Hong Kong Disney specialists

Hong Kong Disneyland holidays

A compact, easy-going Disney park with the world’s first World of Frozen land, set between the mountains and the sea. Perfect as part of a Hong Kong city break or a Disney in Asia double.
The first in the world
One or two days
Hong Kong on the doorstep
With Shanghai or Tokyo
ATOL & PTS

Hong Kong Disneyland

Small park, big personality

Easy to enjoy in a day or two, with rides you won’t find anywhere else.

Only here

Mystic Manor

One of Disney’s cleverest dark rides, with a musical box and a cheeky monkey called Albert. A must-do.

World of Frozen

Arendelle comes to life

The first World of Frozen land, with the Frozen Ever After boat ride and the Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs coaster.

Castle of Magical Dreams

A castle for every princess

A castle that celebrates 13 Disney princesses and queens, lit up every night by the Momentous show.

Wild West thrills

Grizzly Gulch

Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars, a coaster that runs backwards as well as forwards, set against Lantau’s real mountains.

Where to stay

Disney hotels in Hong Kong

Stay at the resort for the full Disney experience, or in the city and visit on the special Disney train line.

Luxury

Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel

Victorian-style elegance by the sea, with gardens, a maze and character dining.

Adventure

Disney Explorers Lodge

Themed to explorers’ travels around the world, with gardens inspired by Asia, Oceania, South America and Africa.

City and resort

Mix and match

Many guests do a night or two at the resort and the rest of the trip in the city. We’ll find the right balance.

Planning your trip

Hong Kong made easy

Entry

No visa for UK holidays

UK passport holders don’t currently need a visa for a holiday in Hong Kong. We’ll check the rules for your dates.

Getting there

Fly direct to Hong Kong

Direct flights from London take around 12 to 13 hours, and the resort is about 20 minutes from the airport.

Add more

City, islands and Shanghai

Victoria Peak, the harbour, dim sum and Lantau Island, then a short flight to Shanghai Disneyland or a cruise.

Disney in Asia

Our big focus for 2027

Hong Kong is the easiest place to start your Disney in Asia adventure. Pair it with Shanghai for two very different Disney parks in one trip.

Your questions answered

Hong Kong Disneyland FAQs

One full day covers most of the park, but two days is more relaxed and lets you see the night-time show and repeat World of Frozen.

Yes, especially for Mystic Manor and World of Frozen, which you can’t ride anywhere else in the same form. It’s also quieter and easier than the bigger resorts.

UK passport holders don’t currently need a visa for a holiday in Hong Kong. If you’re continuing to mainland China, separate rules apply. We’ll check both for your dates.

Yes, it’s one of our favourite trips: a short flight links them, and each park feels completely different.

Mystic Manor, Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars and the first World of Frozen land, plus the Castle of Magical Dreams and the Momentous night-time show, all with mountains and sea as the backdrop.

Yes. Holidays that include flights are ATOL protected, and as members of Merlin Travel Group your money is protected through PTS. See how we protect your holiday.

Ready to plan Hong Kong Disneyland?

Tell us when you’d like to go and what else you’d love to see, and we’ll build the whole trip.