Hong Kong's very own Disneyland is located in the northeast of Lantau Island, and is easily accessible from Hong Kong International Airpot, or even pretty much anywhere in Hong Kong. You can get there by bus or taxi, but the most popular way has to be the MTR. Simply take the Tung Chung (or orange line) to Sunny Bay and transfer. It's impossible to miss. The train that runs this stretch of line is even themed with Mickey Mouse shaped windows. Entry into the park is expensive, but nothing other than what you'd expect for a whole day in the world's most famous theme park franchise. Once inside you can expect to find what you normally would ...  Read the complete review

Hong kong is my parents homeland i used to visit Hong Kong every year i love the country it is where i originate from. Being a chinese i am very proud to have a Disneyland in HK its great it was such a big thing when they opened they spent so much money in making it too. I went when they first opened which was really not that great and since i had been to disneyland in paris and disney worlds in the US there was so much for me to compare and i must say i was disappointed at the age of 19. Because i expected more,however it is very magical and very pretty its soo pretty which gives it the bonus, by far better then the Paris Disney lands but of course not ...  Read the complete review

Disney Land Hong Kong opened a few years ago and follows the other three (Japan, Florida and Paris) in style but with a Chinese tint. +++LOCATION AND ACCESS+++ Disneyland Hong Kong is located on Lantau island and has MTR train links which make travelling there extremely convenient. Changing at Yan O station, you can take a Disneyland express train which is beautiful and nicely decked out with comfy seats and mickey mouse hand rail. +++RIDES AND ATTRACTIONS+++ Upon entering the park, you are at Main Street, and have direct access to three main lands: Tomorrowland, Fantasyland and Adventureland, each housing rides and ...  Read the complete review

I went a cynic. I came back a believer. What a great day out and something I would recommend to people of all ages. At nearly 30, and a male who to be honest never really got the whole Disney thing, I didn't really think I would be in the expected demographic to enjoy this experience. I was wrong. I loved it. I was dragged along by the wife as part of a Christmas present to her. We went via the tube which is themed in a Disney style and sets the tone well. The park is well organised, with minimal waits for all the rides. The rides themselves are varied and provide excitement and engagement for all. The food was spot on and the Dim Sum set we had was ...  Read the complete review

An absolutely magical place, smaller than Disneyland Paris but better in so many ways. My son (2 at the time) and I were treated extremely well. The queues were nothing like Paris. As the queues were so short for the Buzz Lightyear ride (actually, non-existant) we were allowed to get off and straight back on again. My son was treated like royalty and constantly given character stickers. Despite the appalling heat and humidity, we had a wonderful time and the swimming pool at the hotel was ice cold - delicious! We travelled at May half-term (the park was virtually empty when compared to Paris) and stayed for one night at the Disneyland Hotel. The ...  Read the complete review