We flew to Hong Kong on our way to the Philippines. Since we've never been, we decided to spend a few days in Hong Kong. While part of the family went to Macau, the rest of us decided to go to Disney. I bought our tickets before leaving for Hong Kong. We were staying at the Marco Polo Gateway Hotel. I was a little nervous taking the subway, because it was just me and my two teenage daughters and I knew we would be coming home late. The concierge assured me it was safe. We were about two blocks from the subway station. Note: Don't buy your subway tickets in advance   they are only good the day of purchase! Anyway, this was the easiest cleanest and very safe feeling subway, I've ridden! We studied our map and made our way to Disneyland in no time. So I would highly recommend it...it certainly was cheaper than taking a taxi or buying your tickets thru a  tour ! Disneyland opened later than we were used to. Since I was unsure about the subway, we arrived quite early (about 9:00am)...10:00 am Main Street opened and 10:30 the rest of the park opened. I don't know if we hit the right time of the year (Sept 14), but it seemed we had the whole park to ourselves! It took longer to walk thru the que than it did to wait for the actual ride. The only down side, not all the restaurants were open and the Jungle Cruise happened to be closed the day we were there. We basically finished all the rides we wanted by 3:00! So we did some things we don't have  time  to do at the Florida park. Sit and enjoy a cold treat on this hot day...reride rides...and enjoy the daytime parade and not having to stake out our spot an hours ahead of time. We stayed until the night time parade and the night time fireworks. I would recommend buying your subway ticket for the ride home, before entering the park...the subways come quickly, so our wait was very minimal. No, it wasn't like the Florida park, but we weren't expecting it to be. The Lion KIng show was top notch and might have been a little better than Florida, except they didn't have the flying monkeys. The  Frozen  exhibit was a little bizzare but we were able to take our picture with Olaf. The food was a little odd, but my picky eaters were able to find something  American ish. The bathrooms were up to the usual Disney standard (very clean). For $180 for the three of us (2 adults 1 child) plus the food and souveniers, I was glad we did it. How many of our friends can say they visited  Hong Kong Disneyland ? Also...Hong Kong charges 50 cents for shopping bags, so I would recommed buying your souveniers at the end or bring your own bag! :)