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Jul 2025
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Disneyland truly gave me an experience I will never forget! ✨ From the moment I stepped through those magical gates, I felt like a kid again. The atmosphere is full of joy, wonder, and pure happiness — every corner is beautifully designed, every cast member is kind and helpful, and the rides are simply amazing! The parades, the fireworks, the characters walking around — it’s like stepping into a fairytale that comes alive right in front of your eyes. I made memories here that I will cherish forever. If you’re thinking about visiting, don’t think twice — just go and let the magic make your heart smile. 💫 Thank you, Disneyland, for making my trip truly unforgettable! 🏰✨
Aryan Pareek
IN

Aryan

India
Jun 2025
5/5
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The roller coaster rides were amazing. There were multiple of them & I enjoyed all of them. My experience was as seamless as it could have been. Just take some water with you & you'll be good for the day.
Marius Wannenburg

Marius

Jul 2025
5/5
Our family travelled from South Africa to go to Disneyland in Hong Kong. I have been to Disneyworld Orlando many years ago and this experience was just as good. Well worth it!
Robert Vernon Lust
US

Robert

United States
Feb 2025
5/5
Mystic was our favorite ride. It is different than anything we have experienced at US Disney parks. Well done and very unique!

Top things to do in Hong Kong

Experience Disney’s magic in Hong Kong

Nestled on the largest of Hong Kong’s islands, Disneyland Hong Kong offers a escape on the picturesque Lantau Island. Where the classic Disney charm meets the vibrant culture of Hong Kong, Disney-themed zones and thrilling attractions, await you here at Disneyland Hong Kong. Be it with friends, family or solo, let a little bit of Disney magic and adventure lift your spirits!

Why Visit Disneyland Hong Kong?

Colorful "It's a Small World" ride with animated dolls and vibrant decor at Hong Kong Disneyland.
Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars ride at Hong Kong Disneyland with rocky landscape.
Family shopping for plush toys at Hong Kong Disneyland store.
Family enjoying balloons at Hong Kong Disneyland with castle in background.
Donald Duck and Daisy Duck with visitors at Disneyland Hong Kong.
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Thrill of classic Disneyland rides

Relive childhood memories aboard "It’s a Small World", embark on an adventure with the Jungle River Cruise, or feel the adrenaline on Hyperspace Mountain, a Star Wars-themed roller coaster.

Immerse yourself in Disney magic

Step into a world of enchantment with themed zones like Adventureland, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Grizzly Gulch, Mystic Point, and the World of Frozen – the first-ever Frozen-themed land.

Take a slice of Disney home

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.

The perfect day trip from Hong Kong

Just a short journey from the bustling city center, Disneyland Hong Kong offers a refreshing escape from urban life. Conveniently accessible via public transport, it’s the ideal way to spend a day (or two) away from the city.

Watch Disney come to life

Enjoy dazzling live entertainment, from character parades to interactive shows that add to the whimsy of Disneyland. Meet your favorite Disney characters and capture memories to treasure forever.

All the zones in Disneyland Hong Kong

Main street with shops and castle 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.

Disney characters at Fantasyland in Hong Kong Disneyland

Fantasyland

Dedicated to Disney's classic fairytales and characters, some of its most popular Attractions include “it’s a small world”, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, and Fairy Tale Forest.

Iconic feature: Castle of Magical Dreams.

Traditional meal with curry, rice, salad, and snacks at Disneyland Hong Kong.

Adventureland

An immersive jungle-themed area filled with adventure with attractions like Jungle River Cruise, Festival of the Lion King, and Tarzan’s Treehouse.

Iconic feature: Exotic dining options like Tahitian Terrace.

Ironman posing at Stark Expo, Marvel Season of Super Heroes, Disneyland Hong Kong.

Tomorrowland

A futuristic zone with Marvel and sci-fi themes, Tomorrowland is home to the Iron Man Experience, Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle!, and Hyperspace Mountain.

Iconic feature: Exotic dining options like Iron Man Experience

Toy soldiers from Toy Story at Disneyland Hong Kong in front of colorful alphabet wall.

