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Disneyland Hong Kong Tickets

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Jan 2026
Great day at Disneyland - fun rides with limited waiting and hassle. Plenty of choice for food and drinks. All facilities well organised.
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Precious

United States
Dec 2025
Went on the weekday (Wednesday & Thursday) so it wasn't bad crowds, honestly. Lines would form in waves due to peppe comingin droves at a time, randomly, but then could be completely empty half an hour later. Pretty small park so you could knock it out in one day and I didn't get enhanced tickets that included fastpss because it really isn't necessary.

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Disneyland Hong Kong at a glance

  • Ways to visit: Choose standard 1-day or 2-day pass, or bundles with Premier Access for shorter waits at key attractions.
  • Big choice: Entry only vs Premier Access. Premier Access lets you reserve faster access to select rides (3 or all 8) but does not skip security or park entry checks.
  • Queues & access: Popular rides see 30–90 minute waits. Premier Access shortens them to 5–15 minutes depending on ride and timing.
  • When to book: Weekends, public holidays, and summer dates sell out early. Premier Access tickets are limited; buy 1–2 weeks ahead for peak seasons.
  • Add-ons: Premier Access (3 or 8 rides), meal vouchers (combo meal + snack), strollers, and advance dining reservations.
  • Good to know: Re-entry allowed; some attractions have height rules (81–102 cm). Parades and shows do not offer skip-the-line access.
  • Best upgrade: Premier Access 8-attractions pack; maximizes ride count on busy days without racing across the park.

What to expect at Disneyland Hong Kong

Tourists on a bus at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort entrance, Lantau Island.
Fireworks around the Hong Kong Disneyland castle
Anna and Elsa posing in front of a themed village at Disneyland Hong Kong's Frozen Ever After attraction.
Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars ride at Hong Kong Disneyland with rocky landscape.
Family shopping for plush toys at Hong Kong Disneyland store.
Visitors enjoying snacks and drinks at Hong Kong Disneyland with 2-Day Tickets.
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A seamless entry with Lantau Island views

Bag checks and ticket scans are quick, with Lantau’s mountains framing the entrance. You can reach the park easily via the dedicated Resort Line from Sunny Bay Station, which drops you right at the gate. Use the Hong Kong Disneyland app to check wait times, show schedules, character locations, dining options, interactive maps, and more.

World-class rides & attractions

Hong Kong Disneyland packs incredible attractions into its compact size. Mystic Manor stands as Disney's most acclaimed ride worldwide, taking you on a supernatural adventure. The brand-new World of Frozen is the largest and the only Frozen-themed land ever built, featuring boat rides and roller coasters.

Magical character meet & greets

Meeting Disney characters here feels more personal and intimate. Mickey and Friends appear in special seasonal outfits at Fantasy Gardens, while the beloved Duffy and Friends crew greet guests at their dedicated Play House. Character dining experiences at three resort restaurants offer memorable meals where characters visit your table, with Enchanted Garden featuring the most character appearances.

Spectacular live entertainment

Hong Kong Disneyland keeps the magic alive all day long with shows and parades. Don’t miss the two must-see spectacles: Party at the Castle and the Momentous Nighttime Spectacular. Both feature beloved Disney characters, stunning 3D projection mapping, choreographed fountains, illuminated water displays, lasers, theatrical lighting, pyrotechnics, and stellar fireworks.

Shopping at Hong Kong Disneyland

You will love the exclusive merchandise at Disneyland Hong Kong. From Mickey ears to unique collectibles, the park’s shops offer perfect souvenirs to make your visit to Disneyland memorable.

Dining at Hong Kong Disneyland

Hong Kong Disneyland is packed with restaurants serving up a variety of international cuisines, including vegetarian and halal options. While food prices can be steep, you can score great value with a meal coupon valid at spots like River View Cafe, Royal Banquet Hall, Explorer’s Club Restaurant, Clopin’s Festival of Foods, Tahitian Terrace, and Starliner Diner—just show your voucher and dig in!

