From tickets to rides, to the best places to eat, here’s the only guide to Hong Kong Disneyland you’ll ever need.
Out of all the things to do in Hong Kong, going to Disneyland is definitely at the top of the list! While the attraction itself is undoubtedly catered to families, it’s also a popular spot for dates and gatherings with friends. So, whether you’re a certified Disney adult or just visiting with your little ones, let our guide to Hong Kong Disneyland ensure you have an unforgettable experience.
Immerse yourself in the magic of Hong Kong Disneyland!
How to get to Hong Kong Disneyland
Hong Kong Disneyland is located on Lantau Island and is well-connected to our public transport system by bus and MTR. Several bus routes across the city will take you to the theme park; simply look for ones that include “Hong Kong Disneyland” as a stop.
For MTR riders, go on the Tung Chung Line for Sunny Bay Station, where you can interchange for the Disneyland Resort Line. Your journey into the World of Make Believe starts with a Disney-themed train, complete with Mickey-shaped windows and figurines of Disney characters! Finally, alight at Disneyland Resort Station, a Victorian-style train station. Once you get off the train, the entrance to the park is just a few minutes’ walk away.
Need help with your trip? Check out our guide to Hong Kong MTR.
Hong Kong Disneyland tickets and annual pass
1. Ticket types and prices
There are two types of general tickets to Hong Kong Disneyland. 1-Day Tickets start at $699 for adults, while tickets for children (aged 3 to 11) and seniors (aged 60 or above) start at $499. This gives you access to the whole park until closing time on the same day. 1-Day Tickets are usually valid for up to three months from the date of purchase and you can find the exact expiry date on the ticket.
We usually find one day is enough to explore the park. But if you need more time to hop on rides and pose for pictures, a 2-Day Ticket might be better for you. These start at $1,132 for adults and $849 for children and seniors. The first visit must be made within three months of purchasing the ticket, while the second entry must be within six days of your first.
2. Disneyland annual pass
If you’re a resident and a Disney fanatic, then getting the Hong Kong Disneyland annual pass will help you save significantly on ticket prices. The Magic Access annual pass has three membership tiers: Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Silver and Gold members are eligible for free entry on most days of the year, while Platinum members gain free entry on any day of the year! Each tier is further divided into General, Student (aged 12 to 25, full time), Child (aged 3 to 11), and Senior (aged 60 or above). Members of all three tiers can enjoy parking privileges and birthday dining discounts at one of the Disneyland hotels.
Learn more about Hong Kong Disneyland tickets online.
Hong Kong Disneyland map
You can find a map of Disneyland on brochure stands after entering the park. Alternatively, navigate with the online version. To get around inside the park, hop on the Hong Kong Disneyland Railroad to easily travel between Main Street USA and Fantasy Land.
1. World of Frozen
The latest addition to the amusement park’s themed zones, World of Frozen has been all the buzz in the city since its opening. Within the realistic recreation of Arendelle, you can stroll through the picturesque town that Anna and Hans once danced through. Apart from Instagrammable spots, you’ll also find plenty of thrill rides, kid-friendly rides, Nordic-inspired restaurants, and souvenir shops here.
Learn more about the World of Frozen online.
2. Main Street USA
This is the first zone you see when entering the theme park. Main Street USA connects the entrance gates to the rest of the park. You’ll find a series of souvenir shops, cafes, and food kiosks along the way. Here’s also where crowds gather for the daily parades – so get there early to secure your spot!
Discover live shows and entertainment in Hong Kong Disneyland.
3. Other zones
Once you pass through Main Street USA, you’ll come upon the Castle of Magical Dreams. To your left is the way to Adventure Land, a tropical rainforest that’s home to characters from Tarzan, The Lion King, and Moana. To your right is Tomorrow Land, a futuristic wonderland of flying saucers, space cadets, and Marvel superheroes. Then, heading through the castle gates will take you to Fantasy Land, where you’ll find attractions that bring to mind the whimsical worlds of Winnie the Pooh, Alice in Wonderland, and Cinderella.
Further left of Adventure and Fantasy Lands is Toy Story Land, marked by a giant Woody statue. This zone connects you to the Mystic Point and Grizzly Gulch, the latter being a former Mid-West mining town now inhabited by feisty grizzly bears (and thrill rides!).
Most popular Hong Kong Disneyland rides
1. Frozen Ever After
Traverse the quaint village of Arendelle, through the lush forest to Troll Valley, before hiking up North Mountain to visit Elsa and Anna in the Ice Palace! You’ll be joined by different characters along your magical and musical journey.