Toy Story Land

An homage to Disney-Pixar’s Toy Story films, Toy Story Land includes RC Racer, Toy Soldier Parachute Drop, and Slinky Dog Spin.

Iconic feature: Decorated to make guests feel like they’re the size of toys.

Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars ride at Hong Kong Disneyland with rocky landscape.

Grizzly Gulch

A wild west-themed zone unique to Disneyland Hong Kong , the Grizzly Gulch features detailed mining-town decor and geysers.

Iconic feature: Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars.

Open storybook and castle at Mystic Point, Disneyland Hong Kong.

Mystic Point

Another Disneyland Hong Kong exclusive, the Mystic Point is an adventurous zone amidst a mini rainforest, and home to the Garden of Wonders and the Mystic Rail Depot.

Iconic feature: Mystic Manor, one of Disney’s most celebrated rides.

World of Frozen characters at Hong Kong Disneyland

World of Frozen

In the world’s first Frozen-themed land, you get to enjoy Arendelle-inspired scenery, dining at Golden Crocus Inn, and an immersive experience into the World of Frozen.

Iconic feature:  Frozen Ever After and Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs.

The Best of Disneyland Hong Kong

Iron Man Experience

Iron Man Experience

Height restrictions: At least 102 cm (40 inches) tall to ride.

Accessibility: Guests must transfer from their wheelchair to the ride vehicle.

Zone: Tomorrowland

Experience 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.

Roller coaster riders on Hyperspace Mountain, Hong Kong Disneyland, surrounded by Star Wars spacecraft.

Hyperspace Mountain

Height restrictions: At least 102 cm (40 inches) tall to ride.

Accessibility: Guests must transfer from their wheelchair to the ride vehicle.

Zone: Tomorrowland

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.

Visitors walking through Toy Story Land with giant Woody statue, Disneyland Hong Kong.

RC Racer

Height restrictions: At least 120 cm (47 inches) tall to ride.

Accessibility: Guests must transfer from their wheelchair to the ride vehicle.

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.

Disney character in a garden setting at Hong Kong Disneyland.

Fairy Tale Forest by PANDORA

Height restrictions: No height restrictions.

Accessibility: This walk-through attraction is wheelchair accessible.

Zone: Fantasyland

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.

Fantasia Carousel sign at Disneyland Hong Kong with decorative elements.

Fantasy Garden

Height restrictions: No height restrictions.

Accessibility: This walk-through attraction is wheelchair accessible.

Zone: Fantasyland

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.

Guests on Jungle River Cruise at Hong Kong Disneyland encounter animatronic hippo.

Jungle River Cruise

Height restrictions: No height restrictions.

Accessibility: Guests can remain in their wheelchair while boarding and riding.

Zone: Adventureland

Head off on an 8-minute guided journey through the untamed Rivers of Adventure. Encounter playful elephants, mischievous gorillas, and wading hippos while your witty skipper navigates treacherous waters filled with surprises and thrilling sights, all inspired by Disney's classic True-Life Adventure films.

Roller coaster ride at Frozen Ever After, Disneyland Hong Kong, with passengers enjoying the thrill.

Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs

Height restrictions: At least 95 cm (37.5 inches) tall to ride.
Accessibility: Must transfer from wheelchair
Zone: World of Frozen
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.

Colorful "It's a Small World" ride with animated dolls and vibrant decor at Hong Kong Disneyland.

It’s a Small World

Height restrictions: No height restrictions.

Accessibility: Accessible for guests in wheelchairs; no transfer is necessary.

Zone: Fantasyland

Over a 9-minute journey that celebrates cultural harmony, you’ll cruise through vibrant scenes featuring nearly 300 animated children representing diverse cultures, singing the iconic theme song in multiple languages. This timeless Disney classic also includes appearances from beloved Disney characters and an enchanting kinetic clock tower.

Mystic Manor entrance and architecture at Hong Kong Disneyland.

Mystic Manor

Height restrictions: No height restrictions.