Things to know before booking your Hong Kong Disneyland tickets

  • Hong Kong Disneyland saw 7.7 million visitors in 2024 the only guaranteed way to secure your spot is to book your tickets online well in advance. To avoid disappointment, aim to lock in your entry at least 2–3 weeks before your visit, especially during holidays or school breaks.
  • Premier Access: Skip the regular queues at 3 to 8 of the park’s top attractions. and reclaim hours for more rides, shows, and photo ops. A must-have on peak days or during holidays when lines can get long. 
  • 2-day entry ticket: If you want to explore the park at a leisurely pace, the 2-day entry ticket gives you the luxury of time, so you can soak in every show, explore each land at your own pace, and go back for a second (or third!) round on your favorite rides.
  • Dining:  Add meal vouchers (valued up to HKD 160) to your booking and take the hassle out of dining. Your meals are sorted before you even step into the park, no last-minute decisions, just more time for fun.
  • Shows & parades: Every ticket includes access to Hong Kong Disneyland’s incredible shows and parades. From fireworks to live musicals, it’s all part of the experience, though be prepared to queue for the best views!

Choose the right ticket for your Hong Kong Disneyland experience

Ticket typeLines skippedIncludesWhy pick thisUpgradesPrice from

1-Day Entry Ticket

None; ride queues only skipped if you add Disney Premier Access

1-day admission; access to all 8 zones, rides & attractions

Simple park access

Add Premier Access for skip-the-line at 3 or 8 top attractions

HK$669

1-Day Entry + Premier Access

Skip-the-line access at 3 or 8 selected rides only; other queues as normal

1-day admission; access to all rides and shows; Disney Premier Access for 3 or 8 top attractions

Save 60–150 minutes in queues for rides & attractions

Add Premier Access for skip-the-line at 8 top attractions

HK$799

2-Day Entry Ticket

None; standard queues at all attractions

2-day admission; access to all 8 zones, rides & attractions

Explore at your pace with entry for 2-days

Add 2-in-1 or 3-in-1 meal vouchers

HK$1,039

Disney Premier Access (No Admission)

Skip-the-line access at 3 or 8 selected rides only

Priority access for 3 or 8 selected attractions, buy separate tickets for park entry

Add to an existing ticket to cut selected queues

Add Disney Premier Access for 8 rides

HK$188

1-Day Entry + Meal Vouchers

None; standard queues at all attractions

2-day admission; access to all 8 zones, rides & attractions, lunch and/or dinner combo voucher with soft drink; snack voucher for popcorn or frozen lollipop

Save up to HK$50 on dining

Add 3-in-1 meal vouchers

HK$816

What is Disney Premier Access?

  • Disney Premier Access lets you jump the queue at Hong Kong Disneyland’s most popular attractions, so you spend less time waiting and more time enjoying the magic. Save 60+ minutes with the 3-attraction pass or 150+ minutes with the 8-attraction pass.
  • Disney Premier Access does not include park admission. You'll need a valid ticket and a park reservation for the same day.
  • Passes are valid only on the selected date and for one-time entry per attraction.
  • If one of your selected rides is closed, you can use the pass on another eligible attraction (one-time only, no re-entry).

3 Attractions Pass

Get one-time priority access to 3 out of 5 selected rides—perfect if you're short on time or just want to skip the busiest queues.
Included rides:
• Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars
• Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle!
• Mystic Manor
• Iron Man Experience
• It’s a small world

8 Attractions Pass

Maximize your day with one-time priority access to all 8 top rides in the park.
Included rides:
• Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars
• Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle!
• Mystic Manor
• Iron Man Experience
• It’s a small world
• Frozen Ever After
• Hyperspace Mountain
• Mickey’s PhilharMagic

Top rides at Disneyland Hong Kong

Iron Man Experience

  • Zone: Tomorrowland
  • What is it: Disneyland Hong Kong's first Marvel-themed ride, with the Iron Man Experience, and explore Stark Expo's cutting-edge tech. Hop aboard the Iron Wing for a thrilling aerial tour of Hong Kong, complete with action-packed battles against Hydra.
  • Height restrictions: At least 102 cm (40 inches) tall to ride.
  • Accessibility: Guests must transfer from their wheelchairs to the ride vehicle.

