As the newest Disneyland in the world, Hong Kong Disneyland is a must-see because of its special attractions and the inimitable sense of Chinese culture. Walking into Hong Kong Disneyland, you feel you are in a wonderland. Accompanied by Mickey Mouse and other Disney friends, you start a fantastic and magical journey. With unique scenic spots and Disney Theme Hotels, you can go escape from the real world, and make your dreams come true. The availability of delicious Chinese and Asian food is also a lure for many visitors and Disney fans.
The first theme park you might come across is 'Main Street, U.S.A.'. Entering Main Street, you will be amazed by the delicate buildings, dim gas lamp and Paddy Wagon passing by. Antique taxicabs, Disneyland Railroad and the City Hall transports you back to America of the early 20th century. There are Chinese elements here too. Plaza Inn, the first Chinese restaurant in Main Street, complete with 19th Century Chinese table service. With the image of cartoon heroine Mulan everywhere, you come to the conclusion that Mulan is really at home now. Market House Bakery and Main Street Corner Cafe are also good places for you to enjoy. Lingering in Emporium and Main Street Mercantile, having a look in The Curiosity Shop and Silhouette Shop, you will surely find timeless treasures.
If you feel courageous, try Adventureland. Guided by a brave captain, Jungle River Cruise will take you into the heart of hidden regions. Hippos, cobras, elephants, orangutans and startling jungle events are waiting for you. As an attraction originally conceived by Walt Disney fifty years ago, it has been given an entirely new appearance with exciting 21st century Disney magic especially for Hong Kong Disneyland! Festival of the Lion King will keep your eyes glued on the show. Adapted from Disney's animated classic 'The Lion King', this colorful pageant of music and dance is just like a classic music drama because of its consummate performers, costumes and exotic scenery. This is a show that will appeal to all ages. Traveling by raft in the Rivers of Adventure, you land at your destination: Tarzan Island. Exploring Tarzan Island and visiting Tarzan's Treehouse reminds you of the story of this human child raised by gorillas. After your travel to Tarzan Island, follow the rhythm of jungle drums to find the secret of Liki Tikis. Once you are in the circle, the refreshing blasts of water will surprise even the hardiest explorer. Tahitian Terrace Restaurant and River View Cafe here will make you feel satisfied to dine in the jungle. You can even buy a jungle leaf in Professor Porter's Trading Post as a keepsake.
Have you ever been touched by Cinderella's extraordinary story and Winnie the Pooh's adventures in the forest? Have you ever wanted to be a princess such as Snow White or Sleeping Beauty? Do you still remember the little Flying Elephant and Alice in Wonderland? Don't hesitate to come into Fantasyland. Cinderella Carrousel, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Sword in the Stone, Mad Hatter Tea Cups, Sleeping Beauty Castle, Dumbo the Flying Elephant and Snow White Grotto to make all your storybook dreams come true. You can also join Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and many other friends at a dizzying 3-D attraction in Mickey's PhilharMagic. Wearing special glasses, you can lie on the magic carpet with Aladdin and smell the flavor of Donald Duck soup. Watch carefully and don't forget you are a part of the program; otherwise you might be sprinkled by the soup! The most fantastic place must be The Golden Mickeys at Disney's Storybook Theater. Adapting all the Disney classics into a 25-minute musical drama, mixing acrobatics and special effects, this will make you stop blinking. In the theater, Tarzan swings quickly on the rigging, just like the fan on the ceiling. When The Little Mermaid Ariel appears, the whole theater is submerged by bubbles descending from the ceiling; you really feel that you are at sea. Mulan practicing martial arts and traditional flag dances show the combination of eastern and western culture.
Leave the fairytale wonderland perfectly contented; you can step into Tomorrowland. Screaming in Space Mountain, you will have no time to appreciate the sparkling stars because of the exciting roller coaster. In Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, you can fly in your space capsule and fight against the aliens with your space gun. If you are weary of the breathtaking attractions, Orbitron is a good choice for you to fly above Tomorrowland and take a rest. After space traveling, take a break at Starliner Diner and Comet Cafe to enjoy some 'earth' cuisine that you can not taste in outer space. Also, Space Traders and Star Command Suppliers will gives you a chance to do some space shopping. Don't forget to watch the Grand Parade and Firework Play after a whole day's play!
When night falls, you crash out at a choice of Disney Theme Hotels all with unparalleled accommodation. Whether you are at the Victorian style Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel or being a big star in Disney Hollywood Hotel, the magic of Disneyland can never stop!
Come to Hong Kong Disneyland, you can find the golden past and the glorious future!
Transportation:
Located on Lantau Island near Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong Disneyland is easy to get to. Yon can take Disney Resort Line, car, taxi, public bus or coach.
