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Hong Kong Disneyland
Topic: How much time does HKDL take?

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alisserae
Thu 3/20/2008 9:57a
I am flying to Hong Kong for a quick visit (4 days/3 nights) since my husband is working out there for a couple months. Since we'll be at the HKDL Hotel, i'll make time for HKDL. The question is, how much time? Is it a half day or full day experience? I'm planning my itinerary, and just want to know how much time I should alot. Thank you!
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leemac
Thu 3/20/2008 10:08a
alisserae - it really depends if you are a show person. If you are then you will need a full day to see The Golden Mickeys, Lion King, Stitch Encounter, parade etc. Also try and take lunch at the Plaza Inn - it is a beautiful restaurant and the Cantonese cuisine is delicious.

If you have concierge try and see the fireworks from the lounge balcony - it is one of the greatest spots in any Disney location.

Please promise me you will eat at the Crystal Lotus in the HKDL Hotel. The food is exceptional and the decor wonderful especially some neat WDI R&D tricks that are in the entrance, bar an dining room.
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Roger55
Thu 3/20/2008 12:43p
For me, I do like to take in all the entertainment and also take a lot of pictures. I fould one and a half days suffcient.
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SuperDry
Thu 3/20/2008 2:47p
One full day should be enough. I did every last thing in the park including all attractions, shows, and parades and had hours to spare. This was before Stitch and Autopia, so there is more to do now, but I would be surprised if you could not fit everything in during an entire day.
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Witches of Morva
Thu 3/20/2008 5:02p
ORGOCH: Yeah, even with It's a Small Whirl comin' on board, I'll betcha can still git ev'ryting done in a day--just like SuperDry went an' said up there.
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irishfan
Thu 3/20/2008 6:19p
If your staying at the HKDL I'd recommend what I did. Was at the park for opening, left around 1pm, went back to the Hotel for a swim and a rest, and went back to the park for 3.30pm until closing. The only major attraction I missed was the Legend of the Lion King.
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The Goddess Mara
Fri 3/28/2008 9:27p
I can't imagine that a day isn't more than enough. The only thing you might want to do twice is Space Mountain.
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Mr X
Fri 3/28/2008 9:40p
A day is more than enough. I wouldn't try to squeeze it into a half-day though, even though it IS doable. Take your time, relax, and see everything. Plus since your staying there you can always go back to the hotel for a swim or a rest mid-day if you wish.

Have fun! :)
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davewasbaloo
Sat 3/29/2008 6:26a
Personally I would do most of the attractions more than once quite happily. In some ways, I imagine HKDL could be a really relaxing weekend. I am planning on 2 days when we eventually go.

How does HKDL fare in the live entertainment/streetmousephere department?
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Mr X
Sat 3/29/2008 6:45a
Dave, which attractions would you repeat?

Space Mountain, Buzz, and Jungle Cruise, sure.

Philharmagic is repeatable (actually that's the only attraction I DID repeat), but you've already experienced that at WDW right?

After that, what? Pooh? Ride the cars more than once? Spin around on Dumbo or Astro-jets a few more times?

I think you would be bored spending two days there. A day and a half I think would be max...I was bored after four hours frankly (and I'm the kind of guy that could spend DAYS AND DAYS just hanging around Epcot or DisneySea...but not HKDL!).

The only live entertainment we caught was the extremely sub-par Jammitors group, which rather than being a bunch of Americans with drum corps experience as in all of the other parks, was a bunch of Chinese guys who frankly didn't know how to drum. FWIW. They were mildly entertaining and enthusiastic, I'll give them that...as and WorldDisney can attest they had trouble performing a good show with so many rude guests (kids and adults alike!) walking right up to them and ruining things (a very unique Hong Kong phenomenon, I think). But I think they missed the memo when it came to Disney trash can drummers actually being GOOD DRUMMERS as a part of the appeal. Those guys just sucked.

Didn't catch anything else except for the Hong Kong Disneyland Band which was god awful (but, in fairness, the Tokyo Disneyland Band is also god awful).
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