Since the resort opened on September 12, 2005, with a spectacular, three-day celebration, Hong Kong Disneyland has continued to expand with exciting new entertainment offerings and attractions. In 2006, the expansion of Tomorrowland brought three new attractions to the park the interactive Stitch Encounter, which allows guests to speak directly to the energetic blue alien; a “real-life” driving experience, Autopia, which features sleek, electricconvertibles cruising along an out-of-this-world landscape; and UFO Zone, a fun-filled
water oasis.
During the summer of 2007, Hong Kong Disneyland introduced the Animation Academy, teaching guests to draw their favorite Disney characters from the latest generation of talented Disney artists, and Mickey’s WaterWorks Parade, a water-based day parade designed uniquely for Hong Kong Disneyland. Guests can expect Mickey and his pals to deliver a “splashy” show featuring Goofy dutifully watering the plants and Minnie carefully spritzing her flowers.
Also in 2007, special events, including Pirate Takeover, Haunted Halloween and Disney’s Sparkling Christmas, brought brand new experiences to guests, featuring adventurous, eerie and romantic themes throughout the year. In 2008, the park continues to expand with exciting new attractions and entertainment
offerings, including the iconic “it’s a small world”, High School Musical: LIVE!, an outdoor musical show based on the hugely popular “High School Musical” films, Muppet Mobile Lab and Turtle Talk with Crush. Another entertainment offering, The Art of Animation, will also launch in 2008.
The Magic of Hong Kong Disneyland
Hong Kong Disneyland is the fifth Disneyland-styled theme park in the world, the 11th Disney Park ever built
and the first to re-create many of the exact designs of the original Disneyland in California, including its Sleeping Beauty Castle. Hong Kong Disneyland its lands include:
Main Street, U.S.A.
Guests enter Hong Kong Disneyland through Main Street, U.S.A., designed after quintessential small-town
America and evoking a time gone by when the gas lamps were giving way to electricity and the “horseless
carriage” was the latest novelty. Its nostalgic design transports guests from the real world into a magic kingdom, where they can then venture into several exciting lands.
Fantasyland
The spectacular Sleeping Beauty Castle is the gateway to Fantasyland. Here, guests can find a magical place
where their favorite Disney stories come alive. They can take to the air in Dumbo the Flying Elephant,
take a boat ride in the whimsical “it’s a small world”, take a spin in the Mad Hatter Tea Cups or meet beloved Disney characters such as Winnie the Pooh, Snow White and Mickey Mouse himself. The centerpiece of Fantasyland is a one-of-a-kind attraction, Fantasy Gardens, which is unique to Hong Kong Disneyland.
Adventureland
In Adventureland, guests begin a journey into the exotic regions of the Asian and African jungles. Adventureland showcases some of the most spectacular trees and plant life ever assembled in one place. Here guests can take a daring ride on the Jungle River Cruise and explore many other attractions, including a whole island devoted to Tarzan. Adventureland also includes one of the largest indoor theaters in Hong Kong: the Theater in the Wild home to the Broadway-style entertainment spectacular Festival of the Lion King.
Tomorrowland.
Tomorrowland is a world filled with science fiction and soaring space adventures. Taking a whole new approach to Tomorrowland, different from that of any other Disney park, Disney’s Imagineers have created an entire land that becomes an Intergalactic Spaceport every restaurant, shop and attraction is filled with robots, rocket ships and floating planets.
In Tomorrowland, guests are treated to the warp-speed adventure of Space Mountain; they can blast enemy targets with Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, and they can climb aboard their own flying saucer in the Orbitron.
Some of Tomorrowland's most popular attractions are also its newest:
the interactive Stitch Encounter, the driving attraction Autopia and the water oasis UFO Zone.
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