Disneyland Hong Kong Disneyland is located on Lantau Island, surrounded by mountains and facing the South China Sea. It is a theme park that combines the characteristics of Disneyland in California and other Disney parks. Hong Kong Disneyland includes four themed areas: Main Street, U.S.A., Adventure World, Fantasy World, and Tomorrowland. Each theme area can bring endless wonderful experiences to visitors. In the Main Street of American Town, you can admire the nostalgic buildings of American street markets, various elegant antique cars, and taste various Chinese and Western delicacies; in Adventure World, you can follow huge rivers, pass through the African savannah, and enter the mysterious forests of Asia. , arriving at Taishan Island, the brave navigator will lead tourists to explore the magical secret realm of nature; the fantasy world full of joy is a fairy tale world in dreams, with the beautiful and kind Snow White, the innocent and lively Dumbo, and the innocent and cute little bear Pooh, the protagonist in every fairy tale, can bring joy and fantasy to people; Tomorrowland allows people to experience a thrilling journey in space and explore the boundless universe. In addition, there are Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel and Disney's Hollywood Hotel, where you can fully experience the wonders of the fairy tale world and the movie world. Various Disney characters will appear around tourists at any time, and surprises are everywhere. Transportation: Take the MTR from Central and transfer to the Disneyland Line, and you can get there in 24 minutes; take the MTR from Hong Kong International Airport, and you can get there in 10 minutes. Disneyland Hotel and Disney's Hollywood Hotel have free shuttle buses from the Disney Parks to the park. Tickets: Weekday tickets: Monday to Friday. Admission is HK$295 for adults, HK$210 for children (3 to 11 years old), HK$170 for seniors aged 65 or above, and children under three years old are free. Tickets valid for half a year can be used universally. Designated date tickets: HKD 350 for adults, HKD 250 for children, HKD 200 for seniors aged 65 or above. Children under three years old are admitted free. Tickets valid for half a year can be used universally. Special date tickets: July and August, May Day and October 1st golden weeks, Hong Kong public holidays, newly added April 14-21 (Easter), May 4-6 and September 12 (Disney Anniversary) . Must have a valid ticket for the day. Tourists holding tickets valid for half a year need to contact the travel agency that sold the tickets to exchange the purchased tickets for "special day" tickets. Ticket Inquiry: 1830830 Tour Guide: 1. For attractions such as Mickey’s Fantasia, The Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Celebration of the Lion King, Flying Over Space Mountain, and Buzz Lightyear’s Interstellar Adventure, you can get FASTPASS (to shorten the waiting time for rides and performances) with your admission ticket (provided), as long as tourists with FASTPASS arrive at the amusement facilities according to the designated time, they do not need to queue and can directly enter the amusement facilities or performance venues. You can only withdraw one FASTPASS at a time, and the FASTPASS you hold will indicate when to withdraw the next one. 2. There are restaurants in each theme area, providing Chinese and Western fast food and various cuisines. Main Street Town, U.S.A. has Plaza Restaurant, Main Street Restaurant, and Market Bakery; Adventure World has Bilin Restaurant and River View Restaurant; Fantasy World has Royal Banquet Hall and Laughter Banquet Hall; Tomorrowland has Comet Restaurant and Rocket Restaurant. 3. The park ticket is valid for the same day. If you want to leave the park within one day, you can stamp your fingerprint at the entrance and exit when you leave, and show your ticket and fingerprint when you return. 4. The Disney Parade Show is a daily show, and you can watch the show according to the time marked on the park guide. Tips: 1. Before entering the park, you can get information such as "Park Guide" and "Park Activity Arrangement" at the customer service center on the left side of the entrance, which is very helpful for reasonable arrangement of time and entertainment. 2. When entering Disneyland, you are not allowed to bring drinks, alcoholic drinks, or food in metal cans. Packages will be checked when entering the gate. 3. Strollers, wheelchairs, trolleys, etc. cannot be brought into the park. If necessary, they can be rented at the Disneyland Fire Station located next to the Town Hall in the Town Square. 4. Hong Kong dollars and RMB are accepted in the park. If you need to exchange money, you can do so at the guest service center. VISA, American Express, MasterCard, JCB and UnionPay cards can be used in the park. 5. There are not many places for shade in the park. It is best to bring a parasol, hat, sunglasses, etc. to avoid being exposed to the sun. 6. There are smoking and non-smoking areas in the park, so be sure to pay attention, otherwise you will be fined up to HKD 5,000. Repulse Bay Repulse Bay, located in the southern part of Hong Kong Island, is the most representative and beautiful bay in Hong Kong. Repulse Bay beach is long, with a wide beach bed, clear water, fine sand, and calm waves. In the Zhenhailou Park with Chinese classical colors on the beach, there are scenic spots such as the Queen of Heaven, the Statue of the Great Merciful and Compassionate Guanyin, and the Changshou Bridge. The teahouse near the sea is a good place to enjoy the setting of the red sun and the sound of waves crashing on the shore. The beautiful scenery of Repulse Bay has made it one of the famous high-end residential areas on Hong Kong Island, including the luxurious private residences of Hong Kong businessmen Li Ka-shing and Pao Yugang. If you get tired of playing at the beach, you can go to the nearby fast food shops, restaurants and supermarkets to eat and shop. What was once the famous Repulse Bay Hotel has now become the Yingwanyuan Shopping Mall. The nearby Deep Water Bay, Central Bay and South Bay are all popular swimming spots. Transportation: Take the MTR to Exit A of Central Station and get off at Exchange Square. Take bus 6, 6A, 6X or 260 at the bus terminal and get off at Repulse Bay Station. Ocean Park Ocean Park is one of the largest entertainment and leisure parks in Southeast Asia, covering an area of ??170 acres.

