So I'll preface my review by saying I grew up while WDW was being built and have been more times than I can remember. Likewise I've had the opportunity to go to Disneyland California 8 10 times over the years. And a few years back visited Disneyland Paris.... so you might say I'm a semi Disney park fan ; ). This visit actually was a half day out of a 3 day weekend in Hong Kong, to make it 4 of 5 of the parks I've been to. So the above isn't to brag or anything, but to help you understand my perspective on The HK version. Getting to the park via special Disney MTR train was cool. Not overdone, but a nice tough. The MTR station in HK Disney was also themed to get you into the mood. Walkway and engrave area slowly pulled you in. I went in November and the crowds were very manageable, imagine in summer it's horrific though, although they seem well sized for big crowds. General layout was very similar to the spoke and wheel of the other Disney parks Magic Kingdoms, but looping from Adventure land around to Fantasyland was where it was most different. It was also where it was the most fun. My favorite ride was their version of Thunder Mountian Railroad (Big Grizzly), with a couple of, we'll call them,  twists . It was awesome, road it twice. The other was lost akin to Haunted Mansion (Mystic Manor) which is actually better to me (ride it twice too). Missing was Pirates of the Caribbean, which I think is unique for this park. There is no New Orleans. Other missing items had just different themed ones instead. Overall the park felt smaller the either D Cal or D Paris, but may not be. I was able to do all the rides I cared to (skipped all the ones in Fantasy Land except one and it took me 4 hours. For sure with bigger crowds it would take longer, but it gives a sense of the size. The Castle in particular was quite small, once you walk through it felt like 4 steps and you were out he other side. Wasn't very tall either, a bit of a disappointment. Food was interesting for a guy from the States. While there were burgers and such to be found, most restaurants served a heavily Asian based fare, go figure... in Hong Kong In the end I was glad I went, but given the opportunity again, I'm not sure I would. It was neat once but too few great rides like it seems the other parks have. I'm not digging on D HK, it is based on my previous experiences as I mentioned previously. If you haven't been I absolutely suggest you go, you'll have a great, no Magical, time. 