Complete Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong Disneyland 8 All Zones !!!

10:00 AM – 8:30 PM, though they might open earlier depending on the park’s schedule.

Hong Kong Disneyland is usually closed on Wednesdays, but sometimes they’re open all week. I recommend checking the park’s calendar when buying your tickets – if you can purchase tickets for a particular date, it means the park is open that day!

Hong Kong Disneyland has 4 different ticket types, divided into Tiers 1-4. The prices vary depending on how busy the park is expected to be on your chosen date.

The park is typically busiest on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, as well as during annual holidays, festival days, and Hong Kong public holidays (which are different from Thai holidays). I recommend checking Hong Kong’s holiday calendar before planning your visit!

Great, let me provide some recommendations for where to stay when visiting Hong Kong Disneyland.

If you’re looking for a convenient and hassle-free experience, I would suggest staying at one of the Disney hotels in Hong Kong. There are 3 options to choose from:

1. Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel – This is the flagship Disney hotel, with a classic, elegant Disney theme throughout. It’s located right next to the park, so you can easily access the magic.
2. Disney’s Hollywood Hotel – This hotel has a Hollywood/art deco style, perfect for guests who love the golden age of cinema. It’s also very close to the park entrance.
3. Disney Explorers Lodge – This resort has a tropical, adventurous vibe, transporting you to faraway lands. It’s still within easy reach of the park.

Staying at one of these Disney hotels provides lots of benefits. You’ll get extra magic hours to access the park before regular guests, complimentary transportation to and from the park, and all the Disney theming and amenities you’d expect. It makes the whole experience very seamless and enjoyable.

Of course, there are also many other hotels in the area if you prefer something outside the Disney bubble. But for maximum convenience and that extra touch of Disney magic, I’d highly recommend considering one of their own resort hotels. 

Hong Kong Disneyland has lots of rides that children can enjoy! There aren’t many intense thrill rides, so parents can feel completely at ease

Yes, they do! The fireworks displays are about 20 minutes long each day. The fireworks show will only be cancelled if the weather conditions are really bad, like thunderstorms, heavy rain, hail, etc. On those days, the show for that day will be cancelled.

But sometimes, if it’s just raining lightly, they won’t cancel the show. They may just remove some of the effects, like if the original show had 10 fireworks, they might reduce it to 8 or something like that, depending on the situation. It just depends on the circumstances.

The parade at Hong Kong Disneyland usually takes place every day, except on days when the weather is really bad, like heavy rain. The parades also change for different festivals and seasons – the performances vary depending on the occasion.

Yes, they do. For guests staying at the Disney hotels, you can use the service to have your luggage transported to your Disney Hong Kong Resort hotel. They charge HK$140 per piece for this service.

Alternatively, you can also drop off your luggage at the hotel first before entering the park. This is free of charge.

For regular guests who are not staying at the hotels near the park, there are also luggage storage services available. The fees for this are based on the size of the luggage and the duration you need to store it.

Yes, you can bring your own food and snacks into the park. The only exceptions are for strongly-scented foods and fruits, as well as pre-packaged foods that require hot water to prepare, such as cup noodles, instant porridge, and instant coffee.

Other than those few prohibited items, guests are free to bring their own food, snacks, and non-alcoholic beverages into Hong Kong Disneyland. This can be a convenient and cost-saving option during your visit.

To summarize the rules around selfie sticks and camera equipment at Hong Kong Disneyland:

• Long selfie sticks or tripods are not allowed. The staff will warn you if you try to use them.
• However, short handheld selfie sticks that are not very long can be brought into the park.
• Drones are also not permitted.

So in general, they have restrictions on larger camera equipment and accessories, but allow smaller handheld selfie sticks. Good to know the specifics before visiting. Let me know if you need any other Disneyland information!