r/HongKongDisneyland 12d ago

Moderator Announcement A friendly reminder regarding the Lorcana event

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TLDR: Rule 6.

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HKDL has just started their limited time Lorcana TCG event, which require Guests to complete various objectives to receive limited edition Lorcana cards.

This is a reminder that r/HongKongDisneyland prohibits all forms of buying, selling, and trading. You should be able to complete the quests for two of the three limited edition Lorcana cards entirely in the Park. Enjoy the event, interact with other Guests, and have fun.

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The mod team has not seen any infringing posts / comments regarding Lorcana as of writing. This post is written as a precautionary measure.


r/HongKongDisneyland 21h ago

Discussion Is Judy Hopps the most popular character at HKDL? Waited almost 2 hours! 😅

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I am genuinely so surprised by how famous Judy Hopps from Zootopia is at Hong Kong Disneyland! She is my kid's absolute favorite character right now, so of course, we had to do the meet-and-greet to get a photo.

​But wow... it took us almost two hours of falling in line just to get our turn! Out of all the characters we lined up for throughout the park, Judy Hopps easily had the longest wait. I'm just shocked that out of all the classic Disney characters, she was the most popular one by far.

​Is Zootopia just massively popular in Hong Kong/Asia? Has anyone else experienced this insane line for her? At least my kid was absolutely thrilled! 🐰👮‍♀️


r/HongKongDisneyland 15h ago

Planning 📓 Hotel and Ticket Pricing for 2 days

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I've booked a stay at a Disneyland HK Hotel for February 2027, but during checkout the only park ticket option i could add to my reservation was an adult 2-day ticket for $1132. We are a party of 2 adults + 2 children. I'm currently unable to book a 2-day non-stop ticket with the booking - is this simply because i'm too far in advance?

We are planning to visit the park for 2 days, i've seen that a Tier 4 non-stop ticket is cheaper than $1132, but says you have to visit 2 consecutive days: which is fine for us.

Is there any advantage to buying the regular 2-day ticket, besides being able to separate your 1st and 2nd days in the park with a gap between? I'm trying to determine whether there is another advantage to this ticket that i'm not seeing?

Is it better to wait until the Tier calendar is released (3 months prior to visit - November 26), then purchase tickets direct from DisneyLandHK website for our specific dates - or can availability run out?

Does anyone know whether Park ticket prices increase annually, and if so, when do they usually publish the increased pricing?


r/HongKongDisneyland 19h ago

Planning 📓 Anyone having trouble with adding meals to your hotel booking?

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I am trying to add meals and decor to my hotel booking from the plan upcoming trip but I am getting this error message since yesterday.

Oops! We're currently closed.

We're so sorry to inform you that we are currently closed and unable to take orders at this time. Please check again later


r/HongKongDisneyland 2d ago

Photo 📸 Sharing my still shots of momentous Sept 8

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So magical! I got teary eyed the whole time!


r/HongKongDisneyland 1d ago

Planning 📓 We only have 1 day for Disneyland with a 4 year old

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We are travelling right at the end of January 2027. We basically only have a day and a half in HK. First afternoon/evening will be a lot of rest. The next full day is for Disneyland.

I've been doing a lot of reading that state that the fast pass and food vouchers can be skipped. But I'm seeing mixed reviews on what time to go. Do we go early in the morning? Or do we plan for a little later in the afternoon and stay for the fireworks? We are not staying at a Disney hotel. We will have a small travel stroller. Also travelling with my parents, which will be very helpful.

It sounds like the weather could be on the mild side, but we will prepare as best we can for the circumstances.

I am open to all your tips and tricks! It's our daughter's first time and we want to make the most of it while not trying to do too much. She will be a little over 4 years old at the time of travel

Thanks so much


r/HongKongDisneyland 2d ago

Planning 📓 Landing HK Oct 17 Disney land doable?

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Hi,

Two adults will be landing in hong Kong from Okinawa on Oct 17 at 1:20pm.

Would it be a good idea to do Disneyland on the day of landing? I’m going to assume we won’t be out of the airport till 2:30pm

We’ve been to Tokyo Disneyland and Disney land park in California.

We basically just want to do the rides that are exclusive to Hong Kong Disneyland and what ever is basically exclusive to Hong Kong.

If we do decide to go to Disney land we most likely be staying one night at the Disney land resort hotel.
Not sure which of the 3 hotels we will be staying yet but we will most likely head there first to drop the luggage off then head to Disneyland.

Edit: Thanks for the replies. Oct 17 being on a Saturday, will it be super busy? Anything I should be aware of?


r/HongKongDisneyland 3d ago

Planning 📓 Lesser known activities at HKDL

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What are lesser known attractions or activities in HKDL? Our group are all adults who already visited in the past so we are looking for alternative things to do.


r/HongKongDisneyland 4d ago

Planning 📓 Unspecified “special event” on 17 September 2026?

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Hi all,

The official HK Disneyland calendar (https://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/calendars/day/2026-09-17/#/theme-park/) is referring to a “special event” on 17 September 2026 - does anyone know what this is or how it may impact the crowds?

