HONG KONG DISNEYLAND
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02 August 2010
We went on a little adventure to Hong Kong Disneyland theme park, which is just one station away from Citygate Outlet (Tung Chung Line). Upon arrival at Sunny Bay station, we finally took the MTR Disneyland Resort Line Train.
It's a cute whimsical Disney-themed train with Mickey Mouse-shaped windows trimmed in red. And oh, I like the train classic interior - Disney themed adorns the walls complementing the attractive soft blue couches.
On our way to Hong Kong Disneyland.
the huge walkway
We purchased the one-day ticket HK$350 per adult (around Php2,000+) at the ticket booth outside the park.
ticket booth
entrance
First thing you'll see inside the park is the Hong Kong Disneyland Railroad.
We got an English Map before heading out to explore the place. Maps are located outside the park next to Guest Relations and inside the park in the Plaza next to the Tip Board.
Just to give you an idea, Hong Kong Disneyland is divided into four different themed lands - Main Street U.S.A., Fantasyland, Advertureland and Tomorrowland.
In Main Street USA, you may meet the Disney characters like the good-natured Mickey Mouse and the lovely Minnie Mouse. I really like to mingle and have a photo-op with these cute characters but I hate standing in long queues. :(
look at the long queue
Main Street USA
street entertainment
You can grab snacks from one of their outdoor carts.
Okay, I won't bore you with the details of our little adventure. So, just feast your eyes. :)
balloons! balloons! my lovely balloons!
Fantasyland: Sleeping Beauty Castle
Crossing the moat into the fabled castle.
Cinderella Carousel
Mad Hatter Tea Cups
the many adventures of Winnie the Pooh
fantasy garden
one of the kiosks selling trinkets and accessories
Going to It's a Small World.
WATCH THE VIDEO!
Welcome to Advertureland.
The mysterious Tikis that surprises guests with blasts of water.
Aboard log rafts headed for Tarzan's Treehouse.
Jungle River Cruise
The Orbitron and Space Traders at Tomorrowland.
We didn't go on any park rides plagued with long queues but we had fun just walking around the little theme park of Hong Kong Disneyland.
To date, Hong Kong Disneyland is the smallest Disney parks in the world. But I have read a big expansion is in the works, with three new lands scheduled to open in 2014. Let's wait and see what happens.
Note: Watch out for my next post the Wet parade at Hong Kong Disneyland. :)
MTR Disneyland Resort Line Train
It's a cute whimsical Disney-themed train with Mickey Mouse-shaped windows trimmed in red. And oh, I like the train classic interior - Disney themed adorns the walls complementing the attractive soft blue couches.
On our way to Hong Kong Disneyland.
the huge walkway
ticket booth
entrance
First thing you'll see inside the park is the Hong Kong Disneyland Railroad.
We got an English Map before heading out to explore the place. Maps are located outside the park next to Guest Relations and inside the park in the Plaza next to the Tip Board.
Just to give you an idea, Hong Kong Disneyland is divided into four different themed lands - Main Street U.S.A., Fantasyland, Advertureland and Tomorrowland.
In Main Street USA, you may meet the Disney characters like the good-natured Mickey Mouse and the lovely Minnie Mouse. I really like to mingle and have a photo-op with these cute characters but I hate standing in long queues. :(
look at the long queue
Main Street USA
street entertainment
I regret not purchasing some shirts and cute mugs at their souvenir shops. :(
You can grab snacks from one of their outdoor carts.
Okay, I won't bore you with the details of our little adventure. So, just feast your eyes. :)
balloons! balloons! my lovely balloons!
photo-op with stitch
Fantasyland: Sleeping Beauty Castle
Crossing the moat into the fabled castle.
Cinderella Carousel
Mad Hatter Tea Cups
the many adventures of Winnie the Pooh
fantasy garden
one of the kiosks selling trinkets and accessories
Going to It's a Small World.
Crowds going to set sail on a boat ride in "It's a Small World". Check out the crazy long line!
Another street entertainment found at Disneyland's "It's a Small World".
WATCH THE VIDEO!
The beautiful sand sculpture of Stitch and Friends.
Welcome to Advertureland.
The mysterious Tikis that surprises guests with blasts of water.
Aboard log rafts headed for Tarzan's Treehouse.
tarzan's tree house
Jungle River Cruise
The Orbitron and Space Traders at Tomorrowland.
When you've gotten tired and hungry, another option is the Starliner Diner at Tomorrowland.
We didn't go on any park rides plagued with long queues but we had fun just walking around the little theme park of Hong Kong Disneyland.
To date, Hong Kong Disneyland is the smallest Disney parks in the world. But I have read a big expansion is in the works, with three new lands scheduled to open in 2014. Let's wait and see what happens.
Note: Watch out for my next post the Wet parade at Hong Kong Disneyland. :)
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