughout the year

JoyYou card holders or Hong Kong residents aged 60 to 64 can enjoy a special offer until Oct 19, 2023. Eligible guests can continue to purchase 1-Day Tickets at the special price of HK$100, the same as 1-Day Senior tickets (for guests aged 65 or above).

In addition, HKDL will continue to launch exciting promotions and offerings throughout the year, including the acclaimed “Double the Fun” promotion for Halloween and Christmas. Guests can visit the park twice between Sep 16, 2022 and Jan 16, 2023 at the offer price of HK$759 for General Admission (aged 12-64) and HK$569 for Child (aged 3-11).

The resort will also continue to donate tens of thousands of park tickets every year to underserved families and people through non-profit organizations.

HKDL: a magnet for local and inbound visitors in coming years

Momentous, “The Most Magical Show on Earth” launched to rave reviews, demonstrates HKDL’s commitment to providing more fresh and contemporary experiences for guests to enjoy. As the resort heads into celebrations for The Walt Disney Company’s 100th anniversary, there are more in store for the coming year and beyond, including a brand-new Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse statue and the long-awaited Frozen-themed land, World of Frozen, to be opened in the second half of 2023.

About Hong Kong Disneyland Resort

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort offers unforgettable, culturally distinctive Disney experiences for guests of all ages and nationalities. Filled with your favorite Disney stories and characters, Hong Kong Disneyland offers guests the opportunity to explore seven diverse lands that are home to award-winning, unique attractions and entertainment. Complete your adventure with stays at the resort’s luxurious Disney hotels. The magic doesn’t end at our doorstep; as a dedicated member of the local community that cares deeply about societal wellbeing, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort spreads its magic through community service programs that help families in need, boost creativity among children and families, encourage the protection of the environment and inspire healthier living.

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The Hong Kong Disneyland mobile app keeps guests informed of all the excitement at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, from operating hours to entertainment schedules. Use the GPS-enabled map to find your way around the park or make reservations for park restaurants, and make every moment count with wait times for each attraction. Magic Access members can also view block-out calendars and membership privileges, designed to make your visit even more magical.

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Internet Has a Field Day Over Justin Timberlake’s Ruined World Tour

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In the early 1990s, a young boy became a member of Disney’s popular show,  The All-New Mickey Mouse Club . Justin Timberlake had charisma, stage presence, and a great singing voice.

On the show, Timberlake also met someone who would become a very close friend, JC Chasez. Timberlake and Chasez were on The All-New Mickey Mouse Club in 1993 and 1994, and just one year later, they would go on to be the two lead singers in one of the biggest bands of the late 90s and early 2000s, *NSYNC.

In addition to Timberlake and Chasez, the popular boy band was also comprised of Chris Kirkpatrick, Joey Fatone, and Lance Bass. Sadly, *NSYNC broke up in 2002, but Justin Timberlake’s career would turn into a successful solo one. He would also appear in a number of notable movies, including The Social Network  (2010), Bad Teacher  (2011),  Friends With Benefits  (2011), and the wildly popular Trolls franchise .

On June 18, fans were shocked to learn that Timberlake had been arrested in the Hamptons — an affluent area of New York — on suspicion of driving while intoxicated and running a stop sign. While the singer said that he only had one martini before deciding to follow some friends home, his mugshot had people question the validity of that statement. He also reportedly smelled of alcohol and refused to take a breathalyzer test three times.

Related: Britney Spears Calls ‘The Mickey Mouse Club’ “Boot Camp” for Children

However, the internet is not on fire because of Timberlake’s arrest but because of his reaction to it. The young Sag Harbor police officer who arrested Timberlake did not know who he was. Timberlake also allegedly complained about his tour being ruined, but the officer did not know what he was talking about.

Shortly after the details surrounding Mr. Timberlake’s DWI arrest were released, the internet was flooded with some truly hilarious memes and reactions .

