Hong Kong Disneyland is Asia's premier Disney park where classic magic meets Oriental charm. Located on Lantau Island in Hong Kong, the park offers a unique blend of familiar Disney classics and attractions. The park is on a smaller scale than the American and Japanese counterparts, but is full of unique experiences you won't find anywhere else. From the mysterious Mystic Manor to the fairytale World of Frozen, here you literally step into another world.
The Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is located at Lantau Island, just a 20-minute drive from Hong Kong International Airport. Also with the special Disneyland train (MTR) travel comfortably and quickly to the park in 30 minutes. The train's iconic Mickey windows and Disney figurines make the journey an experience in itself. From downtown Hong Kong, you can reach the park in about 40 minutes, ideal for both a day visit and a longer vacation.
Hong Kong Disneyland may be more compact than some other Disney parks, but the range of attractions and shows is surprisingly diverse and full of unique experiences you won't find anywhere else.
Hong Kong Disneyland also has a wonderful evening show called Momentous. When night falls, the park comes alive with this breathtaking light show. Expect giant projections on the castle, music from classics and new Disney films, dancing fountains and a grand fireworks display.
The brand new World of Frozen at Hong Kong Disneyland was the first themed area in the world to open with a complete dedication to Arendelle and the beloved characters from Disney's Frozen films. As soon as you step into the area, you are surrounded by snowy mountain peaks, colorful Norwegian architecture and atmospheric music from the films.
You'll find two major attractions here:
In addition to the attractions, World of Frozen features regular entertainment, including short performances in the plaza and meet-and-greets with your favorite Frozen characters. For the real foodies, there are unique snacks ranging from blue soft-serve ice creams and warm cinnamon rolls to colorful drinks with snowflake decorations - all exclusive to this area.
Combining attractions, atmosphere, live entertainment and photogenic treats, World of Frozen is an absolute must-see at Hong Kong Disneyland.
At Hong Kong Disneyland, of course, food is also a big part of the experience. Each area has its own culinary surprises, often inspired by the theming and Disney stories. Highly recommended is the Explorers Club Restaurant, located in Mystic Point. Here you will sample international dishes in beautifully themed rooms, each dedicated to a different continent.
You'll also find creative and often temporary treats throughout the park. Think dim sum in Mickey form, churros with seasonal flavors and colorful desserts inspired by Disney characters. At World of Frozen you can feast on blue soft serve ice creams, warm cinnamon rolls and festive drinks with snowflake decoration!
The individual stalls and cafes also deserve attention. For example, try the classic popcorn (available in collectible Disney buckets) or get a refreshing bubble tea in Fantasyland.
A visit to Hong Kong Disneyland becomes even more magical if you stay overnight in one of the official Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Hotels. Each hotel has its own unique theme, perks and atmosphere, but they all share one thing: the Disney magic goes on here 24 hours a day.
Staying at one of these hotels also means taking advantage of additional benefits such as early access to the park, special shuttle connections and unique recreational activities for children. So we are happy to offer these hotels with our trips!
Hong Kong Disneyland is ideal for families and has everything to make a visit with children smooth and fun. Strollers are available for rent at the entrance and most attractions are suitable for all ages. Special Baby Care Centers with changing areas, feeding facilities and microwaves are available for extra young children.
Restaurants offer children's menus and everywhere you'll find beloved snacks that are easy to eat. With kid-friendly attractions, convenient amenities and the familiar Disney magic, Hong Kong Disneyland is a destination the whole family will thoroughly enjoy.
From exclusive attractions like Mystic Manor to the fairytale World of Frozen, Hong Kong Disneyland is a magical experience you won't find anywhere else! Florivida will help you put together your complete trip: from airfare and park admission to a stay at a Disney hotel. That way, all you have to do is enjoy.
Discover our journey to this wonderful destination, or schedule an appointment in with one of our travel experts to put together your dream trip!
Also read our extensive comparison between Shanghai Disneyland & Hong Kong Disneyland.
Hong Kong Disneyland began in 2005 with the smallest Disney castle in the world, based on Sleeping Beauty Castle in Anaheim. In 2020, it was completely rebuilt into the impressive Castle of Magical Dreams, featuring elements of 13 different Disney princesses and heroines. It is the only Disney castle ever completely rebuilt, and now also serves as the backdrop for the spectacular evening show Momentous.
