Enjoy endless fun in seven magical lands and experience your favorite Disney stories just as you remember them from the classic Disney films. Here's where fairytales really do come true. Thrills at Hong Kong Disneyland Park come in all shapes and sizes. Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars and Hyperspace Mountain offer a rush for the grown ups, while little ones can sail around the world at It's a Small World. Of course, family fun can be found in every corner of the park, from the Toy Soldier Parachute Drop to the Mad Hatter Tea Cups. Don't miss the main attraction: a meet 'n' greet with beloved Disney characters. Have your pen and camera at the ready and meet the characters you love. Amazing events will surprise your senses all-year round, including all-new immersive attractions, exciting festival celebrations, memorable hotel accommodations and dining services, as well as all-new merchandise items.

Your expert local city guide will show you the city's best parts, including many hidden secrets you can’t find easily on your own. On this walking tour will be able to see a lot of sightseeing points within a short timeframe. Apart from explaining the sightseeing points your guide can provide insight into the history and culture of the city and the special administrative region in general. The focus of this tour is to see the city like a local. However, this private tour can be customised according to your wishes. Sightseeing points to visit can be agreed upon in advance or discussed when meeting up. STANDARD sightseeing places we can easily visit during the tour are: - Central to Causeway Bay: The CBD of Hong Kong, a densely built-up area with many skyscrapers - Mong Kok: bustling downtown district with famous markets such as Ladies Market and Goldfish Market. - Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower: The historic clock tower, built in 1915 and part of the sadly demolished Kowloon-Canton Railway terminus, is one of the most famous buildings. - Avenue of Stars: Avenue of Stars pays tribute Hong Kong's movie stars who have helped burnish Hong Kong’s cinematic legacy. - Kowloon Park: Slip away from Tsim Sha Tsui’s shopping mecca into the tranquil Kowloon Park. - Star Ferry: The Star Ferry is the swiftest and cheapest way to travel between Tsim Sha Tsui and Central or Wan Chai. You will get some truly spectacular views of Hong Kong’s skyline. - Victoria Peak: Fantastic views over the city and you can take the historic Peak Tram. - Lan Kwai Fong: The famous party district with a myriad of restaurants and bars. Some examples of HIDDEN SECRETS we can visit: - Shek O beach: one of the nicest beaches - Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens: An actual oasis within Hong Kong’s urban jungle. - Man Mo temple: Man Mo Temple is a mid-nineteenth-century historical building and a declared monument. - Nan Lian Garden: This public park is so leafy and peaceful it looks like an illustration from the Tang Dynasty. - Tai Kwun: Tai Kwun is a massive independent art space in the heart of Central and one of our city's biggest creative hubs. - PMQ: The transformation of the former Police Married Quarters into a centre for all things creative and design-based is one of the largest, most ambitious conservation projects in Hong Kong. An exciting mix of creative enterprises can be found at PMQ. - Hong Kong Wetland Park: This wetland reserve is home to a diverse range of wetland plants and animals, from mangroves to rare species of birds. - Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden: The farm was originally established to aid poor farmers in the New Territories but has since morphed into a nature conservation centre. Please note that it is not guaranteed to visit all the sightseeing places listed here. How many places you can visit depends on the length of the tour booked and how much time you spend at each place. After booking you can discuss the detailed itinerary with your guide.

Indulge in a variety of gourmet delicacies in Hong Kong Disneyland restaurants with this exclusive meal offer. Choosing from two options to fit your plans and schedule, indulge in a delicious lunch, dinner and snacks. Taste the range of international cuisines from Eastern to Western, Chinese to American, vegetarian and halal. Grab an ice-cream on a steamy summer day, or some popcorn to snack on while you stroll the happiest place on earth. To use, simply show your Hong Kong Disneyland meal coupon on your mobile when ordering and at check out. Your options for restaurants include: • Starliner Diner (in Tomorrowland): In this restaurant, feast on American-style fast food such as fried chicken, BBQ chicken wings, burgers, and fries. • Clopin’s Festival of Foods (in Fantasyland): This colorful restaurant is inspired by the Disney movie The Hunchback of Notre Dame and serves the great flavors of China, including noodle soup and wok-fried dishes. Enjoy Nanjing beef noodle soup, Wuxi pork ribs and roasted chicken leg with rice. • Tahitian Terrace (in Adventureland): Relax in tropical surroundings and try South Asian specialties such as Indian vegetarian dishes, Singaporean laksa rice noodle soup, halal and lemongrass chicken with coconut-flavored rice. • Comet Cafe (in Tomorrowland): Take a break from your interstellar journey for Hong Kong favorites like barbecue, noodles, and wok-fried specialties. • Royal Banquet Hall (in Fantasyland): Dine like a prince or princess on international food, including American grilled food, Japanese noodles, Chinese dim sum, and specialty rice dishes. Try the delicious beef steak, pizza, beef burgers, and sushi. • Explorer’s Club (in Mystic Point): Explore the globetrotting exploits of Lord Henry Mystic and the Society of Explorers and Adventurers (S.E.A.) in the spacious Explorer's Club Restaurant, where you’ll dine in rooms filled with exotic décor from Egypt, Russia, Morocco, India, and China. • Outdoor Vending Carts (throughout the park): Snack on popcorn and ice cream and quench your thirst with refreshing drinks.