Magic Disney parks Asia: Shanghai and Hong Kong

At Florivida, a comfortable stay during your vacation is very important to us. Therefore, for each trip we carefully select a number of hotels that best suit the destination. Below are several hotel options you can choose from for this trip. You can indicate your preference in the booking form; if you do not indicate a preference, we will book the hotel with the best availability in your desired period.

Because all our vacations are customized, sometimes your first choice may not be available. In that case, we always find a suitable alternative from our carefully curated selection of accommodation options.

You will stay at a hotel near or on the grounds of Disneyland Shanghai during your visit to Shanghai. By default, this trip is offered with the Courtyard by Marriott hotel and upon request this is customizable to one of the Disney hotels.

Please note that Disneyland Shanghai hotels themselves can only be booked 2 months in advance, so it is possible to change the hotel later in the booking.

Courtyard by Marriott Shanghai International Resort zone

This modern hotel belongs to the Mariott chain and is just steps from Shanghai Disneyland. There are several options regarding rooms, including standard, deluxe, premium and suites. The rooms accommodate 2 to 4 people and feature a bathroom with shower, comfortable beds and air conditioning. The hotel also has a restaurant, space to enjoy a snack and drink and for children there is also a small play area. The hotel also has shuttles running to the Disney park at set times,

With spacious rooms, modern amenities and proximity to Disneyland Shanghai and just under an hour from the heart of Shanghai, this hotel is the perfect base for exploring the Shanghai & Shanghai Disney Resort.

Toy Story Hotel

The Toy Story Hotel in Shanghai is a hotel where Disney fans are fully immersed in the world of Woody, Buzz and their friends. Located next to Shanghai Disneyland, this colorful hotel offers a special experience with themed rooms, cheerful decorations and interactive elements that seem straight out of the movies.

At this hotel, you can enjoy various facilities such as a themed restaurant, children's play areas and a Disney store. There is also a direct shuttle connection to the park and a photo location where you can meet your favorite characters.

Shanghai Disneyland Hotel

The Shanghai Disneyland Hotel is a luxurious and enchanting destination for Disney lovers seeking an unforgettable stay in Shanghai. Located on Shanghai Disneyland's Wishing Star Lake, this elegant hotel offers a combination of classic Disney ambiance and sophisticated amenities. Rooms are beautifully decorated with subtle Disney details, making you feel like you're in a fairy tale.

Guests can enjoy exclusive amenities including an indoor heated pool, a spa and a beautiful lakeside garden. The hotel has several first-class restaurants, including one with a Disney princess theme. With VIP access to the park and special meetings with Disney characters, this hotel is ideal for a magical vacation.

At Florivida, a comfortable stay during your vacation is very important to us. Therefore, for each trip we carefully select a number of hotels that best suit the destination. Below are several hotel options you can choose from for this trip. You can indicate your preference in the booking form; if you do not indicate a preference, we will book the hotel with the best availability in your desired period.

Because all our vacations are customized, sometimes your first choice may not be available. In that case, we always find a suitable alternative from our carefully curated selection of accommodation options.

Next to the park of Disneyland Hong Kong you will find 3 Disney hotels that are not much inferior to each other in quality. So choose the theme that suits you best while booking this trip.

Disney's Hollywood Hotel

At Disney's Hollywood Hotel, you will experience a glamorous stay that combines the golden age of Hollywood with Disney magic. The hotel exudes an elegant art deco style and brings guests closer to the glitz and glamour of movie stars.
Facilities include a beautiful outdoor pool in the shape of a movie reel, themed restaurants such as the stylish Chef Mickey, and extensive gardens where you can relax or take photos with Disney characters. Free shuttle buses run from the hotel to the park.

Disney's Explorers Lodge

Disney's Explorer Lodge is a paradise for adventurers and Disney lovers, inspired by global explorations. This unique resort immerses guests in four beautifully themed worlds: Asia, Oceania, South America and Africa. Rooms are stylishly decorated with details that reference distant journeys and exotic cultures.

Guests can enjoy facilities such as an outdoor themed pool, lush gardens with hidden Disney details and delicious international cuisine at the Dragon Wind restaurant. Free shuttle buses run from the hotel to the park.

Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel

The Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel is a luxury resort that combines classic elegance with the magic of Disney. Inspired by Victorian architecture, this beautiful hotel offers a fairytale atmosphere on the shores of the South China Sea. Rooms are spacious and stylishly decorated, with charming Disney details.

