If you strategise well, it could be a good experience. Food and drinks are expensive but they allow u to bring your own oacked food in. Thats great. There are long queues every where they have am amazing app that shows real time queues and lots of info on where to go and what to do. For me, it was a great one time experience, although it was tiring.

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There is a new attraction this time, Elsa frozen castle. It is a very beautiful place, but it is a pity that there are too many people queuing up. Fortunately, the mood was not ruined. The family enjoyed the performance and the children only played some unexciting games. If it were earlier, there would be fewer people. Will come again next time. The admission tickets are quite expensive, so I’ll come back next time when I have the opportunity to celebrate.

Hong Kong Disneyland is an absolute delight that transports visitors into a world of enchantment and wonder. With so many exciting rides and shows, one day is simply not enough to explore everything this magical destination has to offer. Arriving at opening hours is key to maximizing your time and experiencing more of the attractions. Don't forget to download the Disneyland app to stay updated on show schedules and parades, ensuring you don't miss any of the magical moments. The park is spacious, allowing ample room for exploration, and the souvenir shop offers a plethora of Disneyland treasures to take home as mementos of your visit. Dining options are plentiful, offering a variety of cuisines to satisfy every palate, and the customer service provided by the friendly cast members is exceptional. Clean facilities and efficient operations ensure a seamless and enjoyable visit. In summary, Hong Kong Disneyland is a world-class theme park that promises an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. From its immersive storytelling to diverse attractions and exceptional customer service, it truly embodies the magic of Disney. Whether you're a Disney fan or simply seeking a fun-filled adventure, Hong Kong Disneyland is a destination that will leave you with cherished memories for years to come.

This is of course a very popular attraction we were there on a Tuesday when the entrance is a about as$100 lower than other more popular days and judging by the crowds this local residents are in the know – if you are over 65 the entrance is a lot cheaper – lots of things to do, don’t miss the Lion King show, check the times as this is only twice daily, from hectic rides to more gentile activities but the queues were quite long. The Locomotive train ride is novel, but you cannot see into the park as it runs through the trees, and we only found it useful in getting from one side to the other. The parades start late afternoon with the spectacular full parade early evening we did not stay for the fireworks which I am told are spectacular. The rush to leave starts after this and expect some waiting for the connecting train to the MTR.

It's indeed the happiest place on Earth! Travelling with kids for vacation, so this attraction is a must. There's a lot of people and some rides have long queues but nevertheless we experienced 90% of the theme park. Need the whole day for this attraction. Can bring snacks and water inside. We brought our own tumblers and there's a faucet/ drinking fountain where you can refill your tumblers. We booked online. All you need is a screenshot or printout of the QR code, either will do. The park itself is very clean considering tons of people coming and roaming around. Overall, we enjoyed our day. The kids enjoy so do we!

There are a variety of Disney-based games at Disneyland. Lines mean a maximum of 10-15 minutes of waiting. Good for kids, but also enjoyable as an adult. Also, it may be the smallest Disneyland, but it doesn't let you compromise on fun. A must-see on your way to Hong Kong

What can you say about a Disneyland Resort, Hong Kong is no different. Great atmosphere although a lot smaller than the US versions, a easily a good day out. As expected very busy and crowded, but that’s part of the fun. Access was easy with the park well served from all areas of HK by the highly efficient MTR system.

nice place for kids but not for adults. the rides are kinda boring for adults, the food, drinks, and slippers prices are unlogically expensive. the area is small. I don't think I will come back. but fortunately the last performance at 8.30 PM (the disney songs and lights dance and fireworks) saved my day, especially Aladdin's song

As the smallest of the Disneylands, HK Disneyland would have had to be spectacular to overcome its size. It is not, though for the kids it is probably enough to scratch the Disney itch. The World of Frozen feels a lot more squished than the promo videos would have you believe and is really only 2 rides now along with a semi-interactive performance. It's fun but not anything mindblowing. The usual Disney delights are there - the carousel, the teacups, the flying elephants, main street. The Antman shooting game and the iron man ride are fun enough. But even the usual stuff feels muted - the parade is a short procession without floats, the Moana show was barely 5 minutes, and the light show at the end is normal.