Hong Kong Disneyland Tour Package: Hong Kong Disneyland Travel

Tour Code: HKG08

Hong Kong Disneyland Tour

When we were children, we dreamed everything wondrously new and magically real. However, when we rushed our feet all days to make a living, we are already grown-up unconsciously and even forget our dreams in childhood for a long time. Children grow up quickly, but the magic of Disneyland keeps our heart forever young. Dear friends, please follow us to have a marvelous journey in Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.

Hong Kong Disneyland

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is located on Lantau Island and accessible with various convenient transportations.

By MTR, please take the Tung Chung Line to reach Sunny Bay and interchange the Disneyland Line to the resort. From airport, it takes you only 23 minutes (from airport to Tsing Yi, interchange Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay and then interchange Disneyland Resort Line). From Kowloon, it takes about 30 minutes, and 33 minutes if you start from Hong Kong. It is the gateway to get the magic.

By bus, between Hong Kong and Disneyland Resort, you can take R11 or R22, which costs you about HK$38.00 net per adult. R11 runs between North Point Pier and the Disneyland Resort Public Transport Interchange (PTI) and R22 runs between You Tang and PTI. Time schedule to PTI starts at 9:00am; from PTI starts within 15 min to 45 min after the fireworks. Admission fee for normal days: HK$295.00 per adult; HK$210.00 per child (3 - 11 yrs old); HK$170.00 for senior citizen over 65 yrs-old. The child under 3 yrs-old is free of charge. Admission fee for holidays and festivals: HK$350.00 per adult; HK$250.00 per child (3 - 11 yrs old); HK$200.00 for senior citizens over 65 yrs-old.

There are four theme parks in Hong Kong Disneyland Resort: Fantasyland, Adventureland, Spaceland and American Main Street. Enjoying the adventurous thrilling rides and watch the amazing Broadway-style shows, you will find your favorite character coming into life and the fairy tales becoming reality there. When you enter the resort, take the timetable along with you, which is very helpful for you to make a well arrangement for the whole day. There are so many entertainment facilities in this resort. Now we would like to recommend some "Musts" that you should not miss.

Mickey mouse in the Disneyland

Hong Kong Disneyland Railroad, located in the Main Street, U.S.A. is the first stop of Hong Kong Disneyland. Please take the old steam engine train from American Town to the Spaceland, you can take a general look at the whole park and experience the best transportation of old time.

"The Golden Mickeys" in the storybook theater – Fantasyland: the show lasts 30 min and is a 3D cartoon movie. You will be offered with the professional glasses to watch the movie. This 3D movie is quite lively and vivid. You might even smell the perfume of the banquet and feel the water drops of rain which are happening on the movie when you are watching. All these special and magic arrangements are the one and only in all Disneyland of the world.

If one day is not enough for you to enjoy the all, you can also choose to sleep with Mickey. Hong Kong Disneyland offers you two theme hotels: Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel (Tel: +852 3510-6000) and Disney Hollywood Hotel (Tel: +852 3510 5000). Both of the hotels are full of magic and fantastic ideas and designs. Guests can play hide-and-seek in the large Garden labyrinth, take photos with Princess Disney and seek 32 pairs of crystal shoes of Cinderella's in the huge crystal light of the hotel lobby.

More Related Hong Kong Tours:

Outer Island Trip: one day Kowloon in Depth and leisure Outer Island

Hong Kong Ocean Park: One day Ocean Park in Aberdeen and the night scene of Victoria Harbor

Horse Racing Experiencing: One day to the Happy Valley Racecourse and Sha Tin Racecourse.

Questions & Reviews

Oct. 22,2009 20:20 Reply

Mr.p van es(australia) said:

is it possible to book a day tour to disney land when we arrive at our nathan road hotel or should i organize this before we leave home
regards Pieter

Nov. 15,2009 20:11
Mr.Sue replied:

You can book the tour after you arrive at your hotel.

Nov. 13,2009 06:31 Reply

Mr.PANKAJ(india) said:

WE WISH TO VISIT IN JUNE/JULY 2010,IS IT RIGHT TIME FOR TRAVELLING AND MY SON 5 AGE YEAR
HE CAN ENJOY ALL RIDE OF DISNEYLAND.FOR STAY WHAT U SUGGEST?

Nov. 15,2009 20:10
Mr.Semmule replied:

How about Disneyland Hotel? It is very popular with children all over the world.

Aug. 3,2009 01:49 Reply

Mrs.SUSAN P. LLEDO(PHILIPPINES) said:

I and my daughter would like to book for a Disneyland Tour on September 9, 2009 and planning to stay at DorsettKowloon Hotel. How are we going to go there? What transportation and how much are we going to spend? How many minutes in going there? What time are we going to go there and what time are we supposed to be back to the hotel? Thanks.