The hotel features first-class facilities, including an indoor and outdoor pool, a serene spa and sophisticated restaurants, including the enchanting Enchanted Garden Restaurant, where you can dine with Disney characters. Free shuttle buses run from the hotel to the park and it is also possible to walk to the park entrance in about 15 minutes.

Shanghai is a city that never stands still. Here you stand among modern skyscrapers and suddenly walk past an ancient temple a few streets away. On the river you see the Bund with its historic buildings, while on the other side the towers of Pudong shoot into the sky. It is precisely this combination of modern and classic that makes the city truly unique.

Besides the city itself, there is another reason to visit Shanghai: Shanghai Disneyland. Here you will experience the Disney magic in a park designed specifically for China, with themed areas and attractions you won't find anywhere else. Florivida is a specialist in Disney travel and helps you easily combine your visit to Disneyland with the city. That way you make the most of your time, without having to figure everything out yourself. 

Highlights

The Bund

The Bund is a famous boulevard along the Huangpu River. You walk between historic buildings with French influences and overlook the modern skyline of Pudong. Especially in the evening, this is one of the most beautiful places in the city. 

Shanghai Tower

At 632 meters, the Shanghai Tower is the tallest building in China and one of the tallest in the world. From the observation deck, you have an impressive view of the city. Highly recommended for those who want to experience Shanghai from above.

Oriental Pearl Tower

The Oriental Pearl Tower with its round spheres is one of the skyline landmarks. Inside you will find a small museum, and upstairs you will enjoy a panoramic view of the city. For those who dare, there is a glass floor that adds an extra dimension to the visit.

Yu Garden

The Yu Garden offers a very different view of Shanghai. This classic Chinese garden with ponds, pavilions and bridges is a tranquil spot in the middle of the city. The contrast with the modern skyscrapers all around makes the visit extra special.

Jade Buddha Temple

This Buddhist temple is known for its two impressive Jade Buddha statues. Inside, you regularly see locals burning incense and praying. It is a great opportunity to get a glimpse of the spiritual side of the city.

Activities

Besides the famous sights, Shanghai also has plenty to offer in terms of activities. Whether you want to shop, eat street food or take a boat ride, there is always something to do.

• Shanghai Disney Resort - Experience Disney magic in a park designed specifically for China, with unique themed areas such as Treasure Cove and Zootopia. Florivida helps you with tickets and planning, take a look at our Shanghai Disney Resort page.
• Nanjing Road - Shanghai's most famous shopping street, where you will find both luxury brands and large department stores. You can store extensively there during the day and at night the street turns into a sea of illuminated advertisements and street performers.
  
• Boat ride on the Huangpu River - A boat tour lets you see the city from the water, with the Bund on one side and the Pudong skyline on the other. Especially in the evening, when the buildings are beautifully lit, the view is spectacular.
  
• Street food tasting - Shanghai is known for its diverse cuisine, and street food is an important part of it. Think dumplings, steamed buns and sweet chestnuts, found at spots scattered throughout the city.
  
• Visit to the French Concession - This neighborhood is known for its green avenues, French villas and cozy cafes. You can stroll around quietly and relax on a terrace.

Culture

Shanghai is not only a city with modern buildings and bustling shopping streets, you will also find plenty of culture and history. Century-old traditions still run through daily life here. For example, you can learn about Chinese tea culture in one of the many tea houses. You will learn about its importance as a ritual and taste different flavors served in a traditional way.

You will also find temples in the city where locals still gather to burn incense and pray. These places give you an insight into the spiritual experience of the locals. In addition, museums such as the Shanghai Museum offer a wealth of art and history, where you can take a journey through different periods of Chinese history. Check out current exhibitions and practical info at the official site of the museum.

Overnight

For a complete travel experience, we recommend staying at one of the official Disney hotels at Shanghai Disney Resort. The Shanghai Disneyland Hotel offers luxury and comfort, while the Toy Story Hotel is a more playful alternative that is sure to appeal to families.

For travelers who want to visit Disney but don't want to stay in one of the official Disney hotels, we also offer a hotel close to the resort. This way you combine the short travel time to the park with a stay that better suits your own needs.

Whatever your choice, all options can be discussed with you, so that your stay fits perfectly with your wishes and travel plans. Feel free to contact with us!

Practical Tips

A few practical tips will make your stay in Shanghai a lot easier and more enjoyable.

