Your Guide To Hong Kong Disneyland: Tickets, Attractions & More

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There’s more than just rides at Disneyland Hong Kong! It’s where dreams come true and magic comes alive. Here are our inside tips on how to make the most of your day there!

Taking the kids to the magical world of Hong Kong Disneyland is the perfect escape from hectic city life. But, a day at any theme park requires a little forward planning to ensure that everyone (including Mamas and Papas) enjoys the day.

While Hong Kong Disneyland is nowhere near as big as its American counterparts, it still requires navigating which is where our insider tips come in handy. Don’t worry, Sassy Mamas have ventured out (maybe more times than we’d care to admit) to put together this guide with everything your family needs to know to enjoy the Magic Kingdom!

Hong Kong Disneyland Tickets And Annual Passes

It’s best to organise your Disneyland tickets in advance. Currently, you can book a week to three months in advance by booking online. All guests are also required to make reservations prior to their visit date, that applies to Valid Park Tickets, Membership Cards and/or Ticket Vouchers/Confirmation holders. Reservation is subject to a quota assigned to each Ticket type/Membership tier and is on a first-come-first-serve basis generally. Reservation will not be accepted once the respective quota pool is full, so make sure to reserve your spot!

Hong Kong Disneyland One-Day Standard Tickets

Adults: Starts at $669
Kids (aged 3 to 11 years): Starts at $499; Kids under three – FREE!
Seniors (aged 65+): Starts at $499

Hong Kong Disneyland Magic Access Passes

If you think your family will be enjoying multiple days out at Disneyland then it might be worth investing in a Magic Access Pass. Choose from Silver, Gold or Platinum passes; the main difference being the blackout dates. Generally speaking, with a Silver pass, the perks don’t apply on weekends, public holidays and for a couple of weeks over Chinese New Year and in the summer. The Gold pass only restricts you over Chinese New Year. There are no blackout dates with the Platinum pass.

There are other benefits too, including dining and retail discounts, free parking (with gold and platinum) and other special offers. Be sure to check the fine print — some dining offers are only available for certain months of the year, with certain outlets excluded.

Plan Your Day At Hong Kong Disneyland – Opening Hours & Visitors Tips

Hong Kong Disneyland Opening Hours

Park hours: 10:30am to 8pm

Important Stage Show Hours

Stage shows vary by season (scroll down to read about the seasonal attractions), but a few are usually fixed. Opening hours are sometimes extended for special events and holidays, so be sure to check the website or app for your chosen date.

Festival of the Lion King: 2:30pm, 5pm, 6:30pm
Moana: A Homecoming Celebration: 12pm, 1:30pm, 3:40pm, 5:10pm
Duffy and Friends “The Joy of Sharing” Show: 12:30pm, 3:05pm, 4:30pm, 6pm
“Momentous” Nighttime Spectacular: 8:00pm
Mickey and the Wondrous Book: Closed for Refurbishment
Mickey’s PhilharMagic: Closed for Refurbishment

Sassy Mama tip: Arrive at the show 15 to 30 minutes early — seats fill up quickly!

Visitor Tips From Hong Kong Disneyland

Advice from Hong Kong Disneyland to help you plan your day, supplemented with Sassy Mama experiences at the park.

Download the Disney app: Make sure you download the Hong Kong Disney mobile app. The app includes wait times for rides and attractions, maps, schedules and more, making it easier than ever to make the most of your time in the Magic Kingdom!
Get the kids involved in your planning: Prioritise their favourite rides (more on that coming up!) and plan to tick these big hitters off as soon as you get to the park.
Disneyland Audio guides: The audio guides, available at the Guest Relations on Main Street, USA, are another handy tool featuring helpful information about attractions, rides and services at Hong Kong Disneyland. While a deposit of $1,000 is required to rent a guide, this deposit is refundable as long as you return the guide before the park closes for the day.
PhotoPass around the park: Keep an eye out for PhotoPass locations where you can have professional family photos taken. You can view the photos online or on the Disney HK app, or purchase a more permanent souvenir of your magical day at various locations scattered around the entire park.

Hong Kong Disneyland Rides, Attractions And Shows

You have seven lands to visit: Adventureland, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Grizzly Gulch, Mystic Manor, Toy Story Land and the newly opened Frozen World.

World Of Frozen At Hong Kong Disneyland

The world’s first and largest Frozen World opened in Hong Kong Disneyland in 2023 and has been transporting delighted kids to the magical land of Arendelle since. You can expect a Frozen-themed rollercoaster — Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs — as well as Frozen Ever After, where you will journey on a boat through charming scenes until you reach Elsa’s Ice Palace.