Hyperspace Mountain

  • Zone: Tomorrowland

  • What is it: The Hyperspace Mountain in Tomorrowland reimagines Space Mountain with a Star Wars twist. Rocket into a thrilling dogfight between Rebel X-wings and Imperial TIE fighters, dodging blaster fire and intense turns for an out-of-this-world adventure.
  • Height restrictions: At least 102 cm (40 inches) tall to ride.
  • Accessibility: Guests must transfer from their wheelchairs to the ride vehicle.

RC Racer

  • Zone: Toy Story Land

  • What is it: Defy gravity with the RC Racer in Toy Story Land as you race up and down a 27-meter-tall U-shaped track. Inspired by Toy Story, this high-speed half-pipe adventure delivers big drops, sweeping views, and unforgettable fun for thrill-seekers.
  • Height restrictions: At least 102 cm (40 inches) tall to ride.
  • Accessibility: Guests must transfer from their wheelchairs to the ride vehicle.

Fairy Tale Forest by PANDORA

  • Zone: Fantasyland

  • What is it: Step into a whimsical garden where classic Disney fairy tales like Tangled, Cinderella, and The Little Mermaid come to life. Stroll through enchanting miniature scenes, interactive music boxes, and fantastical landscapes for a taste of magic.
  • Height restrictions: none
  • Accessibility: This walk-through attraction is wheelchair accessible.

Fantasy Garden

  • Zone: Fantasyland

  • What is it: Step into the world of Disney’s iconic Fantasia in this park featuring lush gardens, themed topiaries, and a fountain of Mickey as the Sorcerer's Apprentice. Unique to Disneyland Hong Kong, this park is the only one of its kind in a Disney-themed destination.
  • Height restrictions: none
  • Accessibility: This walk-through attraction is wheelchair accessible.

Jungle River Cruise

  • Zone: Adventureland

  • What is it: Head off on an 8-minute guided journey through the untamed Rivers of Adventure. Encounter elephants, gorillas, and hippos while your skipper navigates treacherous waters filled with surprises and sights, all inspired by Disney's classic True-Life Adventure films.
  • Height restrictions: none
  • Accessibility: Guests can remain in their wheelchair while boarding and riding

Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs

  • Zone: World of Frozen

  • What is it: A whimsical sleigh ride inspired by Kristoff’s sleigh, this family-friendly coaster takes guests on a picturesque journey through the rugged Arendelle Forest, featuring hills, caves, and fjord waters.
  • Height restrictions: At least 95 cm (37.5 inches) tall to ride
  • Accessibility: Must transfer from wheelchair

Mystic Manor

  • Zone: Mystic Point

  • What is it: Unique to Disneyland Hong Kong, The Mystic Manor offers an enchanting, exclusive experience where Lord Henry Mystic's collection of global artifacts comes to life. Board a trackless Mystic Magneto-Electric Carriage and follow the mischievous monkey Albert as a magical music box unleashes chaos across eight themed galleries.
  • Height restrictions: none
  • Accessibility: Accessible for guests in wheelchairs; no transfer is necessary

All the zones in Disneyland Hong Kong

Main Street, U.S.A.

A nostalgic recreation of a turn-of-the-20th-century American town, featuring shops, restaurants, and the park’s entrance.

  • Iconic features: City Hall, Main Street Cinema, and Corner Cafe.