I’m sorry but I had to get this out of my head

I’m sorry but I had to get this out of my head pic.twitter.com/2MKtBZxaNt — Dirk (Universe) Libbey (@ThemeParkDirk) June 21, 2024

Related: Justin Timberlake Is “Freaking Out” Over ‘Star Wars’: Galaxy’s Edge!

X (formerly Twitter) user Josh Carlos Josh (@JRRJokien) , instead of taking the same Disney route as ThemeParkDirk, decided to give his reaction a Star Wars twist.

pic.twitter.com/XfXsfbC4e0 — JRR Jokien (@joshcarlosjosh) June 21, 2024

Related: After 20 Years, *NSYNC Reveals Why ‘Star Wars’ Cameo Was Scrapped

Others said that they thought the actor was getting what was coming to him . In recent years, Timberlake has been called out for his treatment of Britney Spears after their very public breakup. Timberlake often joked about sexual things he did with Spears while they dated, which she was attacked for and denied.

Society giving Justin Timberlake just an ounce of what they gave Britney Spears and he can’t handle it.

Society giving Justin Timberlake just an ounce of what they gave Britney Spears and he can’t handle it. pic.twitter.com/GwB47b7oEJ — Britney Stan 🌹 (@BritneyTheStan) June 22, 2024

Some even pointed out what happened between Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson at the 2004 Super Bowl. The *NSYNC star was singing a duet with the iconic songstress, and at the end, he pulled on her shirt. Jackson’s nipple was exposed, and she hastily covered herself. Ms. Jackson ended up being banned from performing at the Super Bowl in the future, and nothing happened to Timberlake, even though he was the one who exposed her.

Justin Timberlake has been arrested and I’ve never been more excited to use this gif

Justin Timberlake has been arrested and I’ve never been more excited to use this gif pic.twitter.com/LskBqaVFmQ — Jay P (@JohnathanPerk) June 18, 2024

It was nearly two decades before Timberlake apologized to Britney Spears and Janet Jackson for what he had done to them.

On June 19, Mr. Timberlake’s lawyer spoke out and said he is looking forward to “vigorously defending” his client against the DWI charge. He said that more will come to light, but he is not sharing anything at this time.

Timberlake recently performed in Chicago and thanked his fans for standing by him. And while his wife, actress Jessica Biel, is also standing by him, she is reportedly very upset and embarrassed by his DWI arrest. The two have been married since 2012 and share two children.

What do you think about Justin Timberlake’s arrest? Let us know in the comments!

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Hong Kong Disneyland Resort offers coolest vacation this summer

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PHILIPPINES,  JUNE , 2024 —  The long-awaited school break is finally here, and it is time for non-stop summer fun, cool moments, and exciting adventures with friends at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.

From June 22 to September 1, dive into the summer season at the resort with fan-favorite characters, including Mickey and Friends, Stitch and Angel, Disney Princesses and Queens, Pixar Pals, and Duffy and Friends. Together you can cool off with water parties, go on thrilling adventures, and create memories during this fun-filled summer celebration.

Join the much-awaited “Pixar Water Play Street Party!” as Anger* from the Pixar Animation Studios  Inside Out film explodes into Hong Kong Disneyland for the first time; enjoy the “Adventure is Out There!” stage show with the new addition of Disney Animation’s Rapunzel and The Snuggly Duckling. To elevate the summer fun, the resort is bringing you a smashing lineup of brand-new cool delicacies, themed merchandise, and hotel experiences!

Embark on a magical summer experience with your favorite Disney Friends

Embrace the essence of summer vacation by celebrating with friends, just as you would at summer camp! This year, our Disney Friends will amplify the joy of summer with you.

Anger’s Debut at “Pixar Water Play Street Party !”

Stay cool and refreshed with  Pixar Pals  at the  “Pixar Water Play Street Party!”  when the summer heat hits, and immerse yourself in a water-filled adventure reminiscent of summer camp! With the new release of Pixar’s  Inside Out 2 , Anger will make his debut on July 11 at Hong Kong Disneyland with Joy and Sadness, adding an exciting twist to the cool party with splashes of water. More beloved Pixar Pals will make a comeback for the party, including Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie and Bo Peep from  Toy Story ; Carl and Dug from  Up ; and Mr & Mrs Incredible, Frozone, and Edna Mode from  The Incredibles . And don’t forget to join the Toy Soldiers at Toy Soldier Boot Camp for even more fun.

