I've been to two other disneylands and this one is the smallest. That has it's advantage as it's also cheapest. With young kids there is a limit to how much we could do anyway and HK offers the magical experience like every other. We easily rented a pram for HK$100 which was worth it. We used to wonder why 5 year kids needed one, now we understand! It's cause they are exhausted walking everywhere so it's faster with the Pram, they don't whinge and I can out all our bags and drink bottles and jumpers in it! The prams are hard plastic which are a little different, the 5 & 2 year old happily slept (or passed out in exhaustion) during the day in it once we padded it with our jackets. Jackets were also useful cause the air conditioned places are ridiculously freezing. The youngest (8mths) couldn't sit in it himself but big bro (5) happily held him. We got lots of looks (some good some not so). I really appreciated the staff at the park who genuinely seemed to find our kids cute despite I'm sure they see hundreds of kids everyday.We were lucky and went on a day that drizzled a bit which didn't bother us at all and it meant the park was not so busy with 5mins wait on most rides (unheard of in my last 4 times there). The food there is cheap compare to the other disneylands but the turkey leg was dry and tough so stick to the soy sauce chicken drum sticks. It was also nice to actually sit down to have a proper dinner for a rest before the night parade and it wasn't over the roof expensive. Approximately $50 for two main dishes and they didn't make us feel bad for ordering so little (2 adults, 2 kids and baby had baby food)All in all a Disney experience is a must for kids and this one is the most affordable. Older kids may not find this park entertaining enough but young kids loved it so I will be back several more times I'm sure,