Hong Kong Disneyland Fireworks

The night-time show “Momentous” takes visitors on a 20-minute heartwarming journey through your favourite Disney classics. You can expect the Disney castle to come to life with multimedia projections, theatrical lighting, lasers, choreographed fountains, pyrotechnics and, of course, fireworks — check the calendar to be sure you don’t miss it.

Sassy Mama tip: Whichever land you’re in, indulge yourself in some live Disney entertainment, examples include the Toy Soldier Boot Camp in Toy Story Land and The Travelin’ Tunesmiths in Grizzly Gulch. Be sure to check out the showtimes.

Read More: Where To Watch Fireworks In Hong Kong

Best Hong Kong Disneyland Rides For Kids Under Three

Our young kids are big fans of The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh ride (it’s a popular one so put it early in your schedule!), Dumbo The Flying Elephant and the Cinderella Carousel in Fantasyland, the Jungle River Cruise in Adventureland (watch out for the scarily-real fires!) and the Slinky Dog Spin in Toy Story Land.

Best Hong Kong Disneyland Rides For Older Kids

Tomorrowland is sure to be a hit with older kids and teens with rides like the Iron Man Experience, Ant-Man And The Wasp and Hyperspace Mountain. There are also some great options in Toy Story Land with the Toy Soldier Parachute Drop and the Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars in Grizzly Gulch.

Hong Kong Disneyland Attractions With Air Conditioning

When you need a break from the outdoors, put It’s A Small World, Mystic Manor and Duffy and Friends Playhouse on the agenda. The attractions will provide you with some much-needed A/C!

Shows And Other Attractions At Hong Kong Disneyland

In addition to catching all of your favourite princesses and characters, let your little ones test their lightsaber skills with some Jedi Training at Tomorrowland with a chance to fight Darth Vader himself. The Festival Of The Lion King is fantastic for all ages, and our tip for the Moana show is to get your kids seats at the front so they can join in the singing and dancing!

Does your kid have a bit of an artistic streak? Enrol them in the Animation Academy, where they can learn to draw Disney and learn about the magic behind their favourite cartoons!

Seasonal Attractions At Hong Kong Disneyland

We love the seasonal specials at Hong Kong Disneyland every year! Whether it’s the spooktacular Halloween attractions that deliver spine-chilling fun or the magical Christmas celebrations on Main Street, USA, where kids can revel in the joy of a white Christmas, there’s always something extraordinary to look forward to!

Spring 2025 Seasonal Attraction — Duffy And Friends Play Days

Get ready for the return of Duffy & Friends Play Days at Disneyland this spring! From 21 February to 7 May, 2025, this limited-time event celebrates the joy of travel with special character meet-and-greets, themed treats and exclusive merchandise! Hop aboard the Disneyland Railroad featuring a Duffy and Friends-themed train for a magical and nostalgic journey that takes you around the entire park.

Halloween Attractions At Hong Kong Disneyland

Do your kids love meeting their Disney characters? Throughout Halloween season, the villains from Disney join their good counterparts. Make sure to catch Cinderella’s nasty stepmother and stepsisters stir up trouble before your favourite Disney characters parade, or catch brothers Loki and Thor wandering around Tomorrowland. There’s also The House of De Vil-lain featuring heart-pounding music and artistic villain-themed installations. And no Halloween celebration would be complete without trick or treating, so get your kids to pick up candy bags and ask cast members for goodies!

Christmas Attractions At Hong Kong Disneyland

Step into a holiday dream with the Holiday Wish-Come-True Tree Lighting Ceremony, where Main Street, USA, sparkles with dazzling drone effects and enchanting snowfall. Be sure to join Mickey and Friends at the Mickey and Friends Christmastime Ball for festive fun. A truly unforgettable holiday experience awaits!

Food At Hong Kong Disneyland

It will take all your willpower not to indulge in some of the famous Mickey-themed treats. Some of our favourites are the Disney-themed dim sum at Crystal Lotus (in the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel) and Mickey-shaped doughnuts and waffles at the Main Street Bakery, as well as the famous Mango Dole Whip, found at Jessie’s Snack Roundup in Toy Story Land with some piping hot churros – the perfect amusement park snack! You can check out all the Disney dining options right here.

Dietary needs and allergies? No problem. Check this guide out before you go and find out more about how all of your family’s needs can be managed and accommodated before you head off to the Magic Kingdom, including requesting special meals.