Accessibility: Guests may remain in their wheelchair throughout the attraction.

Zone: Mystic Point

Unique to Disneyland Hong Kong, The Mystic Manor in Mystic Point 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 intricately themed galleries.

Suggested itineraries: Make the most of your trip to Disneyland Hong Kong

Know Before You Go

Mickey Mouse greeting at Disneyland Hong Kong
  • Park Hours: 10am to 9pm
  • Festival of The Lion King: 12:30pm, 2:30pm, 5pm, 6:30pm
  • Mickey and the Wondrous Book: 11:15am, 12:30pm, 1:45pm, 4:30pm, 5:45pm, 7pm
  • Moana: A Homecoming Celebration: 12:30pm, 2:15pm, 4:30pm, 6pm
  • Playhouse in the Woods: 11:30am to 7pm
  • Chinese New Year Edition of Mickey & Friends Street Celebration: 1:45pm, 5:30pm
  • “Momentous” Nighttime Spectacular: 9pm
Family enjoying nighttime at Hong Kong Disneyland with Mickey Mouse ears.
  • Through the year: Visit between November and March to experience cooler weather. Mid-November to early December or late February to March for fewer crowds and comfortable weather.
  • Through the week: Avoid weekends and public holidays if you’re not one for crowds, weekdays will be quieter. Weekends will definitely be a lot more livelier, however!
  • Best seasonal events: Halloween (October), Christmas (late November to December).
Wheelchair rentals at Disney Hong Kong
  • Wheelchair rentals and family services are available.
  • Getting There: Easily accessible via the MTR Disneyland Resort Line. Direct buses are available from the airport and city centers.
  • Rules: Follow the park’s guidelines on dress code, prohibited items, and photography restrictions.

Address: Lantau Island, Hong Kong

  • Resort Hotel Shuttles: Free shuttle buses connect the 3 Disney hotels with the Disneyland Resort Public Transport Interchange (PTI), a short walk from the park.
  • By Car: Cars, coaches, and motorcycles are welcome, with parking available at the park.
  • By Taxi: Red (Urban), Green (New Territories), and Blue (Lantau) taxis serve the resort. Drop-off and pick-up are at the Disneyland Public Transport Interchange.
  • By MTR: Take the Disneyland Resort Line from Sunny Bay Station; trains run every few minutes. The resort is 30 minutes from major MTR stations like Hong Kong Station, Kowloon Station, and the airport..
  • From the airport: Multiple transport options connect Hong Kong International Airport to the resort, including MTR.
  • By Express Rail Link: The Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link connects West Kowloon Station to the resort via the MTR.
  • By Bus: R42: Between Hong Kong Disneyland and Downtown Hong Kong, R33: Between Tai Wai Station and Hong Kong Disneyland, 36: Between Hong Kong Disneyland and Tung Chung, R8: Between Hong Kong Disneyland and Lantau Link Interchange, B5: Between Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port and Sunny Bay Station (via Hong Kong Disneyland).
Disneyland Hong Kong shop with Mickey and Minnie merchandise displays.
  • Wheelchair rentals available at the Disneyland Fire Department near City Hall on Main Street, U.S.A.
  • Most attractions, shops, and dining areas are wheelchair accessible.
  • Many attractions allow guests to remain in their wheelchairs or transfer to ride vehicles.
  • Service animals are permitted in most areas of the park and on select attractions. Relief areas for service animals are available; check the park map for locations.
  • Accessible restrooms are located throughout the park.
  • Assistive listening devices are available at select attractions and shows for guests with hearing impairments.
  • Braille guides and tactile maps are available for visually impaired guests.
  • Special viewing areas for parades and shows are designated for guests with disabilities.
  • Dietary accommodations are available at park restaurants; contact guest services in advance for specific needs.
  • Accessible parking spaces are available near the park entrance.
  • Priority entrance passes can be requested for guests with mobility challenges or special needs.
  • Stroller and electric vehicle rentals are also available for families and guests with additional mobility needs.
Characters of Hong Kong Disneyland with kids
  • Consider purchasing Disney Premier Access to skip lines for popular attractions.
  • 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.
  • Don't miss exclusive experiences like Mystic Manor, World of Frozen and the Iron Man Experience, unique to Hong Kong Disneyland.
  • Consider staying at one of the Disneyland hotels for benefits like early park entry and proximity to the park.
No alcohol beverage at Disneyland Hong Kong
  • Dangerous or hazardous materials
  • Weapons or objects resembling weapons, including toy guns
  • Alcoholic beverages or illegal substances
  • Glass containers (except small ones like baby food jars)
  • Bags, boxes, coolers, or luggage larger than 56cm x 36cm x 23cm
  • Loose or dry ice (reusable ice packs recommended)
  • Wheeled luggage of any size
  • Stroller wagons, wagons, or carts (except strollers within 92cm x 132cm, manual wheelchairs, or electric mobility devices with 3+ wheels)
  • Animals (except service dogs)
  • Masks for guests aged 16 or older (unless for medical or legal reasons)
  • Large tripods, folding chairs, or stools
  • Recreational devices with wheels (e.g., skateboards, scooters, inline skates, shoes with built-in wheels)
  • Drones, remote-controlled flying devices, or kites
  • Flags, banners, or signs of any size
  • Items deemed harmful, disruptive, offensive, or impeding park operations
Selfie sticks prohibited at Disneyland Hong Kong
  • Masks are not permitted for guests aged 16 or older (unless required for medical purposes or compliance with law).
  • If worn by children under 16, the masks must provide unobstructed peripheral vision with openings that allow the eyes to be fully seen.
  • Guests are advised to follow cast members' instructions and consider the safety of others when parking and/or locking strollers.
  • 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.
  • Unless specifically permitted or encouraged by the park authorities for special events or programs, costumes are not to be worn by guests aged 16 or older.
  • 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.

