 The Happiest Place on Earth  is pretty much the Disneyland promise I grew up with. Does shrinking the experience into a smaller park in a country on the other side of the globe work? I think it does.While my experience may be influenced by staying at the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel meaning that I got to experience a relaxing walk to the park and a casual stroll out in the evening remaining immersed in the Disney world for 3 days also means I can answer  does it get tiring ?The park itself is brilliant, the layout into separate zones allows for a distinct feeling of passing through different experiences without feeling disjointed. The rides, while targeted towards children and not ~40 year olds are entertaining and even though the crowds can build up the happy vibe keeps coming though.The highlight for me was the  in character  of every member of the cast team working there, some the ever present grounds keepers to the costumed characters we always felt part of something special, part of the Disney family. Could the park be bigger? Sure it could be and expansion and evolutions will happen over time, but for now you can easily spend a day wandering, riding and eating your way around without feeling rushed. Returning for a second day may be advisable if there's crowds and queues, but I would say picking a weekday outside of the school holiday periods will help too. Staying for the closing fireworks is a  must  and magical way to end the day.