Venture out with Mickey and Friends in adventure looks

The adventurous  Mickey Mouse  invites you all to join the refreshed “Adventure is Out There!” stage show. Rapunzel is joining the adventure for the very first time, bringing guests to a new destination, The Snuggly Duckling, where the ruffians share their dreams and aspirations with guests by singing “I’ve Got a Dream,” from  Tangled . Accompanied by Goofy, Russell from  Up , Disney Animation’s Moana, and Stitch, you won’t be able to stop smiling this summer with thanks to these adventure-loving characters. Sing and dance together at the summer edition of the “Follow Your Dreams” castle stage show, where you can bravely pursue your dreams just like Mickey and Friends!

For more amusement with the adorable friends  Stitch, also known as experiment 626, and Angel , be sure to celebrate his big day on June 26. Seize the chance to meet them in person in Tomorrowland from June 23-29 in celebration of International Stitch Day, and draw Stitch at Animation Academy from June 23 to July 13!

Enchanting Celebrations with Disney Princesses and Queens

If you want to party like royalty, who better to join than the  Disney Princesses and Queens ! As the citizens of Arendelle come together to celebrate Queen Anna’s birthday, join the Royal Arendellian Troubadours and the Royal Court Conjuror at the celebration from June 22 to Sept 1, “making today a perfect day” during your summer vacation.

From August 1 to 31, in celebration of Princess Month, you will have the chance to join our beloved princesses and Queens as they tour from the Castle of Magical Dreams to Fantasy Gardens. You may also find Princesses in Adventureland, where you can brush up on royal etiquette.

Cherish friendship with Duffy and Friends’ Friend·versary

CookieAnn, Gelatoni, StellaLou, and LinaBell from the beloved  Duffy and Friends  will celebrate their anniversary at Hong Kong Disneyland during summertime, each of them will have a Friend·versary celebration* with Duffy at Main Street, U.S.A., so don’t miss to celebrate with this group of adorable friends and cheer for their friendship!

Show your spirit by dressing up in Disney Friends-themed outfits

Try on the team Disney Friends-themed outfits to show your team spirit! This year there are seven brand-new series of merchandise for all fans to enjoy!

Pixar fans can welcome classic and new characters from the much anticipated  Inside Out 2  movie by teaming up in the all-new themed apparel, headwear, and plush. Do not miss out the new photo spot at Emporium, where you can capture the “memory orb” that represents your emotions with a selfie at “control console.”

Mickey and Friends fans will enjoy the new apparel, pins, and mystery keychain set which includes 8 different designs from the classic  Cute Mickey and Friends Collection  which is exclusively available at Hong Kong Disneyland.

Show your love for Stitch when you meet him in person by wearing the accessories and bringing the plush from the new  Stitch Day celebration series !

All-new  Princess-themed  dresses and accessories are a must-get for team Princesses! Be sure to send a special edition postcard released exclusively for Queen Anna’s birthday to your loved ones with the new themed stamp.

Get your hands on the all-new  Duffy and Friends Collection  and  ‘Olu Mel Summer Collection  to capture the team spirit of Duffy and Friends, including apparel, accessories, and more, celebrating Friend-versary with your friends.

Do not miss out on the  Beat the Heat series , featuring Cooling wear, beachwear, hats, sunglasses, portable electric fans, and flip-flops for your best-dressed summer yet!

Pamper yourself with themed summer delicacies

Pamper yourself with a variety of mouthwatering summer delicacies. No matter which character is your favorite, you will find delicious themed treats across the resort. Try tasting the brand-new  Inside Out 2 -themed snacks at the park, such as the dessert lollipop and flavored popcorn designed with the distinctive features of each friend in mind, as well as  Inside Out 2 -themed drinks at the resort hotels’ table service restaurants.

