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Hong Kong Disneyland: The Smallest Disneyland in the World
Hong Kong Disneyland Review: Is The Smallest Disneyland In
In this Hong Kong Disneyland vlog, we explore the smallest Disneyland in the world to see if Hong Kong Disneyland is worth it. From the best Hong Kong Disneyland rides and real Hong Kong Disneyland wait times to food, shows, and overall atmosphere, this honest Hong Kong Disneyland review covers...
In this Hong Kong Disneyland vlog, we explore the smallest Disneyland in the world to see if Hong Kong Disneyland is worth it. From the best Hong Kong Disneyland rides and real Hong Kong Disneyland wait times to food, shows, and overall atmosphere, this honest Hong Kong Disneyland review covers everything you need to know. <br><br>If you’re planning a Disneyland Hong Kong guide, love Disney parks comparison videos, or are deciding between Disneyland vs other parks, this Hong Kong theme park vlog is perfect for your next Hong Kong itinerary and Hong Kong travel vlog.
In this Hong Kong Disneyland vlog, we explore the smallest Disneyland in the world to see if it's worth it. From the best rides and real wait times to food, shows, and overall atmosphere, this honest review covers everything you need to know. If you’re planning a Hong Kong Disneyland guide, love Disney parks comparison videos, or are deciding whether to visit, this Hong Kong theme park vlog is perfect for your next itinerary.
In this Hong Kong Disneyland vlog, we explore the smallest Disneyland in the world to see if Hong Kong Disneyland is worth it. From the best Hong Kong Disneyland rides and real Hong Kong Disneyland wait times to food, shows, and overall atmosphere, this honest Hong Kong Disneyland review covers everything you need to know. <br><br>If you’re planning a Disneyland Hong Kong guide, love Disney parks comparison videos, or are deciding between Disneyland vs other parks, this Hong Kong theme park vlog is perfect for your next Hong Kong itinerary and Hong Kong travel vlog.
Vanessa Huang kicks off this adventure by introducing Hong Kong Disneyland as the smallest Disney park in the world, spanning just 120 acres. She navigates the morning rush hour to catch the MTR to Sunny Bay, then transfers to the magical Mickey Mouse train. After a surprisingly long 20-30 minute wait through security and ticketing on a supposedly quiet Wednesday, she finally enters the park. <br><br>Her first stop is the brand-new World of Frozen, where she hops on Frozen Ever After, a boat ride with two drops and incredible sound. The queue is cool and detailed, making the wait pleasant. Next, she tackles Sliding Waves, a roller coaster that finishes in under 30 seconds—so fast her hair doesn't even move. She grabs an Olaf soft serve for $70, noting it tastes like Indonesian Milkita candy. <br><br>Exploring Adventureland, she spots Zootopia characters like Gary the snake. For lunch, she chooses the Wayfinder's Table, a Moana-themed spot that is 40% cheaper than the Frozen restaurant. She orders the Massaman prawn and Wayfinder's chicken, finding the curry creamy and tasty, though the open-air setup makes it hot. <br><br>A highlight is the Jungle River Cruise, where tour guide Hugo delivers a performance so funny that Vanessa suggests he should be a comedian. She rides Big Grizzly Mountain coaster using Disney Premier Access, declaring it the best ride in the park with its forwards-and-backwards thrills. Mystic Manor, another fast-tracked ride, impresses with its haunted music box tale. <br><br>Wandering through Toy Story Land, she admires the vibrant details and the talking Rex and Woody figures, though ride queues hit 50 minutes. She also visits Fantasyland, noting it is very kid-friendly with strollers everywhere. As the sun sets, the castle glows beautifully. <br><br>She buys a Mickey Mouse egg waffle, finding it overly sweet, and enjoys the Iron Man Experience, which lets her fly through a digital Hong Kong. To end the day, she rides 'it's a small world', one of the park's oldest attractions since 2005, though she finds the dolls a bit creepy. <br><br>She leaves before the closing show to beat the MRT crowd. Vanessa's final verdict: despite being the smallest Disneyland, it is absolutely worth visiting for unique rides like Mystic Manor, Grizzly Gulch, and the stunning Frozen area.
Vanessa Huang proves that big magic comes in small packages in this whirlwind review of Hong Kong Disneyland, the smallest Disney park in the world. From the twisty thrills of Big Grizzly Mountain to the hilarious antics of a tour guide named Hugo, she uncovers the unique charm and surprising rides that make this park a must-visit for any Disney fan.
Vanessa Huang reviews Hong Kong Disneyland, the world's smallest Disney park, finding unique rides, hilarious tour guides, and big magic worth visiting.
Hong Kong Disneyland Review: Smallest Park Worth It?
1:42 Store luggage at the park for 150 HKD to avoid carrying it around during your visit, convenient for travelers with bags.
2:56 Choose a Mickey Mouse headband for 169 HKD; the Woody style is cheaper but the heavier Frozen ones cost double the price.
11:23 Skip the queue for the Jungle River Cruise by choosing the English-speaking line; you might get the hilarious guide Hugo.
13:00 Use Disney Premier Access to skip long lines on popular rides; buy tickets through Klook for a discount using a code.
15:52 Toy Story Land rides have the longest queues, often 50 minutes, so plan to visit them early or use Premier Access.
1:42 Store luggage at the park for 150 HKD to avoid carrying it around during your visit, convenient for travelers with bags.
2:56 Choose a Mickey Mouse headband for 169 HKD; the Woody style is cheaper but the heavier Frozen ones cost double the price.
11:23 Skip the queue for the Jungle River Cruise by choosing the English-speaking line; you might get the hilarious guide Hugo.
13:00 Use Disney Premier Access to skip long lines on popular rides; buy tickets through Klook for a discount using a code.
15:52 Toy Story Land rides have the longest queues, often 50 minutes, so plan to visit them early or use Premier Access.
0:02 Smallest Disneyland in the World
0:40 Traveling to the Park by MTR
2:00 Long Security and Ticketing Wait
3:18 Entering World of Frozen
6:34 Sliding Waves Roller Coaster
7:27 Olaf Soft Serve Review
9:50 Lunch at Wayfinder's Table
11:23 Jungle River Cruise with Hugo
13:00 Big Grizzly Mountain Coaster
19:25 Iron Man Experience Ride
0:02 Smallest Disneyland in the World
0:40 Traveling to the Park by MTR
2:00 Long Security and Ticketing Wait
3:18 Entering World of Frozen
6:34 Sliding Waves Roller Coaster
7:27 Olaf Soft Serve Review
9:50 Lunch at Wayfinder's Table
11:23 Jungle River Cruise with Hugo
13:00 Big Grizzly Mountain Coaster
19:25 Iron Man Experience Ride
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Yes, it is still worth it because the rides are really fun, especially Mystic Manor, Grizzly Gulch, and the Frozen area, which looks beautiful day and night.
What was the best ride in the park?
Big Grizzly Mountain Roller Coaster was by far the best, it lasts about 2 to 3 minutes with elements going forward and backward, and it's not scary at all.
What was the most surprising thing you found?
Probably the hilarious English tour guide Hugo on the Jungle River Cruise. He was so funny we didn't have to queue at all for his boat.
How was the food at the park?
The Wayfinder's chicken curry was creamy and tasty, a 6 out of 10, and the Massaman prawn was good. The Mickey Mouse egg waffle was too sweet, a 7 out of 10.
How long did it take to get into the park?
The whole process for security and ticketing took around 20 to 30 minutes, even on a Wednesday which we thought would be less crowded.
