Review of Hong Kong Disneyland for Beginners

💗Booking Tickets to the Park 📍Buy tickets to the park in advance online, about 30 days ahead. It’s recommended to go Monday through Thursday because prices are cheaper and there are fewer people than on weekends (tickets must have the name exactly as on the passport). 📍Download the Hong Kong Disneyland App to check all the park details, including opening hours and showtimes. 💗Preparing for the Park 📍Bring your passport to verify your identity before entering the park. 📍Plan which rides and shows you want to see. 📍Bring a water bottle and easy-to-carry, filling snacks to save money on food, and you can refill water for free. 📍Bring a raincoat in case of rain and for rides that get you wet. 📍Bring a small fan if you get hot easily. 📍Use a bag that’s easy to carry, ready for adventure, and not too heavy. 📍Shoes are very important; wear comfortable shoes because you’ll walk a lot. 📍Plan your transportation in advance for both going and returning. 💗Tips for Maximizing Rides and Shows 📍Arrive at the park at least 30 minutes before opening to queue up. Going early lets you enjoy more rides and the crowd is lighter than in the afternoon. 📍Check the map and wait times for rides on the Hong Kong Disneyland App. Try to cover rides by walking through zones one by one, focusing on nearby zones without backtracking. 📍The rides you should queue for first or early in the morning are Frozen Ever After and Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs, the newest zones. 📍Start with rides that reviewers say are fun in the morning. 📍Book show viewing times in advance through the app. How to get there: Take the MTR subway to Sunny Bay Station, then transfer to the pink line to Disneyland.