To eat like royalty, try the photo-perfect blueberry yogurt cake shaped like Anna’s birthday cake at Northern Delights, or the themed cupcakes at Royal Banquet Hall in August. Fans of Duffy and Friends will fall in love with the special drink and cheese tart at the resort’s hotels, and the pastries and ‘Olu Mel white grape soft serve in the park.

Level up friendships with a summer sleepover

To elevate your friendships, book a sleepover at the resort hotels to make the most out of your summertime at the happiest place on earth, and enjoy recreational activities such as the Summer Splash Poolside Party, Moana Poolside Leisure Times, Ariel’s Royal Poolside Court, themed arts & crafts workshops, and more! Starting from August 9, Marvel fans can also stay at the brand-new Marvel-themed guest room at Disney’s Hollywood Hotel for a true Super Hero experience.

Turn up with all your friends for an extremely cool summer vacation at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort! Pre-order the Early Park Entry Pass or Disney Premier Access to beat the heat!

*Please refer to Appendix for more details of Duffy and Friends’ Friend·versary .

*Guests are required to purchase their tickets in advance and  have a valid   park reservation for their visit. Please refer to the latest visit arrangements on Hong Kong Disneyland’s official website:  https://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/ .

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Hong kong tourism board, fragrance of time — in search of chinese art of scent | chinese culture festival 2024.

The culture of fragrance has a long history in China. The use and appreciation of fragrances were closely intertwined with the aesthetics of life and artistic creation in ancient China. This exhibition showcases a constellation of precious artefacts, including ceramics, bamboo carvings, paintings and bronze objects from the collections of the Hong Kong Museum of Art and the Shanghai Museum. Spanning from the Neolithic period to the 20th century, this exhibition takes the audience on an olfactory journey across thousands of years, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of Chinese fragrance culture. *This exhibition is part of the Chinese Culture Festival 2024 Image courtesy of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department

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28 June – 16 October 2024

10am to 6pm, Monday to Wednesday & Friday; 10am to 9pm, Saturday to Sunday & public holiday; Closed on Thursday (except public holiday)

The Special Gallery, 2/F, Hong Kong Museum of Art

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Standard: HK$30

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The 5 Rides Disneyland Does Better Than Disney World

Wondering who wins in the battle of Disneyland vs Disney World rides? We’re sharing the five rides Disneyland does better!

Disneyland first opened in 1955, setting the stage for the Disney Parks that would follow. And with so many iconic attractions, it’s no surprise that a few of the most popular rides opened with (or shortly after) Disney World when it launched in 1971. And now, nearly 70 years after Disneyland first opened, we’re taking a look at which of the shared rides the original park still does better!

Disneyland vs Disney World Rides: The Ones Disneyland Does Better

We’re taking a look at Disneyland vs Disney World rides, sharing the key differences as well as which of the rides Disneyland just simply has the better version of (in our humble opinon, of course).

Space Mountain

This was a ride that I have always loved at Disney World, and yet my opinion completely changed after one ride on the Disneyland counterpart. At Disney World, the ride has single-file seating, with two separate tracks that mirror each other. Disneyland has side-by-side seating, with just one single track. The California version has an onboard soundtrack, and generally more lighting effects and music than the Florida counterpart. But where the real differnece comes in is the smoothness of the ride — I cannot emphasize enough how much smoother the coaster is for the Disneyland Space Mountain vs the Disney World Space Mountain.

The difference in design and how smooth the ride in likely comes down to when each of the attractions were built. The Disney World Space Mountain opened in 1975, with the concept first originating from the Matterhorn Bobsleds at Disneyland (hence why its a rougher track and single-file seating). The Disneyland version opened two years later in 1977, which featured just one track as opposed to two due to space limitations. In 2003, the Disneyland version shut down for a two-year refurbishment, reopening with a completely rebuilt track making for a smoother ride.

Versions of the ride are also available at Tokyo Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, and Hong Kong Disneyland.

