A Magical Trip at Hong Kong Disneyland
Calling all dreamers and adventure lovers…here's a place made just for you.
No, it isn't a movie set; it's Hong Kong Disneyland!
This magical theme park on reclaimed land in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island is the second Disneyland in Asia, fifth in the world and has (hold your breath) seven themed lands to explore.
There's something for all age groups here - whether you're a foodie, a thrill-seeker or die-hard Disney fan, you're in for a blast.
More so now, with their brand new attraction (unveiling on November 20, 2023), World of Frozen - a family holiday here becomes an absolute must.
But hang on.
Before booking your tickets, peruse our carefully curated guide. Trust us, it is THE ultimate read you need for your Hong Kong Disneyland getaway:
Let Hong Kong Disneyland Take You on a Ride!
If you haven't already visited Hong Kong Disneyland in 2023, you're in for a delightful surprise.
Apart from jaw-dropping rides, it also has attractions you won't find in any other Disneyland world over - for instance, the first-ever Marvel ride and a one-of-a-kind take on the Haunted Mansion.
How to Get to Hong Kong Disneyland
Mode | How to |
MTR/Metro | From the city: 1) Board the Disneyland Resort Line at Sunny Bay Station 2) Alight at Disneyland Resort station From the airport: 1) Take the Airport Express 2) Alight at Tsing Yi Station and transfer at Sunny Bay Station |
Taxi/Drive | Book a taxi from the airport. It’s about a 15-minute journey. If you’re driving, follow this (map) |
Tip: The most preferred and most affordable way to go to Hong Kong Disneyland is the MTR (metro).
It's an easy-to-find fun ride with Disney-themed handles and other cute decorations.
Where to Buy Tickets
To make the most of the cost of visiting Hong Kong Disneyland, the best option is to buy tickets online in advance.
You can purchase tickets directly from the official Hong Kong Disneyland website, from registered travel agents in Hong Kong or online travel platforms.
This way, you can save money and time.
Hong Kong Disneyland Entrance Fee, Ticket Prices and Tiers
Hong Kong Disneyland uses a unique pricing system for 1-day tickets.
This is based on how busy the park is expected to be. So, tickets for busier days are more expensive.
The four tiers, from cheapest to most expensive, are Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, and Tier 4.
For extremely busy days, like Christmas, only those guests who have purchased Tier 4 tickets will be allowed entry.
However, it is worth noting that you can visit a lower-tier day if you've purchased a higher-tier ticket (but not vice versa).
You can use their official 1-day ticket calendar to see the tier assigned to each day.
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Tip: Buying tickets ahead of time guarantees easy entry, especially if you're visiting during peak season or on weekends.
Opening Hours
Hong Kong Disneyland Park Timings: Open Daily; Mon-Sun: 10:30am to 8:30pm
Timings may vary; it's best to plan your holiday by checking their calendar that's updated regularly.
You'll also find the latest timings for various events/shows there.
Where To Stay
There are three hotels inside Hong Kong Disneyland premises.
However, depending on your preferences and budget, you can choose from a variety of hotels that are located nearby. Some options we've picked for you are listed below.
Hotels Inside Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
Hotel Name | Highlight | Price Range | Address/How to reach |
Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel | - Victorian style but with modern amenities - Offers a variety of dining and recreation options | $$$ | Located at just a few steps from the entrance to the park (map) |
Disney’s Hollywood Hotel | - Art Deco-style - Hollywood-glamour theme - Some rooms have balconies overlooking the park | $$ | Located near the entrance of the park (map) |
Disney Explorer’s Lodge | - Inspired by the voyages of famous explorers - Some rooms have balconies overlooking the park | $$$ | Located near the entrance of the park (map) |
Luxury Stays near Hong Kong Disneyland
Hotel Name | Highlight | Price Range | Address/How to reach |
The Peninsula Hong Kong | - Iconic hotel on Kowloon Island - Offers luxury amenities like a swimming pool, fitness centre, a spa and restaurants | $$$$ | Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong (map) |
Four seasons Hotel Hong kong | - Several award-winning restaurants - Offers stunning views of Victoria Harbour and the city skyline | $$$$ | 8 Finance St, Central, Hong Kong (map) |
Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island | - Design inspired by the vibrant street art of Wan Chai, with eclectic art and colourful murals | $$$$ | No. 246, 246 Queen’s Rd E, Wan Chai, Hong Kong (map) |
Cheap Hotels in Hong Kong near Disneyland
Hotel Name | Highlight | Price Range | Address/How to reach |
Wontonmeen Hostel | - Quirky design - Friendly communal spaces | $$ | 135 Lai Chi Kok Rd, Lai Chi Kok (map) |
Silka Far East | - Just a 10-min MTR ride from Disneyland - Offers a variety of dining options | $$ | 135-143 Castle Peak Rd – Tsuen Wan, Tsuen Wan (map) |
Noah’s Ark Hotel & Resort | - Offers a variety of amenities like a swimming pool, water park and a petting zoo | $$ | 3/F, 33 Pak Yan Rd, Ma Wan (map) |
Best Rides You Can't-Miss at Hong Kong Disneyland
We agree that Hong Kong Disneyland is worth exploring; every ride is mind-blowing. But there are some that you cannot skip:
Top Attractions & Must-Dos
When you're ready to embark on a journey through the enchanting world of Disney stories, you don't expect to hop on rides like any other theme park. You expect to do and see much more.
Well, good news because Hong Kong Disneyland reads your mind.
From the tonnes of attractions at Hong Kong Disneyland, here's a list of fun must-dos for you.