Sassy Mama tip: Make use of the Disneyland app to order your favourite treats so that you can skip the long queue!

Can You Bring Your Own Food To Disneyland?

The good news is yes, you can! If you can’t bear the thought of spending unnecessarily, want some healthier options or have some particularly fussy eaters, don’t fret. You’re allowed to bring your own lunch, snacks, fruit and baby food from home. Another good tip would be to bring your own water bottles before heading to Disney as a bottle there can easily go for $24! There are refill stations located around the park (usually near the restrooms).

How To Get To Hong Kong Disneyland

MTR to Hong Kong Disneyland

This is probably the most convenient way for most families to get to Disneyland. Take the Tung Chung line to Sunny Bay and switch to the dedicated Disneyland train — complete with Mickey-shaped windows and various Disney character installations!

Catching the bus to Hong Kong Disneyland

The R8 bus runs from the Lantau Link Toll Plaza (via Inspiration Lake between 9am and 7pm) and costs just $7.

Taxi or Uber to Hong Kong Disneyland

If you prefer to travel on your own schedule, an Uber or Taxi from Central Hong Kong will take about 30 to 40 minutes and cost $250 to $350. Please note though this is highly dependent on traffic and where exactly you are travelling from.

Hong Kong Disneyland Car Park

There is a large, open-air car park right next to Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, along with additional parking available at each of the hotels and Inspiration Lake. There’s also a drop-off/pick-up zone if you want to drop the kids (with a responsible adult of course!) closer to the gates. Parking lots at Hong Kong Disneyland are open from 8:30am to two hours after the park closes.

Disneyland’s car park rates: Disneyland Park – $280 per day. Guests staying at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort hotels may park their cars at the hotel or the Hong Kong Disneyland Park private car park at $190 per vehicle per night during the hotel stay period.

Other Disneyland car park rates: Hotels – $50 per hour (free with hotel booking); Inspiration Lake – $55 per hour.

Weather And When To Visit Hong Kong Disneyland

Our favourite time to visit Hong Kong Disneyland would be from October to January. Hong Kong’s winter isn’t too severe and even little ones will be able to handle it with the right amount of layers. Plus, the decorations for Halloween, Christmas and Chinese New Year are stunning and the ambience of Disneyland during the holidays is simply magical!

During the summer months, the heat and humidity can get oppressive. Be sure to pack your sunscreen, hats, sunglasses and water bottles.

Sassy Mama Tip: If you are visiting in summer or over a long weekend, consider treating yourself with a stay at one of the hotels. You can then hit the park as it opens, retire for a siesta and swim in the heat of the day, and return late in the afternoon when crowds have eased.

Visiting Hong Kong Disneyland During A T3 Typhoon

We’ve all been there, the tickets are booked, the bags are packed and that notification comes up on your phone that there is a T3 Typhoon warning. In all likelihood, there might only be a hint of a breeze but unfortunately, it does mean that many of the rides at Hong Kong Disneyland will close.

Only indoor rides will operate while the T3 signal is hoisted. This means no Mad Hatter Teacups, Cinderella Carousel or Dumbo The Flying Elephant in Fantasyland (only Winnie the Pooh and It’s A Small World stay open). But don’t worry—you can explore the Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough and step into scenes from classic Disney princess tales! For more adventure, head to Tomorrowland for epic rides that older kids will love, or check out Mystic Manor, which will also stay open. Rain or shine, the magic continues!

Our verdict… if you have an annual pass and don’t mind the limited rides you can still have a fun day out. If this is your only trip to Hong Kong Disneyland or you’ve been saving this special family day as a treat for the kids, try and reschedule so you can get your money’s worth from your ticket. The T3 warning might deter visitors, but the ones who do visit will all be vying for the same few rides so you can still expect queues.

Hong Kong Disneyland Hotels

In true Disney fashion, Disneyland hotels are decked out with all kinds of fun paraphernalia, making it an absolute dream come true for your kids!

There are three hotels on offer: Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, Disney Explorer’s Lodge and Disney’s Hollywood Hotel. Special offers change from time to time, so make sure to check out the website for information on promotions and vacation packages – you can usually find good deals if you plan ahead and keep up with its seasonal and special offers.

The Disneyland Hotel is very traditional with that old-school Victorian grandeur. It’s got a great pool, a playground, an outdoor maze and an indoor kids’ room. There’s often entertainment to get you into the Disney spirit from the moment you step through the door and you can treat your little princesses to a Disney makeover at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. Make a booking for that here!