• Best travel time - Spring and fall (April-May and September-October) are ideal. Summer can be very hot and crowded, while winter is cold but often clear.
• Flight time - From the Netherlands, you fly directly to Shanghai in about 11 hours. There are also routes with a transfer, depending on the airline.
• Transportation in the city - The subway is fast, affordable and easy to use with English-language signs. Cabs and Didi (the Chinese version of Uber) are good alternatives.
• Time difference - In Shanghai, it is 6 hours later than in the Netherlands during our winter time. During daylight saving time, this increases to 7 hours later, as China itself does not have daylight saving time.
• Payment Resources - Cash is used less and less, apps like Alipay and WeChat Pay are popular. With an international credit card, however, you can also get by just fine.
  

Travel to Shanghai with Florivida

Make your city break to Shanghai extra special with a visit to Shanghai Disneyland. Florivida is the Disney specialist and will help you arrange everything smoothly so you can enjoy carefree.

View our offerings:

• Disneyparks Asia: Shanghai & Hong Kong
• Themetour Group Tour to China & Hong Kong

Hong Kong has something for every traveler. From bustling markets and lively neighborhoods to laid-back islands and green hills. You can enjoy street food, spend a day at Hong Kong Disneyland or travel by cable car to the Big Buddha. With well-regulated public transportation, you can easily explore the city and see many different sides of Hong Kong in a short time.

A vacation to Hong Kong combines city, culture and nature in a special way. You will experience the famous skyline from Victoria Peak, walk through historic temples and find peace on islands such as Lantau and Lamma. This makes this metropolis attractive to both couples and families looking for a varied trip.

Sightseeing

In Hong Kong, you will find a mix of modern highlights and traditional spots. These sights will show you the versatility of the city.

Victoria Peak

From Victoria Peak you have the best view of the skyline, the harbor and the surrounding islands. You can reach the top by the special Peak Tram or by a bus ride that takes you along the hills. 

Florivida tip: go later in the day so you can experience both the daylight view and the mesmerizing sunset. 

Star Ferry & Victoria Harbour

The ferry between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island is one of the cheapest and most enjoyable ways to see the city from the water. As you cross, you can see the skyscrapers on both sides of the harbor. At night there is the ’Symphony of Lights,‘ where buildings along the harbor participate in an impressive light show.

Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha)

On Lantau Island stands the imposing bronze Buddha more than 30 meters high. You reach the spot via a cable car with views of green mountains and sea. Next to the Big Buddha is the Po Lin Monastery, a peaceful spot in the middle of nature, where you can admire colorful temple halls and incense spirals.

Wong Tai Sin Temple & Man Mo Temple

Those who want to see the traditional side of the city can't forget the temples! The Wong Tai Sin Temple is famous for divination and colorful architecture. The Man Mo Temple on Hong Kong Island is smaller but impressive for its many incense spirals and relaxed atmosphere.

Find more sightseeing inspiration on the official site of Visit Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Disneyland

On Lantau Island is Hong Kong Disneyland, a park that combines classic Disney magic with Asian influences. The park is more compactly built than American parks, making it easy to move from one themed area to another. Ideal for a day visit, but those who want to explore everything at a leisurely pace would be better off taking two days.

• Attractions and themed areas - Classics such as It's a Small World and Space Mountain, plus unique attractions such as Mystic Manor and World of Frozen.
• Shows and parades - There are daily shows, parades and fireworks at the castle, with the evening show ending the day.
• Practical Tips - By MTR (Mass Transit Railway), you can travel from downtown to the park in about 30 minutes. Florivida will help you arrange tickets and, if you wish, an overnight stay at one of the Disney hotels near the resort.
• Meeting Characters - In addition to Mickey and Minnie, here you will also meet Duffy & Friends, who are hugely popular in Asia. Their cuddly looks and exclusive merchandise make them a real must-see for Disney fans.
• Disney hotels - Overnight accommodations are available right at the resort, such as Disney's Hollywood Hotel or the luxurious Disneyland Hotel.

Want to know more? Check out our page on Hong Kong Disneyland.

Food & markets

Food is a big part of the culture in Hong Kong. In this city you will find a mix of street food, local eateries and upscale restaurants. On almost every street corner is a stall where you can order and try dumplings, siu mai or the famous egg waffles. 

Besides street food, Hong Kong's markets are an experience in themselves. The Temple Street Night Market and the Ladies’ Market are the most famous, where food is combined with stalls full of clothes, souvenirs and electronics. You walk among locals and tourists and can enjoy various delicacies along the way.

