To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all guests, Hong Kong Disneyland follows park-wide safety and conduct guidelines. This page outlines key rules about entry, belongings, safety, photography, dress code, and behaviour so visitors can plan confidently.
General Hong Kong Disneyland park rules
Park tickets are non-transferable and must be retained for re-entry checks.
Guests must follow instructions from Cast Members and security at all times.
Running, rough play or activities that may endanger other guests are not permitted.
Loud, disruptive or abusive behaviour can result in removal from the park without refund.
Queue-jumping is strictly prohibited, including holding spaces for others.
Permitted and prohibited items
Permitted: small snacks, water bottles, personal umbrellas, compact strollers, personal cameras and phones.
Not permitted: outside meals / large quantities of food, alcohol, glass containers, illegal substances, drones, toy weapons, self-propelled scooters, hoverboards, oversized sports equipment.
Stroller dimensions and bag checks apply at entry; security screening is mandatory for all guests.
Dress code and costumes
General dress code
Guests must wear proper attire: shirt/top, pants/shorts/skirt, and shoes — no bare torsos, swimwear or overly revealing outfits.
Clothing should be sensible for walking and the weather: comfortable shoes, breathable clothes (given Hong Kong’s heat) are strongly recommended.
Avoid outfits with offensive or inappropriate language/graphics — the park enforces a family-friendly standard.
Costume / Themed outfit policy and restrictions
Full costumes, costume accessories and masks are generally not allowed for ordinary guests.
Exceptions: During designated events or private-party nights (e.g. themed parties, festival celebrations) — guests may wear costumes, but only in those designated areas/times.
Even during such events, costumes must be family-friendly, non-violent, non-offensive, and safe (no sharp props, no full-face masks, no items that may obstruct movement or ride safety).
Guests wearing approved costumes during events usually need to wear a badge or sticker (for example a “Party Guest” sticker) so that staff and others know they’re part of the special event.
Costumes, capes, props, hats or accessories which may interfere with rides or endanger others might be disallowed — each ride still enforces its own safety rules for attire.
What to wear
Comfortable, casual clothes: T-shirts or tops, shorts/pants or skirts depending on the weather
Comfortable walking shoes/sneakers (instead of heels or slippery footwear), since there’s a lot of walking and queueing.
Light layers or a small jacket if you visit in cooler months; in summer, breathable, light clothing.
Avoid overly long or dragging garments, these can pose a safety hazard or risk getting caught in rides.
What not to wear / avoid
Full costumes, character outfits, masks, full-face makeup, props especially if you are an adult (unless at a sanctioned costume event), likely to be denied entry.
Clothing that’s overly revealing, offensive, or could be considered inappropriate for a family-oriented theme park.
Long flowing or dragging garments, capes, or accessories that may interfere with ride mechanisms or other Guests.
Other Hong Kong Disneyland park rules
Photography and mobile filming are allowed for personal use in most areas.
Tripods, monopods, and stabilizers longer than 6 ft / 182 cm are not permitted.
Filming for commercial use without advance permission is prohibited.
Recording is strictly restricted inside certain shows and attractions when requested.
Height, age, and medical restrictions apply for select attractions; check posted signage before queuing.
Ride safety restraints must be used as directed; failure to comply will stop the ride.
Pregnant guests and guests with heart/neck/back issues must avoid high-impact rides.
Removing safety equipment or standing up mid-ride is strictly prohibited.
Children under 7 must be accompanied by a guest aged 16 or older at all times.
Unaccompanied minors are not permitted to enter or remain in the park.
Only registered service animals are allowed; emotional-support animals and pets are not admitted.
Service animals must remain leashed and under control throughout the visit.
Smoking and vaping are allowed only in designated smoking areas inside the park.
Smoking in queues, restaurants, shops, attraction areas or pathways is not permitted.
FAQs
Light snacks and water are allowed, but full meals and alcohol are not.
Only on park-approved special-event days; otherwise, adults cannot wear full costumes.
Queue-jumping is not allowed, all members of a group must queue together.
Most areas are fine; photography is restricted during certain shows and attractions where signage or staff indicate so.
Yes, as long as you retain your ticket and receive the appropriate re-entry stamp if required.
