Hong Kong Disneyland

Hong Kong Disneyland

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Disney's park at Penny's Bay on Lantau Island opened in 2005 and has eight themed lands, World of Frozen among them. One-day tickets from 1 June 2026 follow date tiers, from HK$669 to HK$939 for adults and HK$499 to HK$705 for children and seniors. Opening times change by day, so check the park calendar. One full day covers the main rides.

Hong Kong Disneyland is a Disney theme park at Penny's Bay on Lantau Island, Hong Kong, opened on 12 September 2005. It has eight themed lands, including World of Frozen, and is the smallest Disneyland by daily capacity, so most families cover it in one full day. It suits families with children, Disney fans and first-time visitors to Hong Kong.

Penny's Bay reclamation and joint ownership

The park stands on land reclaimed from Penny's Bay on the north-east coast of Lantau, where the only earlier development was the Cheoy Lee Shipyard. It was the second Disney park in Asia after Tokyo. Hong Kong International Theme Parks owns it, a joint venture in which the Hong Kong Government holds about 52 per cent and Disney about 48 per cent. Public areas cover about 27.4 hectares, and daily capacity is 34,000 visitors, the lowest of any Disneyland park.

The park marked its 20th anniversary on 12 September 2025. Attendance reached 7.94 million in 2024, its highest annual figure.

Eight lands from Main Street to Tomorrowland

Main Street, U.S.A., Fantasyland, Adventureland and Tomorrowland opened with the park. Adventureland holds the Jungle River Cruise, the Festival of the Lion King show and Tarzan's treehouse. Tomorrowland has Hyperspace Mountain and the Iron Man Experience, which opened in January 2017 as the first Marvel attraction in a Disney park, followed by Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle! in March 2019. This area is being developed into a Marvel land called Stark Expo.

Toy Story Land arrived in November 2011, Grizzly Gulch with the Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars coaster in July 2012, and Mystic Point with the Mystic Manor dark ride in May 2013. World of Frozen opened on 20 November 2023 with a Frozen boat ride and the Wandering Oaken's Sliding Sleighs coaster. A Pixar area between Toy Story Land and World of Frozen was announced in February 2025.

Castle of Magical Dreams and the Momentous show

The original Sleeping Beauty Castle closed in 2018 and was rebuilt as the Castle of Magical Dreams, unveiled in November 2020. The nighttime show "Momentous: Party in the Night Sky!", which started on 28 June 2025, uses projections on the castle and fireworks. By day, the Friendtastic! parade runs with 11 floats and more than 100 performers. Check show times on the park app on the day.

Three Disney hotels next to the park

Three resort hotels sit near the park: the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, Disney's Hollywood Hotel and Disney Explorers Lodge, which opened in 2017.

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Key information
🏰Opened: 12 September 2005
👥Capacity: 34,000 visitors a day
🎟️1-day tickets (from 1 Jun 2026): Adult HK$669–939 · child/senior HK$499–705 by tier
❄️Lands: World of Frozen, Toy Story Land, Grizzly Gulch, Mystic Point
💰Currency: Hong Kong dollar (HK$ HKD)
🕕Time Zone: HKT (UTC+8)

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Disneyland Resort MTR station 0.3 km
Sunny Bay MTR station 3.5 km
Inspiration Lake 1 km
Tung Chung 12 km
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✦ This attraction is in high demand! Tier 4 peak days sell out; book ahead
Highlights Include:
Lands
  • World of Frozen
  • Toy Story Land
  • Fantasyland
Thrills
  • Grizzly Gulch
  • Mystic Point
  • Nighttime show
What They Offer
Ticket tiers Tier 1: HK$669 / HK$499 Tier 2: HK$759 / HK$569 Tier 3: HK$849 / HK$639 Tier 4: HK$939 / HK$705 (adult / child & senior)
Visit duration One full day for the main rides and shows; two for a slower pace
Timed entry required No

Accessibility

The park offers services for guests with disabilities; check the official guide.

Age limits

Child tickets for ages 3–11; under 3 free; ride height limits apply.

What to pack

Water bottle, sun cream, rain jacket

What to wear

Comfortable shoes

Not allowed

Selfie sticks, drones, outside alcohol (check official rules)

Amenities

Restaurants, shops, lockers, baby care, first aid

Tips for visiting Hong Kong Disneyland

  • Book dated tickets online in advance, especially for weekends.
  • Arrive before opening to ride popular attractions with shorter queues.
  • Check the show schedule in the official app on the day.
  • Visit World of Frozen early, as it gets busy later.
  • Bring a light rain jacket during the wet summer months.

Visitor policy

Cancellation and prepayment
Set by the official ticket terms.
Children and admission
Under 3 free; child tickets ages 3–11.
Groups
Group packages via the resort.
Pets
Not allowed except service animals.
Photography
Allowed for personal use.
Bags
Bags are checked at entry.
Smoking
Only in designated areas.
Accepted payment
Pay online or at the gate.
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What to know about Hong Kong Disneyland.

Booking

From 1 June 2026 a one-day adult ticket costs HK$669 to HK$939 depending on the date's price tier. Children aged 3 to 11 and seniors pay HK$499 to HK$705, and under-3s go in free.

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