If you want to experience traditional Hong Kong cuisine, sit down at a dai pai dong: a simple, open-air food stall. Here you order classic dishes at a plastic table and experience the city as the locals do. And of course don't miss dim sum: small bites you share with tea, a tradition that has made Hong Kong world famous.

Hotels

In Hong Kong, you'll find hotels of all shapes and sizes. From luxury five-star resorts where you don't have to think about anything, to economical hotels in the city, there is always a stay that suits you.

• Luxury hotels - For those looking for something special, there are iconic five-star hotels such as The Peninsula Hong Kong overlooking Victoria Harbour or the Ritz-Carlton, located in one of the tallest buildings in the world. 
• Affordable hotels - A hotel doesn't have to be pricey. In districts like Kowloon and Mong Kok, you'll find modern city hotels that make an ideal base for exploring the city. You'll stay centrally, often for a cheaper rate than at the port.
• Family Hotels - For families, there are accommodations with spacious rooms and child-friendly amenities. Popular are the Disney hotels near Hong Kong Disneyland, but there are also many resorts in the city itself that are suitable for families.

Florivida knows the city well and will help you choose a hotel in Hong Kong that best suits your needs. Visit contact with us for all possibilities!

Practical Tips

With these tips, prepare your Hong Kong vacation well:

• Best travel time - From October through April, the climate is pleasant and you can do a lot of things outdoors. Summer is warmer and more humid, but then prices tend to be lower.
• Time difference - During winter, the difference with the Netherlands is 7 hours, in summer 6 hours.
• Visa - No visa is required for Dutch travelers staying up to 90 days. Different rules apply for longer stays. (See current visa and entry requirements on the Immigration website. Department of Hong Kong).
• Money and payment - In Hong Kong, you pay with the Hong Kong dollar (HKD). Cash can be used almost everywhere, and credit cards are widely accepted.
• Safety - Hong Kong is generally a safe destination. As in any large city, it is wise to watch your personal belongings carefully in major cities.
• Florivida roadbook - When booking through Florivida, you will receive a handy roadbook with tips & information to make your Hong Kong experience the best it can be.

Book your Hong Kong vacation with Florivida

A Hong Kong vacation can be filled in many ways. You discover the city with its markets, temples and viewpoints, or opt for a day at Hong Kong Disneyland. A combination with other destinations in Asia is also easy to arrange.

Florivida knows Hong Kong inside out. We know which hotels and activities best suit your needs and will help you plan everything smoothly. Hong Kong is also easy to combine with other destinations such as China and Japan. 

Question here your travel proposal or check out our travel to Hong Kong!

China is one of the most versatile countries in the world, making it an ideal destination for a roundtrip. Here you will alternate modern cities with ancient temples and discover not only vast nature but also lively neighborhoods. In cities like Shanghai and Beijing you will find a mix of skyscrapers, palaces and lively (street) culture. Thanks to the network of high-speed trains, you will also travel quickly and comfortably from one destination to another.

For many travelers, highlights such as the Great Wall of China, the Forbidden City or the Pudong skyline are a must, but China offers much more. More and more visitors are also combining their trip with a day at a theme park, for example Shanghai Disneyland or Universal Studios Beijing, making the experience even more varied.

Florivida helps you find the right balance between culture, relaxation and entertainment. Whether you opt for an individual tour or join a group tour, we will make sure you enjoy all the highlights that this special country has to offer.

Highlights

Shanghai

Shanghai is China's largest city and shows you how old and new come together. At the Bund, walk past classical buildings overlooking the modern towers of Pudong. In Shanghai, you can wander around atmospheric neighborhoods such as the French concession, stroll through busy markets and sample the many dishes of Chinese cuisine.

Shanghai Disneyland

During a trip to China, a day at Shanghai Disneyland should not be missed. Built with special consideration for Chinese visitors, this park has attractions you won't see anywhere else. Popular attractions include Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure and the large Disney castle in the middle of the park. With Florivida, you can easily plan your visit in conjunction with your stay in Shanghai.

Beijing

Beijing is the capital of China and is full of history. You will find famous sites such as the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square and the Temple of Heaven. Just outside the city is the Great Wall of China, which is a highlight of the trip for many travelers. Besides the major sights, there are also narrow streets with traditional houses and small food stalls that give the city its own atmosphere.

Universal Studios Beijing

Near Beijing is Universal Studios Beijing, a park that has gained many fans in a short time. You will walk around in worlds of Harry Potter, Transformers and Jurassic World. In this park you will find a huge number of attractions and shows. 

