Disneyland 101: A Big Girl’s First Time in a Little Child’s Theme Park (Part 2)
ONCE I familiarized myself with Hong Kong Disneyland's different themed parks, which I gave an overview in my previous post, what came next was the actual immersion in the ones that speak best to my inner child.
Fortunately for me, Toy Story Land was already developed during my visit and it was pure bliss seeing Woody, Jessie, Buzz Lightyear and the rest of Andy's toy friends come to life!
The thrilling RC Racer |
The Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars goes all over Grizzly Gulch |
For dining, there's the Lucky Nugget Saloon |
Mystic Point is not only the newest attraction, but it is also the most advanced and unique |
Ride the Mystic Magneto-Electric Carriage |
Besides the manor, there the area also features the Garden of Wonders, Explorer’s Club Restaurant, the Archive Shop and the Mystic Point Freight Depot.
Meet and greet Disney characters
At 23, I never thought meeting Disney characters would still count as a magical experience for me. But to see, touch and play with Mickey Mouse is simply that no matter how old you are.Playtime with Mickey at Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel's Enchanted Garden |
Back at the park, Mickey and Minnie are always waiting for guests at the Town Square Pavilion, dressed in their festive best this time of year.
A star-studded Disney cast! |
And always keep your eyes open as you’ll never know when Stitch, Chip and Dale, Duffy the Bear, Tinkerbell, Snow White and all the other beloved Disney characters will suddenly walk on by.
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There is no time but now to experience the magic of Hong Kong Disneyland. Just a two-hour flight from Manila, a mere 15-minute from the airport, Filipinos should take advantage of the no-Visa entry to Hong Kong—while it lasts. For more information, visit www.hongkongdisneyland.com.
(PHOTOS: ©HONG KONG DISNEYLAND / TEXT: ©THEMANILATIMES/EUDENVALDEZ)
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