Adventureland

Get ready for jungle thrills in Adventureland. Journey down mysterious rivers on the Jungle River Cruise, scale Tarzan’s Treehouse, or be wowed by the acrobatics and music of Festival of the Lion King.

  •  Iconic feature: Exotic dining at Tahitian Terrace

Fantasyland

In Fantasyland, Disney’s most beloved fairy tales come alive. This dreamy zone invites you to set sail on its small world, bounce along with The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, or wander through the enchanting Fairy Tale Forest.

  •  Iconic feature: Castle of Magical Dreams

Tomorrowland

Tomorrowland transports you to a sleek, futuristic world of Marvel heroes and sci-fi fun. Brave the Iron Man Experience, team up on Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle!, or blast through space on Hyperspace Mountain.

  • Iconic feature: Iron Man Experience

Toy Story Land

Shrink down to the size of a toy in Toy Story Land, where giant blocks, huge action figures, and oversized game pieces make you feel like you’re in Andy’s backyard. Try RC Racer, Toy Soldier Parachute Drop, and Slinky Dog Spin.

  • Iconic feature: Decorated to make guests feel like they’re the size of toys, with playful, larger-than-life props everywhere.

Grizzly Gulch

Exclusive to Hong Kong Disneyland, Grizzly Gulch takes you to a lively Wild West mining town. The highlight is Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars, a roller coaster packed with surprises, sudden launches, and a backwards section.

  • Iconic feature: Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars, blending coaster thrills with immersive storytelling.

Mystic Point

Mystic Point is a rainforest filled with mystery, wonder, and Disney magic. Explore strange artifacts at Mystic Manor, stroll through the Garden of Wonders, or dine at the Explorer’s Club Restaurant.

  • Iconic feature: Mystic Manor

World of Frozen

Step into Arendelle at World of Frozen, the first Frozen-themed land in the world. Soak up the Nordic scenery, enjoy Frozen Ever After, or race on Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs.

  • Iconic feature: Frozen Ever After and Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs, bringing the magic of Arendelle to life with music and thrills.

Visiting Hong Kong Disneyland with kids?

Worried about whether Hong Kong Disneyland will be easy with little ones? Good news — it’s one of the most child-friendly Disney parks in the world. The park is compact, stroller-friendly, and designed so young families can enjoy the day without stress.

  • Rides for all ages: Many attractions like It’s a Small World, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Cinderella Carousel, and Frozen Ever After have low or no height limits, so younger kids can join in without feeling left out.
  • Live shows & character moments: Stage shows such as Festival of the Lion King and castle musicals keep kids engaged, while daily parades and meet-and-greets offer easy, high-energy breaks.
  • Family facilities everywhere: The park has stroller rentals near the entrance, Baby Care Centers with private nursing rooms, hot-water dispensers, changing tables, and quiet indoor spaces for naps; perfect for mid-day resets.
  • Zero dining stress: Restaurants offer kid-friendly meals, soft-food options, snacks across the park, and shaded seating areas that make breaks quick and comfortable.
Family shopping for Disney plush toys at Disneyland Hong Kong store.

Itineraries for a perfect day at Hong Kong Disneyland

Make the most of your Disneyland Hong Kong visit with flexible itineraries for one or two days:

Morning

  • Arrive at the park 1 hour before opening for a smooth start.
  • Character Meet-and-Greet Option: Catch Mickey & Minnie on Main Street right after rope drop (timings vary, usually mornings).
  • 10:30am: Start strong at World of Frozen with Frozen Ever After. Wander through Arendelle and grab scenic photos.
  • 11:30am: Ride Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs or explore more Frozen-themed corners for photos.
  • 12:15pm: Early lunch at Explorer’s Club Restaurant (Mystic Point) or Royal Banquet Hall (Fantasyland).

