The park is too small and does not have enough rides on the up side the shows are ok and parade was nice. Did not see any people queue jumping, as other people have said go to ocean park it has a greater mix of attractions and is better value for your money.

Both my wife and I are Disney fanatics (ok, more me than her) so when we were in Hong Kong we jumped at the chance to spend a day here.

We got to the park by taking the train from Kowloon and changing to the Disney Express which drops you off at the gate, this train is themed with Mickey shaped windows and hand holds, as well as minature statues of the characters in the carriages.

The first thing that hits you when you enter the park and look down main street is just how small the castle is, it looks like the one from California, which in my opinion is not as 'magical' (impressive) as the others around the world and gets overwhelmed by the sourounding hillside.

We first entered Adventure Land to the left hand side and went on the Jungle Cruise, which unlike the others around the world uses pyrotechnics in its finale, but I did find it a bit short.

We then took a raft over to Tarzans treehouse, which if I am honest is just like the Swiss Family Robinson treehouse at WDW with the exception of a few added monkeys.

Next we went to Fantasyland and sat in on PhilharMagic which, again is the same as the WDW version. Followed by Winnie the Pooh, the Carousel, Dumbo and the Golden Mickeys which is a mock awards show featuring all your favourite characters.

We had lunch in one of the many restaurants, and had some noodles with dim sum.

We then headed back over to Adventureland to 'the festival of the lion king', this again is based on the one from Disney's Animal Kingdom at WDW, but featured less acrobatics.

Then it was over to the last section of the park, Futureland where we went on Space Mountain (our favourite ride in the park) and Buzz Lightyear.

We watched the parade at 3.00 but it was quite difficult to stand for such a long time in the blistering heat, strong sunlight and very high humidity.

We then went on space mountain a few more times, before wandering around the park suvenire shopping and having our pictures taken with the various characters before the fireworks started at 8.00.

Overall it was a good day out but the park was severly lacking a number of big rides (haunted manision, big thunder mountain railroad, splash mountain, etc) and this was really noticeable as the park did not keep you entertained for the whole day, which is what I belive any good park should.

But if you are in Hong Kong and a fan of the mouse then I would recommend going here.

I went to HK Disneyland on 2 Nov (Thu) with 2 elderly and 2 kids aged 4 & 2.

We have not been to other disneylands but we truly enjoyed this one.

We reached there at 1pm & left at 8pm (park rides ended around 7pm). We couldn't complete all rides\shows & felt that we shd have made it a full day event.
The park was not crowded & most rides waiting time were around 5-15mins.

We ate BBQ turkey set at comet cafe at Tomorrowland. Food was cold and taste below average.

My kids' favourite are parade, fireworks & river cruise at Adventureland.

Having read all the bad reviews, I went there last Sunday terrified of what I'd be faced with. I'm very glad to report that Disneyland Hong Kong was actually really beautiful and the magic is definately there as soon as you get off the train. It's all clean and brand new, I was lucky enough not to see any Mainlanders jumping queues, everyone was calm and happy and the Cast Members were actually smiling and joking just as they do in all other Disneylands!!!! Granted, it's only a very small park in comparison with Florida's Magic Kingdom, Paris and Anaheim and only has a few rides, but you certainly get that magical feeling when you walk down Main Street and see the castle at the back. The shows were fantastic especially the Golden Mickeys one that I haven't seen anywhere else. Furthermore, luckily enough, even though it was a Sunday there were no long queues whatsoever. The longest I waited was 15 minutes for Autopia and everywhere else I more or less walked straight on the ride!!!!
As a final note, I would just like to say that the Disneyalnd Hotel is absolutely stunning. Brand new with gorgeous views, lovely restaurants and bars and even though I didn't actually spend the night there, I definately hope to do so soon!!!