Frozen Ever After, World of Frozen, Hong Kong Disneyland
2. Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars
This is one of the most hair-raising rides in Disneyland! Get strapped into a mine cart with the gang and prepare to plummet downhill. Zip your way around an abandoned gold mine, forwards and backwards!
Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars, Grizzly Gulch, Hong Kong Disneyland
3. Iron Man Experience
Step into Stark Industries for a chance to fly with Iron Man! The experience begins at the queues, which snakes their way through several exhibit halls of the Stark Expo, and ends with a thrill ride on the Iron Wing. Psst – we hear an all-new extended Marvel-themed area is coming to the 852. Stay tuned!
Iron Man Experience, Tomorrow Land, Hong Kong Disneyland
4. Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs
Zip through the lush hills of rural Arendelle in a sleigh! You’ll be joined by Olaf riding on Sven’s back as you traverse through caves, slops, and fjord waters.
Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs, World of Frozen, Hong Kong Disneyland
5. Jungle River Cruise
Venture deep into the tropical rainforest at Adventure Land on the Jungle River Cruise! Along the expedition, you’ll be cruising around Tarvan’s treehouse and encounter elephants, gorillas, hippos, and more along the way.
Jungle River Cruise, Adventure Land, Hong Kong Disneyland
6. Mystic Manor
Step into Lord Henry Mystic’s Manor and explore his cabinet of curiosities. His prized pet monkey, Albert, will accompany your ride through the winding labyrinth of corridors and rooms.
Mystic Manor, Mystic Point, Hong Kong Disneyland
7. Hong Kong Disneyland Fireworks
Your trip to Disneyland won’t be complete without a fireworks display. Every night at 9pm, watch as the castle light up with projections of cartoon characters while fireworks and a light show colour the night sky in vibrant colours. The best places to watch the fireworks display is from Main Street USA or near Cinderella’s Carousel in Fantasy Land.
Take a break: Hong Kong Disneyland restaurants and shops
1. Golden Crocus Inn
Hunker down at Golden Crocus Inn for a hearty meal. Here, you’ll find a diverse selection of Nordic-style dishes sure to satisfy your palate.
Golden Crocus Inn, World of Frozen, Hong Kong Disneyland
2. Comet Cafe
Tired out from ride-hopping? Refuel with a snack from Comet Cafe. This space-inspired restaurant serves a range of cuisines, including various Southeast Asian dishes complete with vegetarian options.
Comet Cafe, Tomorrow Land, Hong Kong Disneyland
3. Clopin’s Festival of Foods
Inspired by the Festival of Foods in the The Hunchback of Notre Dame, you’ll find a selection of Thai and Vietnamese noodle plus wok-fried dishes here.
Clopin’s Festival of Foods, Fantasy Land, Hong Kong Disneyland
4. Explorer’s Club Restaurant
Modelled after Henry Mystic’s voyages around the world, this Hong Kong Disneyland restaurant is where you can dine in five rooms themed around five different countries: China, Russia, India, Morocco, and Egypt. Explorer’s Club Restaurant serves an abundant buffet, featuring a variety of international dishes.
Explorer’s Club Restaurant, Mystic Point, Hong Kong Disneyland
Overnight magic at the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
1. Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel
After a whole day out, take a rest without leaving the magic behind with a stay at the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel. Every detail in the hotel’s interior is designed to pull you into the timeless wonder of fairy tales. Its rooms are equipped with modern amenities that ensure a comfortable stay. In addition, you’ll be serenaded by live music performances at the hotel’s stunning six-storey lobby every day.
Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, p. 3510 6000
2. Disney Explorers Lodge
Answer the call to adventure while staying at Disney Explorers Lodge! Surrounded by nature, this hotel offers guests a unique experience. Keeping with the theme of the hotel, the rooms feature country-specific amenities, decor, and furnishings. Celebrating a special occasion? Check in at the Adventurer’s Lodge for a more lavish stay.
Disney Explorers Lodge, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, p. 3510 2000
3. Disney’s Hollywood Hotel
This Hollywood-style hotel boasts glitzy Art Deco designs and sleek interiors. Bringing to life characters and settings from blockbuster Disney movies, this hotel is perfect for aspiring actors and actresses who seek a fun-filled stay!
Disney’s Hollywood Hotel, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, p. 3510 5000