The Aquarium, Pacific Coast, and Shark Museum in the park show the mysteries of the sea. The Torii House and Butterfly House are vivid and attractive. The speed trip and sky-rocking boat challenge your courage. There are also Children's Kingdom and Super Dynamic Cinema that attract children. , Giant Panda House, etc., you can also watch interesting dolphin and sea lion performances at the Ocean Theater. It's worth spending a day having fun in Ocean Park. In addition, taking a cable car in the park is also a very relaxing activity. Sitting at an altitude of 205 meters and enjoying the charming scenery of the South China Sea, with the shimmering fine sand and ripples in the distance, and looking up at the floating white clouds, it is so relaxing! When you leave the park, what takes you away is the second longest outdoor escalator in the world. Transportation: 1. First take the subway to Admiralty Station. After exiting the gate, go to Exit B and transfer to Ocean Park's dedicated bus line 629. The fare is 10.6 yuan for one way and 21.2 yuan for a round trip. Tickets: HKD 185 for adults, HKD 93 for children aged 3-11. Opening hours: Open all year round without breaks. Regular hours: 10:00-18:00; opening hours are extended on weekends and holidays. Aberdeen Aberdeen Bay was a fishing village more than a hundred years ago and was the earliest development place on Hong Kong Island. Hundreds of boat owners still live here, retaining the characteristics of a traditional fish village. Once here, you can take a sampan tour around the harbor, which costs about HK$50-70 per person. If there are more people, the price can be negotiated. During the boat ride, you can take many beautiful scenery photos, which are rich in the color of the fish port. There are various fishing boats, seafood restaurants serving food and drink, and ancient Chinese sailing boats moored in the bay. Many tourists also come here specifically to taste seafood. Transportation: Take the MTR to Exit A of Central Station, Exchange Square, and then take bus No. 7 or 70 at the bus terminal. You can also take a boat from Lamma Island to Aberdeen Bay. The Peak, 554 meters above sea level, is commonly known as Victoria Peak. It is the top of Hong Kong Island and the best place to overlook the scenery of Victoria Harbor. It is the first focus of visiting Hong Kong. The scenery on the top of the mountain is different during the day and at night. Whether you are a romantic or not, you must arrange to go to Taiping Mountain to enjoy the night view. The best places to enjoy the view are at the observation deck of Lingxiao Pavilion and the lion next to the cable car terminal. Ting, you will never forget Hong Kong at night. Interesting excursions: Taking the Peak Tram on Victoria Peak is the best way to climb to the top to enjoy the night view. Take the tram at the intersection of Garden Drive and Lower Albert Road in Central. After buying a ticket and entering the station, there is a "Believe It or Not" Wonder Museum, which displays more than 400 strange and weird exhibits. If you have enough time, you can also experience the thrill of screaming in the "Dynamic Cinema". Did you know that you can also perform stunts in the Peak Tram Car? When you take the cable car down the mountain and you are about to arrive at the Wreath Road terminal, which is when the cable car is at its steepest, you can stand so that you form a 30-degree angle with the floor of the car, because the illusion will make people feel like they are flying, which is very interesting. After going down the mountain, you can take a free double-decker sightseeing bus to explore the city. You must sit on the second floor of the open shed and shuttle among the starry buildings, which is a bit like a scene in a movie. Along the road you will pass the "Legislative Council", which is a colonial-style building where many movies or Hong Kong dramas have been filmed. The dim yellow lights and white beams are very romantic. Transportation: 1. The best way to get to the top of the mountain is to take the Peak Tram. The adult one-way fare is HKD 20 and the journey takes 8 minutes. 2. You can take the green minibus Line 1 east of the City Hall. 3. Take the double-decker bus line 15 at Exchange Square Bus Terminal. Sai Kung Sai Kung is located in the eastern New Territories with beautiful scenery. Many locals like to spend weekends here. The best way to enjoy the scenery here is to hire a boat and take a boat trip around the island (about 150 Hong Kong dollars). You can also take a stroll on the beach or go hiking. After a day of walking on the beach and soaking up the sun, you can dine in one of the nearby restaurants. The best restaurants are Pepperoni's Pizza and Cafe on Po Tung Road and Man Nin Street. At Tung Kee Restaurant on the road, you can eat delicious Cantonese-style seafood. Transportation: 1. Take bus line 92 at Diamond Hill MRT Station to the terminal, which is Saigon, or take minibus Line 1 at the bus stop outside the subway station. 2. Take minibus Line 1A from Exit B of Rainbow Station. Go to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center is located at 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai. It is one of the newest building complexes in the area. In addition to being used for large-scale conferences and exhibitions, there are also two hotels, an office building and a luxury apartment building here. Its new wing was expanded by reclamation and contains several auditoriums and large exhibition halls distributed in a three-story building. It is one of the largest exhibition halls in the world. The ceremony for Hong Kong's return to China was also held here on July 1, 1997, which attracted international attention. Its unique bird-like spread of wings also added a lot of color to the beautiful Victoria Harbor. Business talks, fashion exhibitions, fashion shows, etc. are often held here. In addition, the flag-raising ceremony at 8 o'clock every morning has become a major attraction. Transportation: 1. Take bus 10A, 20, or 21 in Central District and get off at China Resources Building Station. 2. Take Exit A1 of Wan Chai MTR Station and follow the street signs to get there.