I had absolutely no idea what to expect as I haven't been to any disney theme parks in the past. However this exceeded all of mine, and my husband's, expectations (we don't have kids so just went as a couple of big kids!)I'm going to try and answer some of the questions you may have if you are also a Disney virgin:1. You can easily take a rucksack  bag on the rides with you and put it between your legs or in the pouch on the rides. I would recommend a small one for your comfort 2. You could take a decent camera too and put it in either a camera case or in the secure areas in front of your legs on the rides. I think the staff would help you if you were struggling3. There are lockers available to store things4. The park is well set up with lots of shaded areas and walk ways between the different zones, it's not too big and would be fine for little legs5. There are lots of food options with a range of styles   cuisines, it's not great for vegetarians though. There are lots of delicious sweet snacks too6. The staff are all really helpful and kind, they will take photos of you as a family   couple, it feels very safe and secure. Even if you are behaving like an over excited wally they'll just snap away and wish you a magical day7. The toilets are plentiful, clean, have western toilets and plenty of loo roll8. There are buggies for families to hire and these are just left outside the rides with all of the belongings on...It feels that safe. You can take your own pushchair.9. Most of the visitors seem to be from Asia and will spend most of their time on their phones and taking selfies (even if they have kids), the kids don't run wild but aren't as well supervised as they are in England perhaps. 10. There are lots of water fountains   spouts around that people use to refill bottles. We took water in and then refilled as required11. It's easy to get there on the mtr (subway   metro) and this is a really good way to arrive with a 5 minute walk to the park12. You can buy tickets in advance, we went on a Thursday, arrived at 10am and walked straight up to the counter (no queues), we went straight through to the park, the zones don't open until 10.30 so you have to stay on a shopping 'street' until then. I wouldn't recommend arriving too early because of this, but it was nice to look around13. There were two parades on the days that we went, there is always one around 6.30   6.45. They looked great but as 'adults' we weren't too bothered about these and used this time to jump on some of the rides! You could ask about these as they're not well publicised14. There are lots of characters around to meet, some have queues and others don't, these are really well done and great for big and little kids alike!15. Most of the rides we got on within 5 minutes of queueing throughout the day though it's definitely quieter between 10 and 12.30. The two exceptions were the autopia (not worth the wait) and the pooh ride, but you can use a priority ticket on these (everyone is entitled to 2 with standard tickets on certain rides), they tell you when to come back and you go straight in. Even so we queued for 15 mins for pooh (well worth it) and 35 for the other one16. The queues are all in the shade (great for someone like me who burns easily) and there are things to see as you queue. The attention to detail throughout is phenomenal.17. The best rides for us were mystic manor (blooming brilliant) and the runaway mine cars in guzzling gulch, I also loved the space roller coaster18. definitely go mid week if you can. We stayed 6 hours and were pooped afterwards. There is lots to see and do, it was smaller than I expected but utterly delightful.I would definitely recommend this attraction. I hope this helps and you have a fabulous day if you choose to go!