I'm producing a review more like a trip report so that people can make more of an informed choice as to whether they want to visit and if so when. There are lots of negative reviews on here but a lot are from people that visited in the Chinese school summer holidays. We visited the first weekend in May.We bought two day tickets as it was on offer so only $20 HK more. We were also staying on site. We arrived Sunday afternoon around 1pm and decided to just walk around. The queue for astro blasters was only 5 minutes so we went on that and it's a small world was 10 minutes. We also arrived at philharmagic at show time so saw that too. The park was busy but not crowded. By about 3pm queues were 30 mins plus. We only waited 5 mins for a pic with Mickey. We had lunch at the starlight diner which was horrid. Burgers tasted like the worst school dinners. We looked in all the shops and the items are pretty similar with very few items location specific (and all can be bought in main Street) We left the park just after the 3pm parade and returned later for paint the night. We arrived 5 minutes before the start and found that the crowd consisted of 1 row of people seated on the kerb so we were able to stand immediately behind. Quite a novelty. After the parade we walked straight onto space mountain and went to astro blasters again before going to watch the fireworks at 8.30. Once again it wasn't very crowded. I had plenty of room around me and we were standing at the top of mainstreet. The fireworks were nice but not as wow as the anniversary celebrations in Anaheim. The next morning we walked to the park which has a nice atmosphere. We arrived just after the 10.30 opening and headed straight to grizzly gulch. The wait for the runaway mine cars was 5 mins. This was a nice ride. Less rattly than Thunder mountain but the layout was like a tamer expedition everest We then went to Mystic Manor. We were able to walk straight on. This was a really well done ride. Very enjoyable and clever. We rode again straight away. Then over to toy story land. Queue for the parachute ride was 15 minutes. It was an OK ride. Lots of faffing around loading. Then 5 mins wait for RC racer. An excellent and fun ride. (We skipped slinky dog as we don't have kids but the q was only 5 mins). It was now about midday.We had lunch at the royal banquet Hall. Once again horrid. There was not enough seating. The serving staff were grumpy and just smashed plates on to the tray and the food wasnt good. DH had the pork bento box which was passable theme park food. I had the Chinese chicken and mushroom which was awful. The chicken was stuffed with bone and shards and was inedible. Not great for a   30   lunch. The queue for Winnie the Pooh was 45 mins so we got a fastpass for 6 7pm. The queues for rides were all about 30mins  so we just went to astro blasters as that was 5mins and then headed over to the 2pm showing of festival of the lion king. It was quite good although Rafiki wasn't that good a singer. Our cunning plan was then to go to the shops whilst the parade was on but it started raining so that was then a trying experience. We grabbed a Mickey waffle (the one nice thing we had to eat in that park) and headed back to our hotel.We returned to the park just before 7 to use our Pooh fastpass. Then went to Mickey's wondrous book at 7.30. This was a super show. We headed to space mountain where there were no queues and rode that a couple of times before the firework show. Main Street was even less crowded then the previous night. We headed about halfway down which was a better position then the previous night as we could clearly see the projections on the castle. The only problem was that the misty humid weather obliterated some of the view of the fireworks. This is not a park for thrill seekers or probably teenagers. It is a park for smaller children and Disney lovers. The park was easy to get around when we were there and the queues weren't bad at all. My advice is get there first thing and don't bother visiting in the afternoon. There have been a number of comments about the mainland Chinese visitors. The park was not busy when we were there and apart from being very loud, repeatedly using their flash in the shows and being a bit pushy going into the shows we didn't have any problems. Everyone was queuing fine and the staff were trying to be on top of any queue jumping. The toilets in the park were only just OK despite there being staff.The staff in Mystic point, Grizzly gulch and toy story land were very Disney. Lots of smiles and waves. The staff in its a small world were the opposite. I think it is the staff which means that this visit is missing something. There is just not that smiling and friendliness across the board. We also found the stock in the shops very limited. Most of the garments were Mickey, Minnie, Donald, ensemble, stitch or star wars Women also had the option to have cinderella but no star wars. Children's stuff was obviously princess or avengers or cars. No animals or villains. I was also very disappointed that there werent any Xmas baubles. Pricing varied. Some things were far cheaper than US Disney others massively more expensive. There were quite a few characters around on the Sunday and Monday. Mickey and Minnie were at the entrance when we arrived at opening and they were also there when we returned at 7 on Monday.Mickey and Minnie were in the fantasy gardens both days.Donald and daisy were on main Street both days.Chip and dale were in grizzly gulch both days.Buzz lightyear and woody were in Toy story land both days Tinkerbell and at least one princess were in the fairy tale forest both days.Baymax was in art of animation both days.Lotso bear was in main Street on the Sunday. We saw piano entertainers on main Street, broom art near the jungle cruise and drumming near astro blasters. Be aware you can't take big bags into the park and will be required to store them.The weather when we visited was pleasant. It was comfortable walking around. Be aware that they seem to cancel the parade at the drop of a hat and certainly with less rain then in the US. An umbrella is $160 hkd and a poncho $65 so be prepared if you don't want to pay.Transport to and from the hotels was excellent. The hotels are 15 mins walk (disneyland hotel) and 30 mins walk (Hollywood) at an ambling pace. The park was very clean when we visited.I believe that food and drink is removed if you try to bring it in but double check before you visit ( we didn't try). It might be better value and experience to leave the park to have lunch at one of the hotels then return (make sure to get your hand stamped  they won't offer) We had a nice time and we are glad we visited but we wouldn't fly to Hong Kong specifically to visit here whereas we would to Anaheim 