Afternoon

  • 1:30pm: Head to Toy Story Land for RC Racer or Toy Soldier Parachute Drop.
  • 2:30pm: Experience Mystic Manor — the park’s most iconic exclusive ride. Ride again if lines are manageable.
  • 3:30pm: Visit Grizzly Gulch for Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars.
  • 4:30pm: Hop onto the Jungle River Cruise, then enjoy tea/snacks at River View Café.
  • 5:45pm: Catch Mickey and the Wondrous Book (Broadway-style stage show).
  • Optional Character Activity: Meet Marvel heroes in Tomorrowland (Iron Man, Ant-Man) if timings align.

Evening

  • 7pm: Explore Tomorrowland — ride Iron Man Experience and Hyperspace Mountain.
  • 8pm: Dinner at Starliner Diner.
  • Before 9pm: Find a good spot on Main Street.
  • 9pm: Watch the "Momentous" Nighttime Spectacular.
  • Post-show option: Exit through Main Street USA for photos under glowing lights.

Morning

  • 9:45–10:15am: Start at Main Street, U.S.A. for character meet & greets (Mickey, Minnie, friends) and classic street photos.
  • 10:30am: Ride The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh or Dumbo the Flying Elephant.
  • 11:15am: Walk through Fairy Tale Forest and nearby character spots – good chance to see princesses or Tinker Bell for photos

Afternoon

  • 12:15pm: Lunch at Tahitian Terrace (Adventureland) or Golden Crocus Inn in World of Frozen.
  • 1:30pm: Watch Festival of the Lion King in Adventureland (arrive ~30 mins early for seats).
  • 2:30pm: Ride It’s a Small World – extra nice in HKDL with an expanded Asia section.
  • 3pm: Catch Mickey’s PhilharMagic (3D show) or Animation Academy / Art of Animation on Main Street to learn to draw a Disney character
  • 4pm–4:30pm (time varies): Secure a spot along Main Street, U.S.A. or near the Castle for the “*Friendtastic*!” daytime parade – HKDL’s big 20th anniversary parade with multiple character units (incl. Zootopia, etc.).
  • 5:15pm: After the parade, head to Karibuni Marketplace in Adventureland for more character greetings (Moana, Stitch, etc., depending on the day).

Evening

  • 7pm: Choose a restaurant you didn’t experience on Day 1:

    • Royal Banquet Hall for a fairytale-themed dinner under chandeliers
    • Corner Cafe on Main Street for a more relaxed, café-style meal
  • 8pm: Instead of rushing to rides, take a nighttime walking loop through lands that feel totally different after dark:
    • Adventureland torches and drum soundscape
    • Grizzly Gulch geysers illuminated in warm amber
    • Fantasyland gardens glowing under lantern-style lighting
    • World of Frozen at night — Arendelle Village lights reflecting on the water

  • 8:30pm: Use this time for leisurely perks you never manage on Day 1:

    • Visit Merchandise shops on Main Street (Emporium, Center Street Boutique)
    • Grab unique snacks: egg puffs, mochi, themed ice creams
    • Try limited-edition World of Frozen treats

Top things to do at Hong Kong Disneyland besides rides

Coco float with colorful characters and performers at Disneyland Hong Kong parade.
Momentous
Mickey and Minnie Mouse in colorful outfits at Disneyland Hong Kong with castle backdrop.
“A Holiday Wish-Come-True” Tree Lighting Ceremony
Girls dressed as Anna and Elsa with characters at Frozen Ever After, Disneyland Hong Kong.
Golden Crocus Inn
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Parades & shows

Catch the vibrant Disney Harmony in Colour/Friendtastic Parade as it moves down Main Street with colourful floats and fan-favourite characters. Don’t miss spectacular stage productions like Festival of the Lion King or Mickey and the Wondrous Book, which bring Disney stories to life with music, dance, and stunning theatrics.

Momentous – Nighttime Spectacular

End your day with Momentous, Hong Kong Disneyland’s signature nighttime show featuring fireworks, castle projections, fountains, lasers, and an emotional soundtrack. It’s one of the park’s biggest highlights and a breathtaking finale to any visit.