Pirates of the Caribbean

Anyone who has ridden Pirates of the Caribbean at both Disney World and Disneyland could tell you these are vastly different rides. One of the most notable differences is the ride length for each, with Disneyland’s clocking in at 15 minutes while Disney World’s is just about half of that at eight minutes. The Disneyland Pirates of the Caribbean takes you through the Blue Bayou restaurant and includes two drops, as well as additional scenes you won’t find in Disney World. While both rides are classics in their own right, it would be impossible not to choose the Pirates of the Caribbean with more  to love as the superior version.

The differences between each ride begin before even entering the queue. Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland is located in New Orleans Square, with a facade made to resemble antebellum era New Orleans. Over at Disney World, the ride is housed in a Spanish fort called Castillo Del Morro, made to resemble Castillo de San Felipe del Morro in Puerto Rico. You can also find Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland Paris, while Shanghai Disneyland’s version (Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure) focuses more on the film franchise inspired by the original attraction.

“it’s a small world”

An opening day attraction for each park, “it’s a small world” has quite a few differences between the Disneyland and Disney World versions. Over at Disneyland, boats launch from an outdoor loading area, with a stunning outdoor facade where you’ll find a clock tower and moving figures. The queue and facade for Disney World are far more subdued in Disney World, with no outdoor portion. While both feature the iconic “it’s a small world” song by the Sherman Brothers along with animatronic dolls, Disneyland’s version has incorporated Disney characters in each of their native lands, a change that has not been brought over to Magic Kingdom.

Photo by Brian Shih

While the rides are more similar than different, the slightly longer length as well as the beautiful outdoor facade of Disneyland’s version gives “it’s a small world” in California an edge over Disney World. Versions of the attraction can also be found at Tokyo Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, and Hong Kong Disneyland.

Haunted Mansion Holiday

The Haunted Mansion first opened in Disneyland in 1969, followed only two years later by the Magic Kingdom counterpart that opened with the park in 1971. At the Disneyland version, guests enter through the mansion’s grounds in New Orleans Square, as opposed to the Liberty Square entrance for Disney World. Both rides have completely different exteriors, but the differences continue inside. For example, Disneyland’s stretching room takes place in an actual elevator, while Disney World’s version has a room and floor that don’t move at all.

Now, here’s the thing: both rides are actually  fantastic  on each coast, and many would actually give a slight edge to Disney World for a few additional scenes such as the library and staircase scene. Where Disneyland has a key difference that makes it more fun is its annual overlay to Haunted Mansion Holiday. During the Halloween and holiday season, the ride gets a full change to a The Nightmare Before Christmas-inspired attraction. This is something not done over at Magic Kingdom, and it’s a truly fun addition that this writer wishes they would!

Tokyo Disneyland also has its own version of the Haunted Mansion, located in its Fantasyland section. Hong Kong Disneyland also took inspiration to create Mystic Manor, which has a completely different story and theme that are more lighthearted. And Disneyland Paris took a similar tactic, creating Phantom Manor.

Indiana Jones Adventure vs DINOSAUR

So, technically these are  completely  different rides, but with the same ride system. Indiana Jones Adventure is located in Disneyland, a motion vehicle dark ride that takes you into the word of the  Indiana Jones  film series. DINOSAUR at Disney’s Animal Kingdom is the same ride system, but in this case, you’re taking a trip to the past when dinosaurs ruled the world.

Photo by Danny Shuster

Indiana Jones Adventure opened in Disneyland’s Adventureland in 1995, originally premiering as Temple of the Forbidden Eye. The ride features an original story, where Indiana Jones brings you on an adventure to find the Temple of the Forbidden Eye. The immersive attraction, thrills, and familiar characters of the ride are a must-do for those who love Indiana Jones, with recent updates bringing a fresh experience to the ride. DINOSAUR opened in 1998, bringing guests into a time rover where they’re sent back to capture an Iguanadon. Along the way, you come across several other dinos, including the terrifying Carnotaurus.

While nothing has been fully confirmed yet, concept art revealed at Destination D23 in 2023 showed a potential Indiana Jones ride taking over the space where DINOSAUR currently occupies , meaning we may see the Indiana Jones Adventure come to Disney World in the future!

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