If you've been to Disney parks in the USA, then the Hong Kong park will be somewhat disappointing because it's simply not very big. Unless you're hit with long queues, you'll get through the park easily in one day, doing all the attractions.I went on two mid week evenings during early November 2015 and there were zero queues. (Tip: On empty days, take the single rider queue on Grizzly Mountain to avoid the cattle like queueing systems and head straight for the ride.)Fastpass is only available for Winnie the Pooh and Space Mountain, but were not useful during my visit due to the absence of queues.Some rides were closed (Jungle Cruise), some were being built (Iron Man, Mickey's Storybook) and some close at night (Tarzan). I missed Stitch Encounter because it alternates languages (English, Chinese) each session and the last English one had already started for the evening.The fireworks show above Sleeping Beauty Castle is a good closing to the day's activities, after which you can join the throngs of customers in the Main Street shops.There's a handy MTR train station, which means you can get yourself to from the park from downtown Hong Kong. I stayed at Disney's Hollywood Hotel, but the size of the park does not really justify staying on property. Nonetheless, take a look at the hotels if you have an opportunity... just follow the Park Promenade from the transport hub, or hop on the frequent shuttle buses.