Plan for the Weather in Disneyland Hong Kong

  • Hong Kong’s subtropical climate sees the temperatures range from 10˚C to 33˚C; dress casually and comfortably for outdoor activities.
  • May to September is usually considered typhoon season, so best be prepared for rain if you’re travelling at that time; carry a lightweight rain jacket and an umbrella at the very least.

And don’t worry, Disneyland Hong Kong is well-prepared for the typhoon season! Here’s what you should know:

-Amber/Red Rainstorm, Typhoon Signal #1: Park remains open; outdoor attractions may be suspended.

-Black Rainstorm:

  • Before park opens: Delayed opening with limited offerings.
  • During park hours: Park stays open but with limited offerings; outdoor attractions suspended

-Typhoon Signal #3: Park remains open; outdoor attractions and entertainment suspended.

-Typhoon Signal #8, #9, #10:

  • Before park opens: Park may delay opening or remain closed.
  • During park hours: Park may close early; tickets remain valid for a future visit.

Restaurants in Disneyland Hong Kong

There are plenty of eateries inside Disneyland Hong Kong. You will simply never go hungry.

Japanese dish at Disneyland Hong Kong

Explorer’s Club Restaurant

A themed eatery in Mystic Point offering international cuisines like Japanese, Southeast Asian, and Indian dishes.

Ramen at Disneyland Hong Kong

Royal Banquet Hall

A Fantasyland restaurant serving diverse options including ramen, pizza, roasted chicken, and Korean ginseng chicken.

Laksa noodles with vegetables and seafood at Good Old Days international buffet.

Tahitian Terrace

Located in Adventureland, it offers Halal-certified Asian-inspired dishes like laksa, beef rendang, and biryani.

Burger available at Disneyland Hong Kong

Starliner Diner

A Tomorrowland spot for classic American fast food like burgers and fried chicken.

Two people enjoying coffee and cupcakes at a café table.

Market House Bakery

A quick-service spot on Main Street, U.S.A., for pastries, coffee, and light snacks.

Dim sum at Disneyland Hong Kong

Clopin’s Festival of Foods

A Fantasyland eatery inspired by The Hunchback of Notre Dame, serving Chinese noodles, rice dishes, and dim sum.