Character meet and greets

Meet beloved Disney characters across beautifully themed locations. From Anna & Elsa in World of Frozen, to Mickey, Minnie, princesses, and fan-favourites like Moana and Stitch at Karibuni Marketplace — these moments create unforgettable photos and memories for visitors of all ages.

Seasonal events

Hong Kong Disneyland shines during seasonal celebrations — from Halloween Time with spooky overlays and villain encounters, to A Disney Christmas filled with festive parades, snowfall on Main Street, and dazzling holiday décor. Each season offers exclusive experiences you won’t find any other time of year.

Live entertainment

Enjoy street shows, musical moments, drum performances in Adventureland, and spontaneous character appearances that bring each land to life. These bite-sized performances are perfect for quick magical breaks between your must-do attractions.

Themed dining

Experience meals inside immersive worlds — feast in the adventurous halls of Explorer’s Club Restaurant, dine like royalty inside Royal Banquet Hall, or enjoy Nordic-inspired dishes in Golden Crocus Inn in World of Frozen. Character breakfasts and themed cafés add even more culinary magic.

Plan your visit for Hong Kong Disneyland

Visitors exploring Toy Story Land with Woody statue at Disneyland Hong Kong.
  • Hong Kong Disneyland is open 10:30am to 8:30pm daily. Show schedules vary:
    • Festival of the Lion King: 2:30pm, 5:00pm, 6:30pm
    • Mickey and the Wondrous Book: 11:15am, 12:30pm, 1:45pm, 4:30pm, 5:45pm, 7:00pm
    • Moana: A Homecoming Celebration: 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:40pm, 5:10pm
    • Playhouse in the Woods: 11:30am–7:00pm
  • Best time of day: Arrive 30 minutes before opening to enjoy shorter queues and cooler temperatures.
  • Best season: November–March for comfortable weather. Mid-Nov–early Dec and late Feb–March offer lighter crowds.
  • Best events: Halloween (Oct) and Christmas (late Nov–Dec).
Visitors enjoying the view of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Hong Kong.
  • Hong Kong Disneyland is located on Lantau Island, facing Penny’s Bay.Address: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau Island
  • Getting there:
    • By MTR: Take the Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay, transfer to the Disneyland Resort Line (3 minutes). The park is a 1-minute walk from the station.
    • By bus: Routes R33 and R42 operate on special days from key city points.
    • By car: Parking available at the resort; follow signs for Guest Parking.
Free WiFi sign amidst trees at a tourist facility.
  • Baby Care Centres: Located in Main Street and Grizzly Gulch with nursing rooms, feeding areas, high chairs, fridges/microwaves, changing rooms, and Lost Children services.
  • Accessibility: Stroller rentals (HK$150), wheelchair rentals (HK$60), accessible pathways, curb drops, parade/show viewing zones, Rider Swap, and accessible restrooms across all lands.
  • Connectivity: Free WiFi throughout the park; the HK Disneyland App offers maps, GPS navigation, wait times, show alerts, mobile food ordering, and Premier Access purchasing.
  • Currency & services: ATMs and currency exchange at City Hall, park entrance, Mystic Point’s Explorer’s Club, and Disney hotels.
  • Convenience: Drinking water stations, clean air-conditioned restrooms, photography services, merchandise delivery, first aid, and conference facilities.
  • Assistance: Braille guides, tactile maps, assistive listening devices, and priority passes for guests with mobility needs.
  • Service animals: Allowed in most areas with designated relief zones.
Wheelchair access sign indicating barrier-free entry.
  • Photography, videotaping, or recording of any kind is permitted only for personal use.
  • Unauthorized events, demonstrations, or speeches, or the usage of any flag, banner, or sign, or to incite a crowd, and other unauthorized public gatherings are prohibited.
  • Smoking of tobacco, e-cigarettes or other products that produce a vapor or smoke are allowed only in designated smoking areas.
