Welcome to Hong Kong Disneyland!

Welcome to the fifth Disneyland on the planet - the Hong Kong Disneyland (click here to view disneyland Hong Kong interactive map) is the very latest and officially opened to visitors on September 12, 2005. Hong Kong is one of the most popular cities for travelers to China and Disney took advantage of this fact by adding to Hong Kong¡¯s attractions by building a venue with a total capacity of 34,000 people.

Immerse yourself in the wonders of Disney as you explore the legendary Fairy Tale Kingdom, Spirit of Fantasy, and the magic of four themes lands:

• Main Street, USA
• Fantasy land
• Adventureland
• and Tomorrowland

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The park features the most popular rides and aventures as found in the U.S. Disneyland:

Mickey's PhilharMagic, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The Golden Mickeys at Disney's Storybook Theater, Hong Kong Disneyland Railroad, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Pink Snow White Castle, Space Mountain, Mad Hatter Tea Cups, Cinderella Carousel, Broadway-style show "Festival of the Lion King", Tarzan Island, Stitch Encounter, the Jungle River Cruise, Autopia, Orbitron and of course, the daily parades with Disney characters on Main Street.

Hint: Space Mountain is always expected to have the park's longest lines so Travel Hong Kong Attractions suggest you take it first to maximize your time. If you are treating your kids it is best to start with Dumbo instead and then Winnie the Pooh.

Fastpass ride reservations are available on Pooh, Mickey's PhilharMagic, Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear and Festival of the Lion King.

Also, the park features two fascinating Hotels; the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel and Disney's Hollywood Hotel. There is a wide range of dining and shopping options.

Hong Kong Disneyland is situated on 21 hectares of reclaimed land in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island adjacent to the Chek Lap Kok Hong Kong International Airport.

Hong Kong Disneyland Theme Park Roundtrip Transfer Take the stress and uncertainty out of getting to Hong Kong Disneyland Theme Park by taking the easy way! Enjoy round-trip transfers from your Hong Kong hotel in the comfort of a deluxe air-conditioned tourist motorcoach. This shared transfer service departs from your hotel every 30 minutes from 9:30am to 11:00am, and returns at 6:00pm or 30 minutes after the firework display.

By taking a bus from Airport to Disneyland, it's only about 10 minutes ride and a wise choice, not only fare-wise but also, during the trip, you can start right away seeing the beauty of Hong Kong. Secure your seat in the upper deck preferably any seat in front and get ready with your video recorder, Hong Kong Airport has a spectacular structural view, one of the world's best airport and so with the entire Lantau Island.

A great way to reach Disneyland from the airport is to take any A or E Hong Kong Bus to the Lantau Link Toll Plaza (HK$7) where you change over to Route R8 for Hong Kong Disneyland. Make sure you secure your seat on the upper deck (preferably in front) and have your video recorder ready. It is only a 10 minute ride to the Plaza, great value for money, and a very scenic trip (Lantau Island and Hong Kong Airport is world famous and architecturally spectacular.)

If you prefer, you can also take the Airport Express Trains from Hong Kong International Airport. The Airport Express Line takes 13 minutes to Tsing Yi (HK$60). Then another 10 minutes ride from Tsing Yi To Disneyland Resort (HK$ 14). You should get off at Sunny Bay Station, and proceed to the Disneyland Resort Station. Buy your tickets at the Hong Kong Disneyland Ticket Express, located at the MTR Hong Kong Station's Tung Chung Line Concourse or at Disneyland main entrance ticket office.

If you are coming from Shenzhen, China and you pass thru Lo Wu immigration, you can select any of the following routes;

• Take the MTR Train (please read train safety tips) exit towards LANDMARK North Shopping Mall where you will find the bus station. Get on the Bus No. 279X to Tsing Yi MTR station(HK$12.5), get on the Tung Chung Line / Disneyland Resort Line and get off in the next station - Sunny Bay, and finally take the Disneyland Resort Line to Disneyland (HK$14).
• Take the MTR Train to Sheung Shui Station (HK$20), exit towards LANDMARK North Shopping Mall where you will find a Bus Station. Get on the Bus No. A43 Airport Express Bus to Lantau Link Toll Plaza (HK$28), get-off and change to Bus No. R8 to Disneyland (HK$7).
• Take the MTR Train to Shatin station(HK$20), exit towards the Shatin Shopping Shops and go to the ground level Shatin Bus Terminal via the escalators. Get on the Bus No. A41 or A42 (A41 is faster with only one stop) Airport Express Bus to Lantau Link Toll Plaza (HK$13). Get-off and change to Bus No. R8 to Disneyland(HK$7).
• Take the MTR train to Kowloon Tong station(HK$33), interchange trains to MTR and get on the Kwun Tong Line towards Yau Ma Tei. Get off at Prince Edward Station, go to the opposite side and get on the Tsuen Wan Line towards Tsuen Wan. Get off at Lai King station and change to Tung Chung / Disneyland Resort Line. Get off at Sunny Bay station and finally get on Disneyland Resort Line to Disneyland(HK$20).

Disneyland Resort Line Train to Disneyland. A very comfortable and specially designed train. It has Mickey Mouse windows and lovely soft couches for a very comfortable ride.

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Disneyland ticket prices as follows:

	Regular	Peak	Special
Adults	HK$ 295	HK$ 350	HK$ 350
Child (age 3 to 11)	HK$ 210	HK$ 250	HK$ 250
Seniors (age 65 above)	HK$ 170	HK$ 200	HK$ 200

"What's NEW in Hong Kong Disneyland?"

"It's a small world ride"

The advent of Disney's "It's a small world ride" is attracting more visitors and mainly families and young children in Hong Kong Disneyland. The boat ride, a fixture at Disney's other parks, officially open to the public last April 28, 2008 in the Fantasyland area.

The ride can accommodate up to 24 boats, each carrying as many as 23 people for a nine minute journey. The queuing area could hold about 1,200 people and the ride can handle 3,680 people an hour.

The attraction features 220 toys and 241 audio-animatronic dolls representing the countries of the world, including 38 Disney characters such as Peter Pan, Aladdin and Mulan. Unique to Hong Kong's updated and expanded version is the addition of a Chinese opera character.

The theme song accompanying the ride, ¡°It's a Small World¡±, is sung in nine languages, of which Cantonese, Putonghua, Tagalog and Korean are new additions.

Landmarks such as the Great Wall of China, the Temple of Heaven and Hong Kong's skyline are featured in an expanded Asia section, and there is also a new scene taken from North America. -June 15, 2008 updates