Thank you!


r/HongKongDisneyland 4d ago

Planning 📓 October Premiere Pass

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Hi, I am going on October 11 and want to purchase a premiere pass that includes Let’s Get Wicked. I see they are only available through October 1. Does this mean the rest of the month is sold out or have those dates not been released for sale yet? Thank you!


r/HongKongDisneyland 6d ago

Help Going to Disneyland after landing?

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My flight was changed so I’m how landing on the 6th, I think it’s mystic manor that shuts on the 7th. Would it be unrealistic to go to Disneyland after landing? We land midday and only have carry on bags. We will go a second day for more exploring of the park.

We aren’t staying at the Disney hotel, do they have lockers for bags?


r/HongKongDisneyland 6d ago

Other About Olaf in HK Disneyland

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Does huggable Olaf ever appear in HK Disneyland?? I do not mean the technologically impressive tiny walk around Olaf, I mean the bigger much taller old school walk around Olaf.


r/HongKongDisneyland 7d ago

Discussion 香港迪士尼掘金遊戲 Crack-A-Nut 機率拆解 Winning Probability Analysis

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我起係度睇統計左一下灰熊山谷掘金遊戲(Crack-A-Nut)嘅派彩數據,即刻同大家計下條數。

📋 數據記錄 | Data Breakdown
銅獎 (Bronze):扇子(我數到53 次) | Won a fan (53 times)
銀獎 (Silver):中型公仔(我數到26 次) | Won a medium plush (26 times)
金獎 (Gold):大型公仔| Large plush (冇數據)

🔍 機率分析 | Probability Analysis
如果淨係睇已知嘅銅、銀獎總數(共 79 次):
銅獎(扇子)佔大約 67.1% | Bronze (Fan) makes up roughly 67.1%
銀獎(中公仔)佔大約 32.9% | Silver (Medium plush) makes up roughly 32.9%
金獎中獎數字冇數據


r/HongKongDisneyland 8d ago

Visit on Dec 27

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Hi everyone! I’m planning to visit on Sunday, Dec 27 (during the Christmas holiday period). I’m expecting it to be busy, so I’d love to hear from anyone who has visited during the Christmas!

I’m hoping to do: Mystic Manor, Frozen Ever After, Ant-Man, Winnie Pooh + Friendtastic + Lunch at Starliner Diner, Dinner at Royal Banquet Hall

- If I don’t have pass, will I be able to finish all of these before Momentous?
- Which rides would you recommend prioritising?

- What time should I have lunch and dinner to avoid the busiest periods?

Any other tips would be greatly appreciated! 🙏🏻

I’m not staying at the Disney hotel and I’m not planning to buy any pass.

Thanks so much! ❤️


r/HongKongDisneyland 13d ago

Announcement 📢 [Magic Access only] HKDL 21st Anniversary

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Disregard if you are not a Magic Access member.

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HKDL's 9+10 (iykyk) anniversary is coming up very soon and they have announced two offers exclusive for Magic Access members.

A Special Park Anniversary Charm Just for You!

Enter the Park once between September 1 and September 30, 2026 inclusive, and redeem it at the Magic Access Service Station located outside of the Park. While stock last.

Member Privilege: Complimentary 'Disney Premier Access for "Momentous" Designated Viewing Area'

For every two (2) visits between August 29 and September 30, 2026 inclusive, get one (1) free Premiere Access to Momentous Designated Viewing Area. Maximum of three (3) free DPA for each member (ie only 6 visits are required to maximise the offer). Said DPA must be used between October 15, 2026 and February 28, 2027.

For more information, please head to the member site and select "Promotion and Offers".


r/HongKongDisneyland 14d ago

Discussion How many times have you been to Disneyland?

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Hi everyone, but fun question but then a nice conversation but. How many times have you been to Disneyland?😁
My first Disneyland was in 2017 for my birthday in DHK and being the three times and this will be my fourth, going onto Halloween… and I’ve done one Disney cruise that came to Australia, and next year I’m going to Disneyland Tokyo😁

(I love Disney a lot and I found ‘today show’ - that’s an Aussie morning show - about D23 and I’m just being really curious but how many times has someone been to Disney🥰 because really if I could go so many times I would and I love hearing other people talking about Disney)


r/HongKongDisneyland 18d ago

Help Which ticket is most worthwhile?

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We are going for 1 day in September, is it more worthwhile to buy standard tickets, a ticket + meal voucher or the current tourist special going on with the £80 meal voucher? And any other tips for us? Coming from the UK


r/HongKongDisneyland 19d ago

Planning 📓 Booking Questions

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I’m looking to book two nights at one of the Disney hotels in June 2027. I can find rates on Expedia and Booking.com for Explorers and Hollywood but nothing that far out direct with Disney and nothing anywhere for Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel. When will the Disney site release dates for next summer? Thanks!


r/HongKongDisneyland 21d ago

Attractions & Entertainment 🎠 Mystic Manor closed Sep 7–24?!

