It’s where we can live our favorite fairytales and meet our favorite Disney characters. For us Filipinos, the one in Hong Kong is the most accessible — no visa required and takes only around two and a half hours flight from Manila.
Located on Lantau Island, brought classic attractions and thrilling rides closer to us. Aside from the rides and attractions, vibrant parades, spectacular nighttime shows, and themed dining experiences are experiences visitors can look forward to.
If you’re planning a trip to Hong Kong to go to Disneyland, allow us to help you plan your trip. We’ve been to Hong Kong Disneyland multiple times and we’ve gathered some We’re sharing all of that in this article so you can make the most of your magical journey in Disneyland!
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Before booking your Disneyland tickets, keep in mind that . Tickets are, so if you have the flexibility, . For example, in June, a ticket on a Tuesday costs HKD 669 (around P4,955), while the same ticket on a Saturday jumps to HKD 759 (around P5,620). That’s a difference of HKD 90 or roughly P660. This amount could go toward food or other expenses, especially if you’re traveling on a budget.
Beyond the price, , leading to longer wait times and fewer rides. By choosing a weekday visit, you’ll not only save money but also maximize your time in the park. One more thing to note: Disneyland Hong Kong during certain seasons, so be sure to check the park schedule when planning your trip.
Disneyland Hong Kong’s opening hours , usually starting between 9:30 and 10:30 AM. The later it gets, the more crowded the park becomes, so .
Among all the attractions, sees the longest queues almost immediately. Not only is it the park’s newest addition, but is also one of the best rides. To make the most of your visit, head straight to this area as soon as you enter the park.
For an even better experience, consider getting the . This allows you to enter the park and enjoy the Frozen attractions before the crowds arrive. While it comes at an extra cost, it’s well worth it for the time you save.
If you have the Early Entry Pass, look for the on the side. Even if you see a long line forming at the main gate, proceed directly to this special entry point, where staff will scan your booking and let you in. As tempting as it might be to stop for photos in front of the castle, prioritize heading straight to World of Frozen. That is the best opportunity to experience the area’s rides before the general crowd rushes in.
You can get the 1-Day Ticket + Early Park Entry Pass here.
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Some special tickets, like the Early Entry Pass, don’t require advance reservations. However, — valid regular ticket, membership card, or ticket voucher holders — must register their visit date on Disneyland Hong Kong’s official website, regardless of where they purchased their ticket.
This policy and ensures the park doesn’t exceed its capacity. If they anticipate overcrowding, they may stop admissions, so reserving your date in advance is essential. Fortunately, the process is quick and easy.
If you book through platforms like Klook, KKDay, or other third-party merchants, you’ll receive a voucher with a ticket reference number. For Klook, this number is located beside the QR code on the right side of the voucher. To register, visit , just click “Next” to start the process. Enter your email or mobile number, select “Park Ticket,” and input your ticket reference number. Then, choose your preferred date and confirm your reservation. That’s it!
On the day of your visit, simply present the ticket or voucher from the merchant where you made your booking to the staff at the entrance gate, and you’re good to go!
Before heading to Disneyland, plan where you’ll eat because . If you’re on a budget, , but there are restrictions. Here are a few examples of what food items you can and cannot bring.
Allowed Food Items
Prohibited Food Items
Snacks from food stalls, like ice cream bars, popcorn, and corn on the cob, cost around HKD 30–50 (P215-355). For meals, we dined at Starliner Diner in the Tomorrowland zone, where a two-piece fried chicken meal or a Marvel burger meal costs around HKD 140 (P995).
Drinks, like soda and bottled water, are typically HKD 30 (P215), but you can save money by . The park has for free refills, allowing you to spend more on food rather than beverages.
Aside from World of Frozen, due to their popularity or the ride’s slow-moving nature. To make the most of your visit, it’s best to early in the day. , for example, usually have slow-moving lines because they can only accommodate a few people per ride cycle. The same goes for and , where wait times can often exceed an hour.
On the other hand, . One example is . It’s a 4D show with a large-capacity theater, so a lot of people can enter per screening, making the wait shorter than it appears. Another attraction with a fast-moving queue is , where guests continuously board the ride, allowing for a steady flow of visitors.
The same applies to the performances in , such as or , which features Disney villains like Ursula, Gaston, and Maleficent. Since these shows , it’s important to . If the line is long when you arrive, don’t worry — these venues have a huge capacity, so you’ll most likely get in. Watch one of these shows during the hottest part of the day so you can take a break from the heat.
Meanwhile, . In Tomorrowland, the and usually have shorter lines, possibly because of their more hidden location at the far end of the park. By planning your route and prioritizing popular attractions wisely, you can maximize your time and make the most of your Disneyland experience.
Disneyland isn’t just for kids. While some rides twist and turn wildly, plenty of more relaxed attractions still offer excitement without being too extreme. If you’re traveling with a senior citizen, , as some attractions are not suitable for guests with heart conditions or other medical concerns.
Hong Kong Disneyland Senior-Friendly Attractions
Since , we can’t say which rides will be perfect for your mom or older companions, but we can share which attractions our team’s senior family members enjoyed. These are the following:
If there are rides they might not be comfortable with, they can always or while the rest of the group rides. One thing is certain: just like everyone else, seniors will get tired at Disneyland. The park is vast, requiring a lot of walking, and the heat can make it even more exhausting. So, be sure to throughout the day.
is the highlight of any Hong Kong Disneyland visit. It’s a breathtaking 20-minute spectacle that brings everything magical about Disney to life. If you’ve been to Hong Kong Disneyland before and think you can skip it because you’ve already seen a fireworks show there, think again.
As soon as you’re done with the rides, make your way to the and secure a good viewing spot — ideally right in the . While fireworks are still part of the show, they’re no longer the main attraction. Instead, Momentous is now dominated by , featuring scenes from beloved Disney movies accompanied by an emotionally powerful soundtrack. The visuals are so dynamic and immersive that calling it just a “fireworks display” doesn’t do it justice.
, but you’ll notice that guests start gathering to claim their spots. It’s best to do the same. Once you find a prime location in the middle, don’t leave because it gets incredibly crowded fast. If you step away, you might not get your spot back.
The show is truly magical and nostalgic, with moments that might even bring tears to your eyes. Before it ends, make sure you , because as soon as it’s over, thousands of people will move toward the exits at the same time. Holding on to your companions will help ensure that no one gets separated in the massive crowd.
Hong Kong may be small, but it boasts plenty of accommodation options for tourists. It is divided into three main regions — Kowloon, Hong Kong Island, and the New Territories. Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui are located in , the city center’s traditional side, while the Central Business District is found on the more modern . The region is home to Hong Kong Disneyland and Hong Kong International Airport.
The best area to stay depends on your itinerary, but you can check out our Where to Stay in Hong Kong article for a more in-depth explanation. For quick reference and recommendations, here are some of the top accommodations in Hong Kong based on online user reviews.
- Kowloon. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
- Kowloon. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
- Novotel Citygate Hong Kong Hotel, New Territories. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
- Four Points By Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung, New Territories. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
- Regal Airport Hotel, New Territories. Check Rates & Availability! ✅
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