Had an enjoyable day   aside from the interruptions described below   walking around in the park, which is finely decorated to let your imagination run free. You step into a whole other world once you enter the park. As with every Disneyland park, every detail is taken into consideration and fits within a magical world, from small details like doorknobs and trashbins to large castles and jungles. What could have been a great experience was unfortunately marred by several interruptions that seemed to be either planned or badly managed. The Lion King show was really good, with a number of talented dancers and singers in impressive costumes   definitely a must see   but it was interrupted twice with what appeared to be planned interruptions. All the dancers ran out twice, giving the (perhaps malfunctioning) mechanical animals time to move to a different position, but it honestly ruined the flow and experience of an otherwise fabulous show. Because it seemed planned, I'm not sure this was just a one time unlucky occurrance. The other  interruption  came at the street parade, which was suddenly cancelled 5 minutes before the show was to start, with something like  unstable weather  being the reason. Problem was that it had not rained all day, didn't rain, and the weather forecast had not changed. Maybe the mechanics can't handle rain... but then honestly, you plan for it. Conclusion? If you come during the rainy season, even if it doesn't rain, you may not get to see the shows. When I pay top ticket prices to visit an amusement park (499 HK$ for adults), I expect the quality to be topnotch, every day. If I had paid less to visit this place, I would give more leeway, but if they set expectations and prices high, they need to live up to those expectations. I couldn't shake the feeling that for the park this was  just another day  that needed to get over with. Know that queues were long ish (20 40 minutes), even on a weekday, so bring patience a book. Tried the Jungle River Cruise (quite charming and casual), the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (cute, mostly for kids), Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine cars (not as scary as it looks), Mystic Manor (really well made) and Space Mountain (not as crazy as the one in LA). Most, if not all rides are kid friendly. Fireworks at the closing of the park is definitely worth staying for, but expect to take a while to get back to Hong Kong city as everyone will leave at the same time. Food is expensive, e.g. water comes at 25 HK$ (the free drinking water provided in the park doesn't taste good) and icecream at some 32 HK$.