For the financees 30th birthday she decided she wanted to be 10 again so it was off to Disneyland we go! I love a good theme park but had never visted a Disney brand land before and was reserving judgement as I wasnt sure how well it would hold up for a childless couple. I was therefore very happy when it turned out to be a great fun day for us both and we were never short of things do. A few of the activities were  a bit young  but you could pick those as being pitched to the correct target audience and we did them anyway. The weather just held we were pretty lucky with relatively short lines most of the day. Make sure you get out there early and avoid holidays if you can. Even with our short queues we still didnt get to see and do all we wanted so you'd have to be pretty selective if you were waiting 30 40 minutes instead of 15 20 like wer were.The place is immacualte. There is nothing around to break the illusion that you are in Disneyland. Everything has been planned and executed to a really high degree and though you know it is a fantasy world, it looks and feels  real . Every corner of the park is manicured and maintained to rediculously high standard. Even the scuff marks, chipped paint and cobwebs you usually see while waiting in line desperate for something to look at are conspicuously absent. They must have an army of workers cleaning and repairing the place every night.One of the big rollar coasters was closed, but other than that we got to enjoy most of the main attractions. The stage shows where multi lingual, if anything favouring English for the most part, but providing the missing subtitles in Cantonese and Mandarin or English where required. It might be small in area, but they pack a lot in to the modest footprint. We prebought food vouchers for lunch, dinner and a snack, which while still expensive as you'd expect, saved us quite a bit. BYO food and drink if you are looking to save money, it is all really pricey. (The popcorn is pretty awesome though!) The two parades (day and night) are definitely worth a watch, as is hanging around for the fireworks just before the park closes. All in all it was a great day out, and the girl cant wait to go to the one in Shanghai that opens soon too.One last hint: The longest line of the day (seriously tried my patience at 90 minutes) was the one she most wanted to join... photos with Mickey & Minnie. It takes AGES and only happens twice a day. There are very limited spots and they close the line as soon as it is full. Check the schedule and send someone very early or like us it will chew up a lot of your time. The only thing worse that that wait would have been the tears if she missed out ;) A very happy 30th birthday girl indeed, she would give it 6 stars.