Oct. 23,2009 01:02
Mr.Accra replied:

Hi Susan, how about your tour to Disneyland? Could you please share some tips here. I am also planning a visit. Thank u so much.

Sep. 28,2009 16:59 Reply

Ms.CORDERO(CA, USA) said:

Im planning a Hongkong tour w/ inclusion of Disneyland entrance by March 2010 for 8 parties. I would like to know how much wil it cost me and what are the itineraries.

Me and my parties will originate from the Philippines.

Apr. 8,2008 15:54 Reply

Mr.Unknown said:

We spent two days sightseeing and enjoying Honkong in March. We began our adventures by strolling two blocks down to Tsim Sha Tsui''s waterfront prominade in time to catch the nightly Victoria Harbour laser show. That''s really amazing and fantastic!! You should never miss it!! Later we returned to Holiday Inn Golden Mile(where we stayed in Hongkong) and had a relaxed buffet dinner. After that, we rode underground railway to Temple Street Night market. It is a night market that comes to life when sun goes down. We bargained fiercely. It has a great and unbeatable entertainment atmosphere. Here you can watch locals dine items that would make the TV show "Fear Factor" and enjoy musicians and singers perform popular Cantonese Opera. Hongkong is a big metropolis, there are so much to see and enjoy. Come here and enjoy the modernization to your hearts'' content.

Apr. 8,2008 15:39 Reply

Ms.Alain Smeets (China) said:

Except the scenic sites mentioned above in Shenzhen there is another place worth to visit, called Windows of the World. Admission fee is RMB100. Openning hours is from 08:10 to 22:00. Here you will have a chance to see great and famed wonders of the world in just one day. The whole area is huge, 480,000 square meters, right next to the two theme parks, Splendid China and China Folk Culture Village. The park is well divided into 9 zones: The World Square, the Areas of Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania, America, Sculpture Park, the Recreational Center and the International Street. All intricate replicas are built on a scale of 1:1, 1:5 and 1:1.5 respectively. Some of the places you could see are like L''Arc De Triomphe, Niagara Falls, Grand Canyon, Sydney Opera House, Pyramids, Eiffel Tower etc...

Apr. 8,2008 15:25 Reply

Mr.Tommy(China) said:

A nice place to get massage in Shenzhen:

Shenzhen is a popular place for Hongkong people to get a massage at a ridiculously cheap price compared with Hongkong. A foot massage, pronounced "Xi Jiao" in Chinese, consists of massaging your shoulders, back, arms, legs and feet. It cost RMB 25-50 for 60-80 minutes depending the location, time of the day etc..A full-body massage costs RMB50-150 for 90-120 minutes.

The "Queen Spa & Dinning" is worth a special recommendation. For the unbelievable price of about RMB 96, you get 24 hours to a great variety of pools, saunas, showers, baths, relaxation lounges, sleeping capsules, personal TV screens, fruit and drink bars and much more. All kinds of massages are offered for a similarly low price, and you''ll be pampered left and right all the way from entrance to exit. Including a meal or two and some two hours of massages you can spend a day like a king for a mere 500 RMB. The 96RMB entry fee is waived if a person gets over 168RMB worth of spa services!

Take a taxi to get there as there are no metro stations nearby. Queen Spa & Dining runs a shuttle to Lou Hu as well. This can be found at the basement by the bus depot. Have a try!

Nov. 5,2007 16:45 Reply

Mr.Capaviona Juwing(Cuba) said:

I'm intending to stay at the Disneyland Hollywood Hotel in mid-December and take the stay and play for 2 days package but I am keen to get to Shenzhen before nightfall(as I have heard it is not safe to travel at night into Shenzhen), what time would I have to practically leave Disneyland to make it to the hotel in Shenzhen,either Luohu or Dongmen?
What is the fastest way for me to travel from Disneyland to Shenzhen?I presume I should take the KCR East rail but do I need to embark at Hung Hom station or is there a connection between the Disneyland rail and the KCR? The idea is to get to Shenzhen in the quickest possible time and the least problematic.
Would going through customs by train more of a hassle, then say by ferry?

Sep. 24,2007 16:39 Reply

Ms.Cathy Lisbeth(United Kingdom) said:

Taking ferry boat from Hong Kong to Shenzhen is also very convenient. Leave from Horizon Passenger Terminal of HK Airport to Shekou Terminal in Shenzhen only needs about 1 hour and the ferry boat operates each hour.

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