Sightseeing

China is a country with a wealth of sights, each telling its own story. Many travelers start in Beijing, where the Great Wall of China stretches across hills and valleys. A walk across this structure gives you an insight into the country's impressive history and scale. Beijing is also home to the Forbidden City, once the emperors' palace, and the enormous Tiananmen Square.

There are also plenty of places outside the capital that will make your trip unforgettable. Xi'an is home to the famous Terracotta Warriors, thousands of statues that have guarded an emperor's tomb for more than two thousand years. Further south, you will discover the karst mountains around Guilin and Yangshuo, where the river flows past high cliffs and winds through rice fields.

China also has modern landmarks that show how quickly the country is developing. Consider the skyline of Pudong in Shanghai ... Together they form the picture of a country that combines tradition and progress in an extraordinary way.

Culture & history

In cities like Beijing and Xi'an, walk past palaces, temples and ancient city walls that still tell many stories. Museums and historic buildings show how the country developed over the centuries.

Food plays a big role in Chinese culture, and each region has its own specialties. In Sichuan, spicy food takes center stage, while in Canton, small bites of dim sum are popular. For many travelers, tasting all these flavors is as special as visiting famous sights.

Ancient customs and modern habits coexist. In parks you see people doing tai chi in the morning, while young people in big cities are inspired by trends from around the world. Festivals and celebrations are also important. Chinese New Year with parades, fireworks and dragons is the most famous example and shows well how important family and being together remains in Chinese culture.

Want to know more about Chinese New Year? Then take a look at Weetwatjeviert.nl

Practical information about China

• Visa and documents - A visa is usually required for China. Arrange this well in advance. For Hong Kong, different rules often apply and a short-stay visa is not required. You can apply for this through the Chinese Visa Application Service Center (CVASC). When you book a trip with Florivida, you will of course be informed about the applicable visa rules.
• Time difference - In China, it is six or seven hours later than in the Netherlands, depending on our summer or winter time.
• Best travel time - Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) are the most pleasant periods. Summers can be hot and crowded, winters cold in Beijing.
• Money and payment - The currency is the yuan (CNY). Cash is convenient because cards are not accepted everywhere. In cities, many people pay with apps like WeChat and Alipay.
• Health and safety - Drink bottled water and pay attention to hygiene when eating on the streets. China is generally safe to travel, especially in major cities and tourist areas.
• Transportation - High-speed trains and domestic flights make travel easy. In cities, subways are cheap and efficient; cabs are affordable through official stands or apps.
• Language - Mandarin is the official language. English is increasingly spoken in tourist areas. Having a translation app or addresses in Chinese with you is helpful.

Combining China with Hong Kong

Want to experience China while also experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of Hong Kong? With Florivida, it's easy to do so. Our group tour to China and Hong Kong takes you through Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and two special Disney parks. Discover our group trip to China & Hong Kong!

Prefer to map out your own itinerary? An individual tour of China is also possible, with us helping you with flights, trains, hotels and entrance tickets. Plan a (online) appointment in! We also have a roadbook for our clients, with useful tips and information for your visit to China.

East Asia combines modern metropolises with culture, traditions and impressive nature. From skylines in Shanghai and Tokyo to temples, markets and rice fields, each destination has something unique. Thanks to high-speed trains and short flights, you can easily travel between countries and combine culture, nature and Disney in one vacation. Florivida will help you with tailor-made tours and practical tips, so that you can enjoy your tour of East Asia carefree.

Countries in East Asia

A tour of East Asia takes you through countries and cities, each with its own atmosphere and highlights. From the highlights in China and Japan to the charm of Hong Kong, everywhere you discover a different side of the region.

China

China is a country of great contrasts. You'll find cities like Shanghai and Beijing with modern architecture, as well as historic districts and markets where you will find Chinese traditions. A visit to the Great Wall of China or the Forbidden City shows how rich Chinese culture is. In addition Shanghai Disneyland Resort a popular addition for travelers who want to combine culture with Disney magic.

Japan

Japan is a country where you will find modern culture. In Tokyo you walk from quiet temples to neighborhoods full of neon lights and modern buildings. Just outside the city is the Tokyo Disney Resort, with Tokyo Disneyland and the unique Tokyo DisneySea, one of the most extraordinary theme parks in the world.