Opening Hours:
10:00 to 19:00 (weekdays)
10:00 to 21:00 (weekends and holidays)
Tickets Selling Hours: From 09:00 until the park closes
Park Tickets:
| One-Day Tickets | Annual Passes Prices | |||
| Value | Deluxe | Premium | ||
| Adults | HK$ 350 | HK$ 650 | HK$ 1,300 | HK$ 1,800 |
| Students (12-25) | HK$ 350 | HK$ 460 | HK$ 930 | HK$ 1,250 |
| Children (3-11) | HK$ 250 | HK$ 460 | HK$ 930 | HK$ 1,250 |
| Seniors (65 or above) | HK$ 170 | HK$ 370 | HK$ 740 | HK$ 1,000 |
Go to see Shanghai Disneyland.
Travelers' Voices on Hong Kong Disneyland
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Oct. 29,2009 00:26 Reply
Ms.irma(Malaysia) said:
is there any halal restaurant at Disneyland Hong kong ( Muslim meals )
Nov. 3,2009 20:11
Mr.Shan replied:
Seems there is no Muslim meals in the park, but there are some bread shops there, where you could get dim sum and bread for a simple dinner.
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Nov. 2,2009 21:25 Reply
Mrs.Aguas(Philippines) said:
how much is the entrance to disney land during the month of december?
Nov. 3,2009 00:59
Mr.Terence replied:
The entrance fee does not vary from seasons or months. The above chart gives you a clear demonstration.
3.
Oct. 30,2009 17:24 Reply
Ms.adora(Philippines) said:
Hi
i was wondering what is the best month to visit hong kong? with regards to hotel price, events and weather =)
and what affordable hotel is near disneyland? =)
planning to have a family vacation as soon as possible =)
thank you =)
Oct. 30,2009 20:30
Ms.Ada replied:
I suggest you read this website:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/climate/hongkong.htm
You may check out Disney Hollywood Hotel
4.
Oct. 28,2009 13:34 Reply
Mrs.Lopez(Philippines) said:
Are rates different on a weekend or weekday visit at HK Disneyland?
Oct. 28,2009 21:08
Mr.Derek replied:
You may refer to this website:
http://park.hongkongdisneyland.com/hkdl/en_US/ticketsAndReservations/overview?name=OneDayTicketPage
Oct. 29,2009 00:20
Mrs.Lopez(Philippines) replied:
okay thanks....so no price difference on a weekday or a weekend ticket..Thanks mr. Derek =)
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Oct. 27,2009 23:32 Reply
Ms.Emily(Australia) said:
Hello, I am wondering how many days you need to see all of Disneyland Hong Kong. Can it be done in 1 day?
Thank you.
Oct. 28,2009 01:30
Mr.Jerry replied:
You can have a one day tour of Hong Kong Disneyland, but to cover all of it might not be possible.
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Oct. 28,2009 00:16 Reply
Mrs.jo(philippines) said:
were going to hongkong on November 2-5 and planningto go Disneyland on November 3 .. may I know if there still attraction to enjoy since some part are close for the change of theme thanks
Oct. 28,2009 01:16
Mr.Jack replied:
Yes, of course. The park is to be expanded rather than changed. don't worry
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Oct. 24,2009 18:54 Reply
Ms.Jasmine(Philippines) said:
Hi. Whats the best way to go there coming from royal pacific hotel?
Oct. 26,2009 03:27
Mr.Sim replied:
Hello, you walk to Austin Station and take West Rail Line and get off at Nam Cheong Station, and take Tung Chung Line and get off at Sunny Bay Station, and take Disney Resort Line and you will get to Disneyland.
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Oct. 23,2009 00:57 Reply
Mrs.Marissa(USA) said:
We will be checking in at Imperial Hotel in Nathan rd, Tsim sha tsui, how can we get to Disneyland? If we take the taxi, how much would it cost me so I have an idea if the driver would not overcharge me? We are planning to go to Victoria peak too, what best transportation to get there with a senior citizen?
Oct. 23,2009 20:49
Mr.Hunk(HongKong) replied:
Hi,Mrs.Marissa
If you take taxi from your hotel to Disneyland, it will cost HK$170 or so. Taxi is not recommended as it is not only pricy but also slow. Metro is the best mode of transport. You can check this website of Hong Kong Metro for reference:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/images/map/hongkong/hongkong-mtr-map.jpg
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Oct. 22,2009 05:24 Reply
Mr.Andrew(Philippines) said:
I would be going to HK disneyland next week with my family. I have decided to get the bus on R8 route. Do i just pay one time on the bus, even with interchange on Toll Link Plaza?
At the end of that same day, we would have to go back to Terminal 1 of the airport to get our deposited luggage on short term lease. How do i get back to the airport terminal 1 using bus?
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Oct. 19,2009 20:51 Reply
Mrs.malu belen(philippines) said:
Hi!this is malu belen from Philippines. We are planning to go to Hongkong this Dec 3, 2009. We dont have any idea where we can stay. We are 9 including 5 adults and 4 kids. kindly recommend to us where we can stay near Hongkong Disneyland. Give us a place which is affordable and accessible to disneyland. thanks.
Oct. 19,2009 22:28
Ms.Carry replied:
You may check out Disneyland Hotel or Disney Hollywood Hotel.