We lucked out as the day we decided to visit the park the weather was gorgeous. I picked up a one day pass for everyone online so it was one less line to deal with at the park.Getting there, the hotel staff recommended we just take a taxi as prices seem to be under control and it was a lot less hassle. We took their advice and getting there involved zero stress or guesswork. From Kowloon to the park was just under 200 HKD.We were dropped off very close to the main gate and while making your way to the ticket counters you will have a chance for some photos. We got there about 11:30 and it seemed many people had the same idea even though the park is supposed to be open at 10am.First checkpoint was a security check for bags. Besides the obvious things they look for they also search for selfie sticks (monopods) as they are banned in the park. While we are on that subject, make sure you bring a phone charger or extra batteries. You will be taking loads of photos and video. Bring more than one picture taking advice as murphys law will dictate that the single unit you bring will have issues.Once past security we made it to the line to transfer your online tickets for real tickets. While in line we got to watch a number of folks having arguments with the security personnel about what they could bring in.Tickets in hand we made it inside and the first thing we see is the train station. The train will depart the entrance and go non stop to the top of the park and you will have to disembark. If you enter the train at the top of the park you will get a one way ride back top the entrance and again forced to disembark. Knowing what this train does can help you plan your park excursion.There were three major events we enjoyed. The Parade at 3pm another parade at 7pm and the fireworks at 8pm. These are must see events that just about everyone will enjoy. Get to the parade route along the  main street  area and get your  seat  on the curb at least half an hour early if you want front row action. The fireworks will be held at the castle so try and get positioned front and center to the castle to really enjoy that one.Another tip. Many of the disney cast and characters will set up photo opportunities at  random  times in appropriate places such as Alice by the teacup ride. This is a great opportunity for folks to get pictures with their favorite toons. Please keep in mind the toons need breaks and frequently we found ourselves in a line without a toon as the staff did a poor job in some instances to let the queue know who would actually be last so prepare for disappointment. Supposedly the toons take breaks from 15 30 minutes so if you time it right you can catch them again as they set up.If you are very pleasant and have a genuinely friendly outward demeanor, you may be able to convince some of the random  cast members  walking through the park to take photos with you. Even the people who play toons that are not famous still enjoy the opportunity to take photos with guests. Ask nicely and you can get some great opportunities. Another unknown bonus that was available are the free disney stickers that many toons, cast members and park staff will pass out. Even people working in the stores will have stickers to hand out. Again be nice and you will most likely be rewarded with a sticker.One oddity that we discovered were the Disney girls who seem to visit the park frequently, dress up and constantly pose all over the park for selfies (using smuggled selfie sticks). We are not sure if it is just a thing or if they are hoping to find the future Mr. Right. The ladies are friendly and pose no issues.We picked the month of November for the perfect weather and a regular day of the week to avoid school crowds. Our waits in line were rarely more than five minutes and we never really broke sweats due to the nice weather. Keep in mind this is still typhoon season in asia so you could face some rains. Give your self a few days to get lucky or plan to get a little wet. We think you will still have fun.OK the park and rides themselves are fantastic. I am not going to do a rundown of the sections or rides. I will say the roller coaster in the back by the mining operations was awesome. The Alice Tea cups are always a favorite. It's a small world boat ride is a winner. We also did what I believe was the raft ferry across the river to visit the tree house ala Tarzan. Back in the day it would have been Swiss Family Robinson. The Tarzan area does have some interactive activities and great photo opportunities.There is food and shopping everywhere. Shopping is all overpriced. There is no getting around that. Food in Hong Kong itself can be pricey but in the park even more so. I will have to recommend you avoid the fast food garbage like hamburgers and hot dogs and stick with water and real food. Sticking with the healthy option will likely help improve your chances for a pleasant day. When the fireworks are over, the staff will gently guide you out of the park. If your quick and nimble you can skirt your way past many of the visitors as they tend to lollygag on their way out. We did the beeline, avoided the subway train tour busses and were first in line for a cab. No waiting. We had a wonderful time and the staff was awesome despite dealing with a remarkably high number of ill mannered guests. These same guests will pose a challenge to your patience as well. It will not take you long to figure out who to avoid. Have patience as some cultures have an unusual view towards public politeness, manners and courtesy. Other than these few obstacles the park is wonderful and I wish to thank the Disney leadership for making it such a smooth running operation.