A Magical World Tour – Hong Kong Disneyland (Part 3)

The fun and adventure did not stop by us seeing those gigantic toys and experiencing Grizzly Gluch and be on a wild wild west adventure. Hong Kong Disneyland is not as magical without the following experiences:

Disneyland Magical Parade

I remember we came rushing down the train when we heard about the noise and even it's around 3 in the afternoon and it was very hot, we stayed there watching and taking pictures.

I was amazed when I saw Belle she really looked like Belle from the cartoons. She really do exists. Does Beast exists as well?

Ria this one is for you! I know how much you love Tigger... :) See him waving back! 

I really love Tink especially her childishness and funny Tink have muscles now. I wonder if Periwinkle can join this hot parade. It could have been great seeing Tink's twin fairy with frosted wings just to join. 

Cool Stuffs and Souvenirs to take home

Grab a Grub

Fireworks display at the Sleeping Beauty's Castle

This is just the first half. I'll tell you more on the next article A Magical World Tour – Hong Kong Disneyland (Part 4). Hope this will give you a little glimpse of what you can see in Hong Kong Disneyland.

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A Magical World Tour – Hong Kong Disneyland (Part 2)

I have given you a short list of Disneyland’s magical places. From TOMORROWLAND to FANTASYLAND to ADVENTURELAND and to TARZAN’S TREE HOUSE. It was not just that we went around Tarzan’s tree house by the river and saw amazing stuff. Continuing the magically fun in Hong Kong Disneyland are as follows:

River View Ride Adventure.

A Grizzly Gulch experience.

I felt like one of the toys at the Toy Story Land.

Surprised, amazed, and filled with enigmatic emotions at the Mystic Point.

This is just a part of our Hong Kong Disneyland adventure. I'll tell you more on the next article - A Magical World Tour – Hong Kong Disneyland (Part 3). 

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A Magical World Tour – Hong Kong Disneyland (Part 1)

T’was an evening of excitement as we searched for our way to our next destination or pit stop. A month before our trip, we already booked our tickets for a childhood most wanted theme park. Our Standard (1) Day Ticket was priced at HKD 450 or PHP 2,500 + (children’s tickets were about HKD 130 lesser). We decided to take the MTR from Tsim Sha Tsui station (TST Station – Red Line) or East Tsim Sha Tsui station (East TST Station – Hot Pink Line) to Disneyland Resort Station. Here’s Hong Kong’s Mass Transit Railway (MTR) Subway System map to help:

Following are the routes we considered.

Longer and Expensive Way

Tsim Sha Tsui Station to Lai King Station then change coach to the Orange Line in Lai King to Sunny Bay and switch coach Pink Line or the Disneyland Resort line (MTR Disneyland Resort has only 1 stop).

Shorter and Cheaper Way

East Tsim Sha Tsui Station to Nam Cheong Station then change coach to the Orange Line in Nam Cheong to Sunny Bay and switch coach Pink Line or the Disneyland Resort line (MTR Disneyland Resort has only 1 stop).

We decided to take the Longer and Expensive Way going to Disneyland Resort then took the Shorter and Cheaper Way back to TST station.

It was a fun filled day:

We went to the future with Buzz in Tomorrow Land.

We went around the world in the Fantasy Land.

We've met Mickey and the gang.

Watched Mickey’s Philharmagic performance on a 4D.

I saw the Jungle and Tarzan’s Niche at the AdventureLand.

This is just the first half. I'll tell you more on the next article A Magical World Tour – Hong Kong Disneyland (Part 2). Hope this will give you a little glimpse of what you can see in Hong Kong Disneyland.

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Thanks!

Zai Jian Macau! Ni Hao Hong Kong!

View from my seat inside the Cotai Water Jet.

Touring Macau ended as quickly as we stepped on our ferry ride to Hong Kong. We paid for 149MOP for the Cotai Jet ride to Hong Kong <They have trips every 30 minutes but it is still best to get your tickets booked ahead of time>. It was a good experience riding the ferry even we cannot see what is going on outside. It was a little bumpy but a safe trip after all. The whole Cotai Jet gives you a feel of an airplane traveling on a cloudy weather. The stewardess was not as helpful as I expected especially when we asked for a copy of the disembarkation slips, she just waived her hands at us to wait and screamed “I’ll get back to you!” and did not get back at all. I no longer want to waste time arguing with this kind of scenario. I have been walking my feet against the ground the whole day and I don’t want another discomfort. So I let myself to have a quick nap <it’s my way of not to feel sea sick… hehehe> and woke up about 30 minutes before docking. So I quickly fill out my disembarkation slip and noticed that the format they wanted for the date was ddmmmyyyy (28JAN2013) so I need to re-write everything and it’s not only me. Ikhay and Kambal did the same thing.

Upon arriving at the Tsim Sha Tsui/Kowloon Ferry Station or the HK-Macau Ferry Terminal we walked past the immigration and find ourselves wandering around the Shun Tak Centre and China Merchant Tower then lead to the UG1 and took a cab to Nathan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui.

You should always keep a copy of your hotel reservation so the cab drivers will be able to read the address and drop you to the right place.

Some passenger keeping themselves busy while traveling.

We rested in our hotel after finding a cheap place to eat which our hotelier informed us “The cheapest food here is in McDonalds!” Yes indeed McDonalds is the cheapest fast food restaurant around our hotel but we rather ate at KFC and tried something different. I ate a bowl size of baked chicken on rice with extra chicken leg part on the side and a cup of soda. I was all starving as there has been no food served during our voyage.

Once we get back to the hotel, we cleaned and readied ourselves for the next day’s plan. Checked what stations we should ride from Tsim Sha Tsui to Disney Land. Indeed, Disney Land day is next and I will write more for you tomorrow.  

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Goldwyn, I did not forget your request. I’m still working on my articles and will get back to you with the budget.

If you have any questions please let me know and I’d be happier to help.

I would like to take the advantage on thanking Ria for giving me a passport holder/jacket. It was very useful! Also, thank you Ate Eileen for the bull cap. I did use it and will still be using it. I had some pictures wearing the cap you gave me and I really like the colour! Again thank you so much for the gifts!