Mickey Mouse waffle with strawberries and syrup at Disneyland Hong Kong.

Walt’s Cafe

A retro-style dining experience in the Disneyland Hotel, offering Western cuisine with a Disney touch.

Two friends enjoying deserts at Hong Kong Disneyland

Golden Crocus Inn

Located in World of Frozen, this quick-service restaurant offers hearty meals like lamb shank, baked salmon, and forest mushroom pasta.

Disneyland Hong Kong Hotels

Checking in at Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel

Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel

Victorian-style elegance with 400 rooms, 5 restaurants and bars, indoor and outdoor pools.

Room at Disney Explorers Lodge

Disney Explorers Lodge

Exploration-themed 750-room hotel with 4 unique gardens, 3 dining locations, and an outdoor pool.

Family checking in at Disney's Hollywood Hotel

Disney's Hollywood Hotel

Hollywood-themed hotel offering spacious rooms, themed restaurants, and a piano-shaped outdoor pool.

Disneyland Hong Kong FAQs

Is Hong Kong Disneyland worth visiting?

Yes, Hong Kong Disneyland is worth visiting, especially for Disney fans and families. It features unique attractions like Mystic Manor and World of Frozen, exclusive to this park, along with immersive themed lands and high-quality entertainment.

In which country is Hong Kong Disneyland located?

Hong Kong Disneyland is located in Hong Kong, a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China.

What is the best month to visit Hong Kong Disneyland?

The best months to visit are from November to March, as the weather is cooler and more comfortable, and crowds are lighter outside major holidays.

What transportation options are available to reach the park?

The park is accessible via the MTR Disneyland Resort Line, buses, taxis, and private vehicles.

Are there services for guests with disabilities?

Hong Kong Disneyland offers wheelchair accessibility, rentals, Braille guidebooks, audio guides, and service dog accommodations. Guests can access designated viewing areas, accessible entrances, and other services.

Can I rent strollers or wheelchairs?

Yes, both strollers and wheelchairs are available for rent near the park entrance.

Do children under 16 need to provide ID at the park entrance if unaccompanied?

Guests may be asked to present tickets and identification at the entrance. If a child under 16 is found unaccompanied, they may be denied entry to the park.

Are selfie sticks allowed in the park?

No, selfie sticks are not permitted in Hong Kong Disneyland. Guests must store them in bags or designated areas such as Luggage Valet or Guest Relations if found during security checks.

What is the minimum age requirement for unaccompanied children entering the park?

Guests under 16 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or older. This rule is consistent with the policy that children under 7 must be accompanied by a supervising adult on attractions.

What clothing is prohibited in the park?

Proper attire, including shoes and shirts, is required. Guests aged 16 or older cannot wear costumes or masks unless for medical reasons. Clothing with offensive language or graphics, excessively torn attire, or overly revealing clothing is not allowed.

What happens if an unattended child under 16 is found in the park?

Cast Members will approach and assist any unattended children identified in the park.

What payment methods are accepted at Hong Kong Disneyland?

Payments can be made in Hong Kong dollars, Renminbi, or via WeChat Pay, Alipay, Visa, MasterCard, and Octopus. Foreign currencies and traveler’s checks can be exchanged at Guest Relations.

Where can guests enjoy Disney Character dining?

Disney Character dining is available at: Enchanted Garden Restaurant (Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel), Ink & Plate (Disney’s Hollywood Hotel) and Dragon Wind (Disney Explorers Lodge).

What food can guests bring to the park?

Guests may bring individual portions of food, such as fruits, chips, or sandwiches. However, items requiring heating, refrigeration, or processing (e.g., instant noodles, hotpots, or pungent foods like durian) are not allowed.

Are there signature dining options at the resort?

Yes, Crystal Lotus at the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel offers an award-winning menu of regional Chinese dishes and specialty items.

Can the park accommodate special dietary needs?

Yes, special dietary accommodations, including Halal options, are available. Halal-certified meals can be requested at Tahitian Terrace in the park and select hotel restaurants.

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