Further west lies Osaka, known for its street food and lively atmosphere. Here you will also find Universal Studios Japan, with themed areas such as Super Nintendo World and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. For those who want more of a taste of traditional Japanese culture is Kyoto highly recommended. This city is full of historic temples, traditional teahouses and beautiful gardens. This city is definitely worth a visit!

Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a special destination that has much to offer. Besides the city with markets and viewpoints, you will also find beaches and natural areas within a short distance. The skyline from Victoria Peak is famous, but a visit to the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort makes the city popular with travelers. This park is known for its intimate atmosphere and unique attractions such as Mystic Manor and the Frozen Kingdom, which you won't find anywhere else in the world (yet).

Singapore

Singapore is a compact city-state in Southeast Asia where modern urban development meets cultural diversity. Its convenient layout and good infrastructure make it an accessible destination within a tour of Asia. Attractions such as Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay and the cultural districts of Chinatown and Little India show different sides of the city.

In addition, Singapore is popular for its wide range of attractions. Sentosa Island includes Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark and the Singapore Oceanarium. The Singapore Zoo and Night Safari are also among the best-known activities. Due to its central location and good international connections, Singapore is often visited as a starting point, ending point or stopover within a tour of East Asia.

Culture & traditions

East Asia has a culture that values hospitality and respect. Visitors notice this in little things, such as the importance of politeness and the care with which locals uphold their traditions.

The region is also known for its arts and crafts. Think calligraphy, painting, ceramics and ancient tea ceremonies. These customs are often passed down from generation to generation and can still be seen in temples, museums and local markets.

Architecture and holidays complete the culture. From pagodas and palaces to modern buildings with traditional influences, history can be seen everywhere. Annual festivals such as the Chinese New Year or the Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival also provide colorful and lively moments during a trip.

For a list of outstanding cultural and historical sites in the region, please visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites in East Asia.

Natural highlights

Besides bustling cities, East Asia offers nature and sights not to be missed. Some highlights include:

• Great Wall of China (China) - A wonder of the world that winds through mountains and hills for thousands of kilometers. Around Beijing you can visit both restored and authentic parts.
• Karst mountains of Guilin (China) - Breathtaking limestone formations along the Li River. The area is popular for boat rides and bicycle tours.
• Jiuzhaigou National Park (China) - UNESCO area with turquoise lakes, forests and waterfalls. Each season gives a different view of nature.
• Mount Fuji (Japan) - The symbol of Japan and loved by hikers and photographers. Also easily accessible for a day trip from Tokyo.
• Japanese Alps (Japan) - Mountain area with hiking trails, ski resorts and traditional villages such as Takayama. Ideal for combining nature and culture.
• Okinawa (Japan) - Tropical island group with white beaches and clear waters. Perfect for snorkeling or diving.
• Dragon's Back (Hong Kong) - Accessible hiking trail with sea and city views. A nice escape from the hustle and bustle.
• Beaches of Hong Kong - Quiet bays like Sai Kung are close to the city. Here you combine a city trip with relaxation by the sea.

Theme Parks

East Asia is a dream destination for theme park enthusiasts. Here you will find parks you won't see anywhere else in the world, with unique attractions and themed areas. Some highlights include:

• Shanghai Disneyland Resort - China's largest park with attractions such as TRON Lightcycle Run and Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure.
• Universal Studios Beijing - A theme park with themed areas around movies such as Harry Potter, Minions and Jurassic World.
• Tokyo Disney Resort - Consisting of Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, which is known worldwide as one of the most beautiful and unique theme parks.
• Universal Studios Japan - Popularized by Super Nintendo World and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
• Hong Kong Disneyland Resort - Smaller and more intimate, with special attractions such as Mystic Manor and the Frozen Kingdom.

Want to know more about the differences between Shanghai Disneyland and Hong Kong Disneyland? Then read our comparison page on Disney in China.

With Florivida to East Asia

Traveling around East Asia requires good planning. With different countries, cultures and possibilities, it can sometimes be difficult to make choices. Florivida helps you with knowledge, experience and personal service.

• Customized travel advice - we listen to your needs and put together a trip that suits your way of traveling.
• Complete packages - From flights and hotels to transportation and theme park tickets, everything is taken care of for you.
• A unique roadbook - with practical tips, itineraries and background information to get the most out of your trip.
• 24/7 accessibility - our travel experts are always there for you during your trip.

Florivida is the specialist in theme park travel to East Asia and will help you experience these destinations to the fullest. Together we will put together a trip that suits you.
View our travels to East Asia or create a (online) appointment with us.