Top 10 Rides You Should Line Up For At Hong Kong Disneyland

Did you know that Hong Kong Disneyland is the smallest Disney park in the world compared to the massive ones in the US and Japan? This actually works in your favour. It means you can explore almost the entire park in just one or two days without feeling overwhelmed.

The real challenge is making the most out of your time. Queues can be brutal, so you’ll want to prioritise rides that are truly worth it. That’s where this list comes in so you know exactly which attractions to line up for first.

Here’s a guide to the top 10 rides and attractions worth your time at Hong Kong Disneyland.

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Star Wars fans, this is your stage. An indoor roller coaster that rockets you straight into a space battle. Expect lasers, TIE fighters, and hair-whipping drops. It’s fast, it’s furious, it’s iconic.

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This feels like flying across Hong Kong with Tony Stark himself. This 4D simulator is so realistic it feels like you’re strapped inside a flying suit. Endorphins? Off the charts.

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Forget haunted houses, this one’s pure Disney magic. A ride-slash-show that brings artifacts to life with special effects that will leave you wide-eyed. It’s mysterious but family-friendly.

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Remember that RC car scene from Toy Story? Relive it. You’ll be hurled up and down a U-shaped track 27 metres high, screaming your lungs out as you drop back down. Ugly-cry selfie guaranteed.

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This outdoor roller coaster is sneaky. It dashes forward, throws you back and then whips you around sharp corners. Unexpected and addictive especially if you ride it at night.

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Yes, the song will get stuck in your head. Yes, you’ll still love it. This slow boat ride takes you through seven continents, with over 300 animatronic dolls in colourful costumes. Classic Disney nostalgia.

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Hop on a boat and sail past elephants, hippos, and cheeky gorillas. They’re all animatronic, but the corny dad jokes from the guides make it entertaining. Plus, you can choose your language: English, Cantonese, or Mandarin.

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Rise up, take in the view, and then suddenly drop from 25 metres. Your heart will thank you or maybe not. It’s like Disney’s version of free-fall training.

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If you need a breather, this is the ride. Chill, colourful, and perfect for the little ones. Slinky loops you gently in circles while you catch your breath from the scarier rides.

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Climb into a giant Hunny Pot and wander through Hundred Acre Wood. It’s slow, whimsical, and like stepping into a storybook. Winne the Pooh is such a loved-character, so this will surely be a sweet ending to your Disney day!

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• Arrive early. You should arrive early and be at the gates at least 30 minutes before opening to get ahead of the queues.

• Download Disneyland app. You have the HK Disneyland app to guide you. It shows real-time wait times, lets you join virtual queues, and helps you navigate the park.

• World of Frozen. You should prioritise World of Frozen because Frozen Ever After and Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs get long lines fast.

• Drink your water. You need to stay hydrated. Bring bottled water, especially in summer, since the ten minute walk from the MTR station to the gate can be scorching.

• Consider staying onsite. You can consider staying onsite at one of Disney’s three hotels for easier access and early park entry.

For Filipino travellers, tickets to Hong Kong Disneyland start at around ₱4,800 for standard admission. If you want to make the most of your visit, consider getting early entry passes directly from the official Hong Kong Disneyland website so you can enjoy popular rides before the lines get too long.

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