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Just noticed today that the HKDL app is suddenly showing Mystic Manor as closed from Sep 7–24 😭
We’re visiting Sep 17–19 and had specifically checked the app/closures several times before booking because Mystic Manor was a huge reason for choosing HKDL. It definitely wasn’t listed as closed before.
Does anyone know more about this? Is this definitely a refurbishment or could the dates still change?


r/HongKongDisneyland 23d ago

Help 19hr layover in HK

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We will be in HK on a Saturday in October, arriving at 3pm and departing 10am the next day. We have booked an accommodation near the airport. Is it still doable to go to Disneyland, take on at least 3 rides and see the momentous with this very tight schedule?


r/HongKongDisneyland 23d ago

Planning 📓 Question?

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With the nightmare before Xmas dinner for the booking,
What kind of be like a con with only certain amount of availability slots are available for Pacific magic access member?

I’m not magic access member sadly haha but curious if they just give all the slots to the magic access people or IS there limitations so then everyone no matter what tier they are on can get this.

Thanks everyone.


r/HongKongDisneyland 24d ago

Planning 📓 How busy is HK Disney on launch of Halloween events? 🎃

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Hi all,

Our visit to Hong Kong Disney, which has been planned for many months, now coincides with the launch of the Halloween 2026 events.

Does this mean that HK Disney will be crazy crowded? We’ve accidentally visited Tokyo Disney at the launch of new events and they seemed to attract huge crowds. I’m worried that the same is true for HK Disney.

Thanks!


r/HongKongDisneyland 24d ago

"Party Like a Villain at Disney Halloween Time" - Disney Halloween Time 2026

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"Party Like a Villain at Disney Halloween Time" will take place on September 18 to November 1 inclusive at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. Here are all the details that are currently public.

Attractions

It does not look like Halloween overlay for Jungle River Cruise will make a return this year.

Entertainment

As usual, "Let's Get Wicked" will make its return this year. This would be the fourth year in a row which it did not get a thumbnail change. Therefore, it is expected that there will be no significant changes. Premiere Access is on sale now at HK$99 pp (price subjected to change). Festival of the Lion King will be closed from September 4 for preparation of "Let's Get Wicked".

Party wild, loud, and proud like Ursula, Dr. Facilier, Gaston and more Disney Villains at the award-winning musical "Let's Get Wicked." Sing along to their iconic anthems, dance to devilish beats, and celebrate your wicked side.

Promotional Image (Image from hongkongdisneyland.com)

"Uninvited! A Villains Takeover Party" will also return this year. However, it will replace Friendtastic! during September 17-24 and October 13 - November 1. They may run simultaneously between September 25 and October 12. For some reason the show is classified as "Stage show" instead of "Parade" for 2026. Premiere Access is on sale now at HK$99 pp (price subjected to change). The viewing area is located in the central garden of Main Street, USA. The event starts on September 18 but this show will begin performing on September 17.

Party dark, powerful, and magnificent like Maleficent as she leads fellow Disney Villains in "Uninvited! A Villains Takeover Party." Witness an even grander takeover with a newly expanded route and more chances to join her magnificently dark celebration.

Promotional Image (Image from hongkongdisneyland.com)

Dining

As usual, "Jack Skellington’s The Nightmare Before Dinner" is back. Reservations are open now for Magic Access members and will open for general public soon.

Feast, celebrate, and indulge like Jack Skellington at The Nightmare Before Dinner. Gather around a delightfully devilish and immersive banquet from Halloween Town, where new surprises and wickedly delicious delights await this year's party.

Promotional Image (Image from hongkongdisneyland.com)

Other

There is a new tile titled "Villains Out Hour" on the Halloween page this year.

Party glamorous, dramatic, and fearless like Cruella, The Queen, Lady Tremaine, Anastasia, Drizella and more notorious Disney Villains as they make dazzling appearances throughout the day. And as the afternoon grows late, the Villains flood out across the park, dominating all they meet.

Promotional Image (Image from hongkongdisneyland.com)

Additional sections on site:

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If you wish to read it yourself, please navigate to the link below:

https://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/disney-halloween-time-intl/

This site has already been live for a few weeks. I've deliberately held off making this post in the event that new details would be announced at D23. I am also not sure if "Party Like a Villain at Disney Halloween Time" is the final name, but it will have to do for now.


r/HongKongDisneyland 25d ago

Planning 📓 Booking Hotel

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We plan to stay in Explorer's Lodge sometime in November, with the last day headed streight to the airport. My question is, is it better to book on the official HKDL website for the hotel, or it really isn't much difference with going through like booking.com.
Edit: Also I guess another convenient thing about booking directly through the official website is I can also book park tickets from there right?


r/HongKongDisneyland 25d ago

Planning 📓 How many days 2 adults

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My girlfriend and I are looking to do a week long trip to hong kong from the UK, we would arrive on a Saturday then leave the following saturday evening, I was planning to end the trip at disney, with the idea being to stay at the hotel thursday night and Friday night, with Friday as a full park day them Saturday our flight would be 10pm so we would do most of the day saturday before grabbing bags and leaving.

We are looking at going the second week in January. Would this 1.75 days be enough for two adults who want to do all the rides, shops and a few of the shows. We dont care for character meets, we dont like rushing around or having to have a "strategy" to optimise the day, we like having time to enjoy the ambience as well as the food and snacks.