Mickey and the Wondrous Book: This is hands down the most spectacular show in all of Hong Kong Disneyland. Mickey Mouse and his friends leap off the pages of a storybook straight into your hearts with a whirlwind of innovative musical mashups. This 30-minute extravaganza is a feast for the senses, and guarantees to leave you humming along and tapping your feet for days to come!
Geyser Gulch: This is for everyone seeking a refreshing adventure. You can plunge into the heart of this geyser-filled wonderland and let the cool water sprays wash away your worries. But there's a (delightful) catch. These geysers can be quite mischievous; they love to surprise unsuspecting visitors.
Wild West Photo Fun: Capture some unforgettable memories at Wild West Photo Fun, where you can pose as a notorious outlaw, languish in a mock jail cell, or strike a pose next to a humongous golden nugget. These quirky photo ops are sure to make your friends green with envy!
Fairy Tale Forest: Here you'll find charming small-scale recreations of classic fairytales. Stroll through the gingerbread-laden cottages of Hansel and Gretel, marvel at the towering castle of Sleeping Beauty, and discover hidden treasures in the depths of the enchanted woods
It's A Small World: A part of the Fantasyland area of Disneyland worldwide, this attraction is the largest in Hong Kong Disneyland. The water-based adventure has boats that take you through a canal, featuring 38 Disney characters apart from over 300 audio-animatronic dolls dressed in traditional costumes from around the world, dancing and singing. They sing the title song, 'It's A Small World', in line with the ride's theme - global harmony.
What to Eat - Hong Kong Disneyland Dining Options
For every taste and budget, you'll find various dining options in Hong Kong Disneyland.
Here are five that guests love:
Main Street Corner Cafe: This classic American diner is located on the themed land, Main Street, U.S.A. in Hong Kong Disneyland, and serves a variety of classic American comfort foods like burgers, fries, milkshakes, etc. It's a great place to grab a quick bite.
Crystal Lotus: An elegant restaurant that offers authentic Cantonese cuisine and has a beautiful view of the park. They also have a variety of private dining rooms.
Enchanted Garden: This family-friendly buffet restaurant serves various international dishes. It also has a whimsical garden theme and features Disney characters appearing throughout the day.
Plaza Inn: This restaurant serves Cantonese dishes in the park's Main Street, U.S.A.. It's an excellent place for a quick, affordable meal.
River View Cafe: This outdoor restaurant is located in Hong Kong Disneyland's Adventureland and serves Asian dishes including Thai, Indian and Japanese. It's a great place to relax and enjoy the Jungle River view.
World of Frozen - It Can't Get Anymore Magical!
Hong Kong's beloved theme park is only getting better by the day.
The reason? World of Frozen, an attraction solely dedicated to Disney's fairytale hit that's a favourite among all ages, opened its doors on November 20th.
The magical realm where summer and winter intertwine is paying tribute to the Summer Snowy Day celebration, the day Anna's act of true love saved Elsa from her icy fate.
The Gates of Arendelle will leave fans of the magical movie spellbound. Some of the frosty adventures awaiting you include:
Frozen Ever After: This immersive boat ride in Elsa’s Ice Palace features everyone's favourite characters and songs from the Frozen movies.
Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs: Here, you can enjoy a captivating coaster adventure that takes you through the enchanting Arendelle Forest, where thrilling twists and turns await riders of all ages.
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.
Northern Delights: A sweets shop for every sweet tooth ever! Apart from creamy sweet delights, you can even buy Arendelle-inspired kitchenware and tableware here.
Expert Tips You'll Need
The Perks of Avoiding Peak Visiting PeriodsTo have a blast in the park, avoid visiting during the cooler months i.e. from October to March. People also throng to see the Halloween and Christmas decorations and festivities. Also, avoid weekends, school holidays and China's Golden Week holidays, when the park is the busiest.
Reach EarlyMost people reach (at least) 20-30 minutes early and line up outside. To beat the crowds and get on the most popular rides first, it's best to arrive early.
Pre-book Tickets…ALWAYSAnd it's easy to imagine why! Pre-bookings often come with discounts or deals, and this always saves time and last-minute rush. Booking ahead is a smart choice, especially for massively popular places like this one.
Hong Kong Disneyland App - Your Saviour!Do your legs a favour and download their free mobile app before you go. This app will help you check wait times for attractions and showtime schedules, and it even has a GPS-enabled park map. Goodbye, meaningless wandering and waiting!
Where Dreams Truly Come True
If there's one place that makes you believe in magic, it is here!
Hong Kong Disneyland - is one amazing theme park where the whole family can witness dreams coming true as they step into their favourite fairytale books, meet and hug Sleeping Beauty right in her iconic castle, say 'hello' to Cinderella, and walk alongside Snow White!
As the sun sets over Lantau Island and the park lights up, you'll marvel more at the mind-boggling beauty surrounding you.
For every dreamer, every thrill-seeker and anyone who's still a child at heart, this land of wonders is a must-visit. You can now book your tickets to this wonderland on Pelago!
Commonly Asked Questions
What's the best time to visit Hong Kong Disneyland?
The best time to visit is during spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November), when the weather is mild, and crowds are fewer than in winter.
Can we take our own food/drinks inside?
Yes, you can. But there are some restrictions on certain foods. For eg, you can't bring in any food or drinks in glass containers.
Is parking available easily?
Yes. The parking lot is located right next to the park entrance.
Does Hong Kong Disneyland have any services for guests with disabilities?
Yes, they offer a variety of services for guests with disabilities. For example, wheelchair rentals, sign language interpreters, accessible restrooms, etc.
Can I leave and re-enter on the same day?
Yes, you can. All you need is a hand stamp from a 'cast member'.