  • Guests under age 16 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or older to enter the Park. 
  • To board an attraction, children under age 7 must be accompanied by a person aged 16 or older.
  • The use of handheld cameras or cellphone extensions, like selfie sticks, is prohibited.
  • Feeding any of the park animals is prohibited.
  • The Disneyland Hong Kong app provides real-time wait times, show schedules, and a GPS-enabled map to navigate the park efficiently.
  • Aim to arrive at least 30 minutes before the official opening time to experience popular rides with shorter wait times.
  • Hong Kong's climate can be hot and humid; carry water, wear sunscreen, and use hats or umbrellas for sun protection.
  • For select attractions, single rider lines can reduce wait times if you're comfortable riding separately from your group.
  • Prioritize must-see shows by noting their times and arriving early to secure good seats.
Buffet spread with tacos, colorful pasta, fresh vegetables, and desserts at Disneyland Hong Kong.
  • Explorer’s Club Restaurant (Park): A crowd favourite with big portions and global flavours. Offers Asian, International, Vegetarian and Western options—perfect for families who all want something different.
  • Enchanted Garden Restaurant (Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel): A buffet plus character dining rolled into one. Great for families who want guaranteed Mickey, Minnie, and Disney Friends interactions over meals.
  • Royal Banquet Hall (Park): A grand, immersive dining hall serving Chinese, Asian, International, and vegetarian dishes. One of the most popular lunch spots inside the park.
  • Starliner Diner (Park): A Tomorrowland favourite serving fast, satisfying International and Western meals. Go-to spot for burgers, fries, and quick service.
  • River View Cafe (Park): A scenic sit-down option with Asian, Chinese, Halal, and International dishes. Ideal for travellers looking for halal choices inside the park.
Disneyland Hong Kong shop with Mickey and Minnie merchandise displays.
  • Emporium (Main Street, U.S.A.): The biggest and most iconic shopping destination in the park. You’ll find the widest range of apparel, headwear, candies, and exclusive Hong Kong Disneyland merch.
  • Pooh Corner (Fantasyland): A fan-favourite for all things Winnie the Pooh—plush toys, themed apparel, snacks, and adorable collectibles.
  • Main Street Cinema: My Journeys with Duffy – Presented by FUJIFILM: A must-visit for Duffy & Friends lovers. Expect seasonal outfits, plush toys, photo spots, and themed accessories.
  • Main Street Jewelers – Presented by PANDORA: The go-to for Disney-themed jewellery, charms, and premium keepsakes. Perfect for collectors or special-occasion souvenirs.
  • Enchanted Treasures – Presented by Chow Tai Fook: High-end Disney jewellery and exclusive pieces you won’t find anywhere else. Ideal for premium gifting.
  • Toy Story Land: Andy’s Toy Box: A colourful favourite packed with Toy Story apparel, accessories, headwear, candies, and toys. Great for kids and Pixar fans.
  • Castle View Gifts: Best spot for Disney Princess-themed gifts, accessories, and limited-edition castle-themed merch—highly popular among families.
Guest receiving room key at hotel check-in counter.
  • Disney Explorers Lodge: Exploration-themed 750-room hotel with 4 unique gardens, 3 dining locations, and an outdoor pool.
  • Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel: Victorian-style elegance with 400 rooms, 5 restaurants and bars, indoor and outdoor pools.
  • Disney's Hollywood Hotel: Hollywood-themed hotel offering spacious rooms, themed restaurants, and a piano-shaped outdoor pool.

Frequently asked questions about Disneyland Hong Kong tickets

You can grab everything from standard 1-day tickets to flexible 2-day passes, plus discounted combo tickets that include meals, transport, or exclusive experiences. Some options even include priority access or skip-the-line perks at select attractions. Booking online lets you skip the queues and dive straight into the fun!