I went to Disneyland with 2 other 20 something girls on Chinese New Year's Eve (Sunday 7th Feb 2016). We had a great time!We decided to go a bit last minute the night before and saved money by booking tickets online with klook.com, tickets here are HKD480 per adult. The tickets can be downloaded onto the Klook app and easily scanned at the park. Klook.com also offers a food voucher for HKD88 which we didn't go for, but in retrospect would probably have been worth it as we ended up spending more than that for less food than the voucher offers when at the park.We arrived right at opening and got into the park around 9:15am. It really wasn't as busy as I'd anticipated it would be, our maximum queue time was 20 minutes and probably averaged 5minutes per attraction. We got to see Goofy and Buzz Lightyear with no queues as the first things we did. Bizarrely it didn't get busy until around 4pm, that could be because HK is supposedly a late running city or because people arrived only for the parade and fireworks, I don't know. Anyway we went round the park anti clockwise and managed to have done everything by about 2 or 3pm, so if you are a late riser you could probably have just as good a day (if the park is as un busy as it was for us) if you arrived at 11 or so.The highlight was Toy Story Land for us. The RV Racer rollercoaster (a U shaped track you are flung forwards and backwards on) was the best ride in the park and the decoration was done really really well! There is also a water fountain for free bottle fill ups by the Toy Story Land toilets which'll save you shelling out for pricey bottled water at the stands.Other great rides were Space Mountain, It's a Small Small World (nostalgic for me from when I was the right age to go to Disneyland), Slinky Dog ride, Runaway Mine Cart rollercoaster, Mystery House tour (surprisingly good). These may not be the right names!The Lion King stage show was *really* good. We saw the 4:30 performance. Definitely worth seeing. The dialogue was in English though they did very well to include Mandarin speakers in the performance with two monkeys cleverly translating the storyline without at all detracting for English speakers. Very cleverly done with a circle stage.We stayed for the parade and fireworks. These really are worth seeing but we spent too long saving a good spot to watch from, on benches Tomorrowland side of the central circle. It definitely is worth being able to see the castle for the fireworks though as there is an awesome light show on it. Lots of people sit on the ground to watch so it probably would have been worth getting a spot there and sitting down right after the parade finished.