Sassy Mama Tip: The Disneyland Hotel of the hotels to the park (about a 10 to 15 minute walk to the entrance) and a free shuttle is offered. Explorer’s Lodge is a little cheaper than the Disneyland Hotel, but also more modern while the Hollywood Hotel is the most affordable of the three options, but also looking a little tired these days. But here’s the best part — you can use any of the hotel facilities across the properties no matter where you choose to stay!

Remember that all seasonal specials are always accompanied by dining and staycation deals! Plus, be sure to check out rooms that come in various themes. Book a stay at the Frozen suit where guest can immerse in a picturesque winter landscape and the little ones would be greeted with a large Olaf plush toy in the corner!

Family-Friendly Facilities At Hong Kong Disneyland

They always say to travel light, but if you’ve got little ones to take care of, packing light isn’t exactly an option. Luckily, the park offers a variety of family-friendly services for your convenience.

Luggage Valet and Storage Lockers

Travel light at Hong Kong Disneyland with convenient storage options! Use the Luggage Valet near MTR Disneyland Resort Station to store any size luggage for $150 per piece per day. Alternatively, self-store items in Storage Lockers on Main Street, USA, for the same fee, with unlimited access during park hours. Lockers measure 45cm x 35cm x 43cm, and both services are only available during operating hours — so make sure to retrieve your items before the park closes. For assistance, visit Lost and Found at City Hall.

Baby Care Facilities At Hong Kong Disneyland

The Baby Care Center located on Main Street, USA is the spot to feed, change and nurse your tykes. It’s staffed in case you need an extra hand and there are two nursing rooms with chairs (although the park is definitely breastfeeding-friendly everywhere!), a feeding area with high chairs, and a kitchen with a fridge, microwave and sink! There are also six companion restrooms conveniently located all over the park. Click this link for deets on The Baby Care Center.

Strollers & Stroller Rentals At Hong Kong Disneyland

Strollers can sometimes get in the way. Don’t worry, stroller parking is available all over the park and outside every ride (keep your valuables with you though!). However, if you want your kids to run free without a stroller throughout the day, storage lockers are available for rental. You can always rent a stroller for the day ($150 per day plus a refundable $100 deposit). Rental informations here.

Extra Hong Kong Disneyland Tips From Sassy Mama

If you have enthusiastic kids, plan to arrive at 10am. Not only will you be at the front of the queue, but entry to Main Street, USA will start around 10:20am, so you can get to your chosen “land” by the time the rides start operating. That, or grab a well-needed coffee before the chaos!
Speaking of timing, if you’ve made the early start you should be able to get on three to four rides by 11:30am and maybe two more by 12:30pm. After 5pm, the lines are normally shorter again.
If you’re visiting in the summer heat, plan to watch the shows in the afternoon. This will give everyone a chance to rest tired legs and restore a second wind.
If you have a young child who still naps, take your own stroller. They’re far more likely to relax and have a snooze if it is familiar.
Plan to leave the park at least 20 to 30 minutes before closing. Though you’ll miss the fireworks show, you’ll beat the transport crowds and save yourself time for the journey home when you’re all sure to be tired.
If you plan to visit more than three times a year, invest in the Gold Pass. If it is just a one-off visit, be sure to check for the best deals on KKDay. Tap the link for deets!
Our favourite hack to date! When your little one is napping in the carrier, sit back and relax on the Disneyland Railroad as the train loops around the park. It’s the perfect way to recharge while keeping your LO cosy and undisturbed. Plus, it’s Sassy Mama-approved — they won’t kick you off!
Have you seen the fireworks countless times? Why not try a fresh perspective by watching them from behind? Arrive near the entrance of Frozen World (or right in front of the Cinderella Carousel) 15 to 20 minutes before the show starts, and you’ll experience the fireworks in an entirely new way!

Editor’s Note: “Disneyland Hong Kong: Tickets, Opening Hours, Fireworks & More” was published by Jess Mizzi and most recently updated in March 2025 by Jesse Chung.

Main images courtesy of Hong Kong Disneyland via Facebook. Image 1, Image 2, Image 3, Image 4, Image Image 9, Image 15 and Image 16 courtesy of 香港迪士尼樂園 | Hong Kong Disneyland. The rest of the images are courtesy of Sassy Media Group.

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Hong Kong Disneyland: Tickets, Opening Hours, Fireworks & More

There’s more than just rides at Disneyland Hong Kong! It’s where dreams come true and magic comes alive. Here are our inside tips on how to make the most of your day there!

Hong Kong Disneyland Tickets And Annual Passes