I'm 22 and went with my partner and loved it! I have been brought up on Disney films so loved wondering round going on rides and singing the songs.I definitely recommend going on a weekday out of school holidays as there are very short queues, the maximum was 15 minutes for a couple of rides but many of them had no queue so we just kept going round several times until we were bored and moved onto the next one.My favourite rides were mystic manor which is really cool and the buzz lightyear one where you shoot targets which got very competitive between my partner and I! We managed to comfortably go on all the ride we wanted to within in a day and see one of the shows. I recommend planning your show times so your near the area for the time you want to go. The lion king show was great get there 10 minutes before the show time and good place to cool down in the middle of the day and escape from the heat! The food is pricey for HK although not ridiculous in comparison to European prices. We had no problem taking some of our own food in with us as long as it's not an excessive amount. Hence I recommend a big breakfast, by some bread from your local MTR and snacks to take with you and grab some dinner when your out of the park to save money. I have visited the Paris Disneyland a couple of times before and in comparison I found the parades disappointing. The 3pm only had 3 big floats and the nighttime villain parade only had 2 although they did a bit more of a show outside the front of the castle you need to be close to watch it. In Paris the parades were long and interactive, encouraging children into the parade for dancing and engagement which I liked, thus this was disappointing in comparison and the music was excessively loud!Another small disappointment was the lack of characters simply walking around in costume. I'm not sure if this is due to the climate in HK but in Paris one of the big things for children is getting characters to sign your autograph book which isn't a thing here at all! And in Paris you would spot characters all the time and easily be able to ask for an autograph or a photo where as in HK there is only a few booths with organised lines and limited times so very few opportunities for photos with the Stars which is a shame! I would definitely recommend staying for the fireworks which are done really nicely. TIP: get in front of the castle half an hour early and sit on the ground in the designated area for a clear view with no tall people blocking you! 