Duffy began as a relatively unknown teddy bear in the Disney parks, but grew to become a real crowd pleaser in Asia. He now has an entire group of friends, including ShellieMay, Gelatoni and StellaLou, and often gets long lines for his meet-and-greets. For many local fans, a visit to the park is not complete without a photo with Duffy or one of his Friends.
Hong Kong Disneyland combines familiar Disney magic with Asian influences such as feng shui in the park design, multilingual castmembers (Cantonese, Mandarin and English) and unique attractions you won't find anywhere else. The iconic Mystic Manor replaces the traditional haunted house concept and is full of humor and innovative effects. In addition, Hong Kong Disneyland is home to the world's first World of Frozen area and you'll find the exclusive Iron Man Experience. Thanks to its compact layout, the park is manageable and doable in one or two days without compromising on experience.
The park is located on Lantau Island, about a 30-minute drive from Hong Kong International Airport. By public transportation, take the MTR (subway) to Sunny Bay Station and transfer to the Disneyland Resort Line. This train has Mickey-shaped windows and Disney figurines in the compartments, so your vacation spirit starts during the journey. From downtown Hong Kong it takes about 40-50 minutes. Cabs are also an option, especially if you are traveling with luggage or coming directly from the airport.
Yes, instead of the old free FASTPASS-system, Hong Kong Disneyland is now using Disney Premier Access. This allows you to purchase priority access to popular attractions such as Mystic Manor, Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars and Frozen Ever After through the official app or authorized partners. This saves waiting time, especially during busy periods such as Chinese New Year or school vacations. Premier Access can be purchased by attraction or in bundles and can be purchased on the day as long as there is availability.
Yes, this is highly recommended. Tickets are priced in three tiers (Tier 1, 2 and 3) based on expected crowds. At Florivida, we arrange your tickets to Hong Kong Disneyland and they are almost always included with our package tours, along with hotel accommodations and other transportation. That way you have everything taken care of at once and can enjoy right away without worrying about availability.
The most pleasant months are October-November and March-April, when temperatures are mild and humidity is lower. If possible, avoid peak periods such as Chinese New Year, Golden Week (early October) and the Tuen Ng Festival (May/June), when the park is considerably busier. Summer is hot and humid, but on the other hand, the park is often open longer and offers more evening entertainment.
Yes, almost all restaurants offer international cuisine; there are also options for vegetarians, vegans and halal. For example, the Explorers Club Restaurant serves a variety of Asian cuisines, while quick-service locations often offer Western comfort food. You'll also find unique Disney snacks such as Mickey-shaped dim sum and seasonal treats. World of Frozen even offers special blue soft-serve ice creams and warm cinnamon rolls.
You can do most of the major attractions in one day, but for a leisurely pace and to fully experience all the shows, parades and themed areas, we recommend two days. This also gives you a chance to enjoy the entertainment and restaurants without rushing, and to do popular attractions multiple times. With a stay at one of the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Hotels you also benefit from extra magic and early access to the park.
Duffy the Disney Bear is a teddy bear given by Mickey Mouse as a gift to Minnie for her travels. In Hong Kong Disneyland and other Asian parks, Duffy is wildly popular, often even more so than Mickey himself. He has a group of friends, including ShellieMay, Gelatoni and StellaLou, and can be met at special meet-and-greets. Stores carry countless Duffy merchandise, from soft toys to accessories, often available exclusively in Asia.
World of Frozen is the world's first themed area dedicated entirely to the world of Disney's Frozen films. Here you walk through Arendelle, complete with snowy mountain peaks, colorful Norwegian houses and atmospheric music. The area has two major attractions: Frozen Ever After, a boat ride past famous scenes, and Wandering Oaken's Sliding Sleighs, a family roller coaster through the hills. You will also find themed stores, unique snacks such as blue soft-serve ice cream and photo opportunities with the characters.
Feng shui is a traditional Chinese philosophy about harmony and energy flow. In Hong Kong Disneyland has been deliberately applied to attract good fortune and prosperity. For example, paths at the entrance are curved to hold positive energy, the number 4 is missing from some hotel flors because of its negative connotation, and water features are strategically placed for prosperity. Even during construction, rituals, such as burning incense, were performed to bring good energy to the park.
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