I'm used to going to the Anaheim park and the HK park wasn't as small as I expected. There are definitely not a lot of rides compared to Anaheim and Orlando, but it's still an overall, fun experience if you love Disney. There seems to be space for them to add more rides. The parades seem to be similar to the ones in Anaheim, but with fewer floats. Some of the food is pretty expensive for what it is   I wish there was an option to not get a drink with the meal at a lower cost since you're able to bring your own drinks into the park (not your own food   snacks though). The park is not terribly crowded compared to the U.S. parks and Tokyo parks and if you go early, you can avoid having to wait in line for the rides at all. The lines to take pictures with the characters though are so much slower than in the U.S.   the characters spend a lot more time interacting with you and the cast members don't really move you through efficiently like in the U.S. and they'll let you take a ton of pictures with, what seems to be, every combination of individuals in your group   this makes it painfully slow for people in line. The merchandise is also good   mostly different than what they sell in the U.S. (cuter), but not as cute as what they sell in the Tokyo parks   still just as expensive as what you would pay in the U.S. though. Also, if you're using a U.S. credit card   it seemed that for all transactions in the park and to buy the entrance tickets, they will ask if you want to charge in USD or HKD   if you say USD, they tack on a  fee  to the exchange rate. I would recommend saying HKD if you have a credit card with no foreign transaction fees (e.g. Capital One). On a side note, there's a Disney Store at the HK airport that sells almost the same things that they sell in the park if you don't have a chance to visit.