We have been to Hong Kong Disneyland and the Disneyland Hotel about 20 times over the last 8 years. So one could say that we are somewhat of a connoisseur when it comes to all Disney.. or at least Disney in Asia. We usually stay for at least 3   5 days on each of the occasions we have come. I would recommend this Disney park especially those with younger children or a combination of younger children to middle school aged kids. We have started to come here since my son's 2nd birthday and returned for each of his birthdays till to date as well as other occasions. We do like the guided tours, despite the cost, we feel it is money well spent, as you may have to wait more than an hour during peak times for rides. So unless the park is off season (like somewhere in the early or middle of March) on a cloudy Tuesday, you can expect a fair amount of wait on the rides. But its Disneyland, thus it should not come as a big shock to anyone...Over the years we have noticed that security has been beefed up.. although I have to say we have not had anything go missing and we felt very safe at all times, there were a couple of incidences that we have witnessed mainly fights between tour groups etc, that makes you glad that the security is a lot more visible. I would expect that if you are staying in the Kingdom Club and buying gifts for your children, dining on site and take a tour for at least 2 of the 4 days you may spend here that it would set you back close to 5,000   7,000 USD. Having said that you could easily do the same experience staying at the equally stylish Hollywood Hotel, with some onsite dining options and spend less than 1,500 USD in Off season...with tickets included. It will not make any difference to your children, if you are price conscious go with your wallet.. but still go cause the kids will love it.My kiddo does not recall any of his trips before his 5th Birthday so you can get away with anything.. infact they will be just as happy walking around the park at the age of 2 3 and not even going on any rides. Of course you may want to murder them because you just paid for your own ticket ... but the expression you will see on your child's face is literally priceless when they spot Mickey or Minney. For very small children I would recommend staying in the Hollywood hotel, and going over to the Enchanted Garden for a meal (character dining) with a birthday cake, mostly (not always) if you request and the hotel is not too busy they will try to accommodate either Mickey or Minnie wishing your child a Happy Birthday.. indeed for a while my son only allowed Mickey to wish him Happy Birthday and only with a blue balloon... yet the staff went out of their way to ensure that my son has the delightful Disney experience and made sure that they had Mickey and the blue balloon. I would recommend you try to go for an early seating at the Enchanted Garden and actually get there right on opening.. 5:30 pm, this will allow the staff to accommodate more of your preferences. It will be impossible if you trying to do the same in the second seating 8:00 pm onward.. the restaurant is just too busy.. If you have a little girl I would recommend staying at the Disney Hotel for the princess effect.The Boutique, the Princess in the Hotel Lobby.. its totally worth it. Leading me to the Kingdom Club, why would you pay an additional arm and a leg when you have already forked out tickets, gifts, etc.. because its awesome ... seeing your child being wished Good Night by Mickey or Minnie (they change each night.. so if you want to catch both you may need to stay 3 nights..) is beyond magic. The pure love, the expression of total happiness is something money can't buy, (that's why you have a MasterCard) so if you have to pull an extra shift at work to make this happen.... I suggest you try.. (but wait until they are like 5 at least cause they won't remember) you will have pictures .. but nothing much else from their memory bank.At 6 or 7 when they trail off to MineCraft.. you have them lost, I see a ton of kids playing with their phone, electronic devices, whilst queuing totally bored to death.. its just a bit too late to start bringing them to Disneyland. Unless of course you are going to Tokyo Disneyland.. which is mostly for older kids 100%.. We can't wait for the ToyStory Hotel to open or the new Iron Man ride, and yes even though we do not live in Hong Kong we have an annual pass, the savings are great.. hotel and merchandise discounts.. and if you are going more than once a year, it is worth it.. So save up and go and have a MAGICAL DAY!!! Don't yell at your kids, don't make them go on the rides they don't want.. Don't make them pose ...and just be.. enjoy that you have kids, enjoy the Disney Magic.. and just BE... :) 