Visiting in the mid of June 2017, I entered the park after the weather forecast said that typhoon might hit that day. It was still 30 minutes from the park's opening time, yet it had been overcrowded, mostly by tourists from the mainland China.At 10 a.m. the gate was opened, but visitors were allowed to enter only the Main Street USA. I had to wait for another 30 minutes to get access to the whole park, only to find that all outdoor rides halted, due to the bad weather. But the weather was not totally bad, it was just intermittent light rain. Even the Mad Hatter Tea Cups, which has got roof over it, was never in operation the whole day. The halt of all outdoor rides had caused all visitors to pack into the indoor ones. Looking at almost all indoor rides having a very long line, I started to feel down. Most of the food outlets were closed. After walking around for some time, finally we came across one. We tried the food (fried rice), but the taste was just far from yummy. At 4 p.m., all visitors were told to leave the park as it was thought that the weather would get worse. The visitors that day were given a free entry to the park within one year for free. However, since I was in Hong Kong for a one week vacation, I could never come back there. I realize weather is beyond control; however, given the ticket price I paid, what I got in it (I didn't get a lot) was not worth it.