Let me quickly set your expectations this is not to the level as Disneyland or Disney World in the US, but for 6,000 miles away and a much cheaper ticket, Hong Kong Disney is a wonderful treat.Everyone told us that the park would be shoulder to shoulder full of people. That may be the case usually, but with planning you can find a good experience. The Chinese schools let out for summer break around June, so if you go beforehand and during the week, then it will not be as crowded. For Westerner, you should still check local holidays because there are several. We almost planned our trip over Dragon Boat Festival which would have also been more people there.The other concern people tell you is beware of the heat. It is warm in Hong Kong, but Disney turns down the air within the building to an almost Arctic level and each park line is outfitted with fans to keep the heat down.Now for the Disney experience itself... the first thing you will notice is the castle is much shorter. Second the upper levels of Main Street are more placards than actually architecture. With that said, the rest of the park was well done. The Toy Story area was amazing and fun. Space Mountain was better than shuttle cars in Florida. You can definitely do the park in a day, but the same can be said with the Magic Kingdom. We had virtually no waits for rides and when there were any, we picked up a Fast Pass. The other thing that stood out was there was virtually no princesses walking around. There were characters, but being in Asia, it was more authentic to the movies.