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💡 The Short Version: Hong Kong Disneyland prices a 1-day ticket on a four-tier date calendar: adults pay HK$669 to HK$939 and children (3 to 11) and seniors (60+) HK$499 to HK$705. Buy from the park’s own site, hongkongdisneyland.com, and check the price for your day. Every visit needs a reserved date (up to 90 days ahead), and tickets cannot be refunded or exchanged. The park is on Lantau: take the MTR Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay, then the Disneyland Resort Line, about 6 minutes to the park; from Central the adult Octopus fare is HK$27.90. Or book a tour: Hong Kong Disneyland Park Ticketsad (from HK$569, 4.6 stars from 701 reviews) sells a 1-day ticket with a skip-the-line entry, on GetYourGuide’s own calendar.
Tickets, add-ons and what they cost
Hong Kong Disneyland sells its tickets through its own site, and the price depends on the date you pick. The park, on Lantau Island, opened on 12 September 2005 (Wikipedia). What the park’s own ticket help says about how tickets work:
- Four price tiers. A 1-day ticket is valid for one visit, by one guest, on any date in its own tier or a lower tier on the park’s Ticket Tier Calendar. Look up your date there before choosing.
- Reserve a date. All guests must reserve a visit date on the Park Visit Reservation website, up to 90 days ahead. Children under 3 enter free but still need a reservation (reservations).
- Validity. Three months from the purchase date, with no refunds and no exchanges for another day (ticket validity).
- Who pays what. The Child/Senior Ticket covers guests aged 3 to 11 and guests aged 60 or above, from 25 September 2024 (ticket types). Children under 3 need no ticket.
- Discounts. JoyYou Card holders can buy a 1-day ticket for HK$100 (JoyYou offer), and eligible guests with disabilities get 30% off a 1-day ticket with proof of disability (offer).
- Buying at the gate. Main Entrance ticket booths open 30 minutes before the park opens and stay open until it closes (where to buy).
Official 1-day ticket prices
The park raised its prices by 5% to 7% from 25 September 2024, the most recent change to the 1-day tariff, and put children and seniors in one price band (Economic Digest, Wen Wei Po):
| Price tier | What the tier means | Adult | Child (3 to 11) or senior (60+) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | Ordinary days | HK$669 | HK$499 |
| Tier 2 | Peak days | HK$759 | HK$569 |
| Tier 3 | Special peak days | HK$849 | HK$639 |
| Tier 4 | Busiest days | HK$939 | HK$705 |
A ticket bought for a tier also works on any day in a lower tier, so a Tier 4 ticket is valid every day. The cheapest way to be sure of a price is to check the park’s Ticket Tier Calendar for your date before buying. Children under 3 enter free.
Early Park Entry is an add-on of HK$199 on top of the ticket. It lets the holder in one hour before the park opens, and the park launched it with World of Frozen so that guests could ride Frozen Ever After first (HK01). It cannot be bought without a park ticket.
Add-ons are sold with a park ticket. GetYourGuide sells a Non-Stop 2-Day Fun Ticketad from HK$712, an Early Park Entry Passad from HK$199 (its listing describes entry an hour early, with Fantasyland and World of Frozen to explore) and Disney Premier Accessad from HK$199 (a priority pass for a choice of 3 or 8 attractions).
The Arendelle harbour in World of Frozen. Photo: Tombus20032000, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Tours and ticket bundles
The park’s own site is the first place to price a ticket. A partner ticket makes sense when it bundles a transfer or sits on a calendar you already use.
Hong Kong Disneyland Park Tickets
From HK$569 · 4.6 stars from 701 reviews · 1 day · skip the line
Hong Kong Disneyland Park Ticketsad: a 1-day ticket, wheelchair accessible, with the listing highlighting World of Frozen and the “Momentous” nighttime show. The “from” price is the cheapest option in the product, and the price rises with the park’s date-based pricing, so read the calendar for your day. Klook sells the same ticket: Hong Kong Disneyland on Klookad{rel=“sponsored nofollow noopener”}.
Two days at the park
From HK$712 · 4.6 stars from 25 reviews · 2 days · free cancellation
Hong Kong Disneyland: Non-Stop 2-Day Fun Ticketad: admission over two days, which suits a family that wants to split the rides, Frozen and the shows over two visits.
Priority access
From HK$199 · 3.9 stars from 16 reviews · 1 day
Hong Kong Disneyland: Disney Premier Accessad: a priority pass for your choice of 3 or 8 attractions. It needs a park ticket as well.
World of Frozen
World of Frozen opened on 20 November 2023, between It’s a Small World in Fantasyland and Toy Story Land (Wikipedia). It has three attractions:
- Frozen Ever After: a boat ride through the Kingdom of Arendelle.
- Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs: a family coaster with a 95 cm minimum height (height rules).
- Playhouse in the Woods: a character show.
Other attractions
Wikipedia’s Hong Kong Disneyland article lists eight themed lands, World of Frozen among them, and a daily capacity of 34,000. It dates the newer attractions:
- Mystic Manor in Mystic Point (opened 17 May 2013) is the home of Lord Henry Mystic and his monkey Albert.
- Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars is the centrepiece of Grizzly Gulch (opened 14 July 2012), with a 112 cm minimum height.
- Tomorrowland has the Iron Man Experience (opened 11 January 2017) and Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle! (31 March 2019). The Iron Man Experience needs 102 cm.
- Castle of Magical Dreams opened in 2020 at the end of Main Street, U.S.A., replacing Sleeping Beauty Castle at twice the height.
- Momentous: Party in the Night Sky! and the parade Friendtastic! both began on 28 June 2025.
The other minimum heights: RC Racer 120 cm, Hyperspace Mountain 102 cm and Toy Soldier Parachute Drop 81 cm (park height rules).
Mystic Manor from the path through Mystic Point. Photo: Deror Avi, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Getting to Hong Kong Disneyland by MTR
Take the MTR Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay and change there to the Disneyland Resort Line. The line is 3.5 km long and the ride from Sunny Bay to Disneyland Resort Station takes about 6 minutes (Wikipedia). The park says it is about 30 minutes by train from Kowloon and Hong Kong stations, and that trains run every few minutes (park transport help). The trains have windows shaped like Mickey Mouse’s head and Disney figures inside.
Adult fares to Disneyland Resort station (MTR fare data):
| From | Octopus | Single |
|---|---|---|
| Central, Admiralty or Hong Kong | HK$27.90 | HK$31.00 |
| Tsim Sha Tsui, Jordan, Mong Kok or Kowloon | HK$22.20 | HK$25.50 |
| Tung Chung | HK$15.90 | HK$17.00 |
| Sunny Bay | HK$7.40 | HK$7.50 |
Three franchised bus routes run by Long Win Bus and Citybus serve the resort, and a cross-boundary bus runs via Huanggang (same park page). Hotel guests have a free shuttle between the Disney hotels and the Public Transport Interchange, running 07:00 to midnight every 10 to 15 minutes (shuttle). The Interchange is where MTR, bus, taxi and car arrivals are dropped, a short walk from the park.
Inside the park
- Bags: nothing larger than 56 x 36 x 23 cm, and no wheeled luggage of any size or stroller wagons; strollers up to 92 x 132 cm are allowed. Glass containers, alcohol and masks for guests aged 16 or older (unless medical) are also on the banned list (restricted items).
- Children: guests under 14 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or older to enter, and children under 7 need a companion aged 16 or older to board any attraction (age rules).
- Lockers: rental lockers are on Main Street, U.S.A. (park help).
Disneyland Resort Station. Photo: Mk2010, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
See the Octopus card guide and Hong Kong public transport for fares and paying on the MTR, and airport to the city if you are arriving from the airport.
What to explore next
For the other theme park, see Ocean Park tickets. Disneyland is on Lantau, so it pairs with the Lantau Island and Tai O day trip and the Ngong Ping 360 cable car. For more days out with children, see Hong Kong with kids.
Common questions
How much are tickets for Hong Kong Disneyland?
A 1-day adult ticket costs HK$669 on a Tier 1 day, HK$759 on Tier 2, HK$849 on Tier 3 and HK$939 on Tier 4; the Child/Senior ticket is HK$499, HK$569, HK$639 and HK$705 (price list in force since 25 September 2024). The price shown for your date on hongkongdisneyland.com is the one that counts. On GetYourGuide a 1-day Park Ticket starts from HK$569, the lowest price among its options.
Do I need to book a date for Hong Kong Disneyland?
Yes. Every guest, including children under 3 who enter free, must reserve a visit date on the park's Park Visit Reservation website, up to 90 days ahead (hongkongdisneyland.com). A ticket is valid for 3 months from purchase and cannot be refunded or exchanged for another day.
Who gets the Child/Senior ticket?
Guests aged 3 to 11 and guests aged 60 or above use the Child/Senior Ticket, and children under 3 do not need a ticket (hongkongdisneyland.com).
What are Early Park Entry and Disney Premier Access?
Early Park Entry is a HK$199 add-on that lets a ticket holder in one hour before the park opens, to ride World of Frozen first (HK01, on the 2023 launch of World of Frozen). GetYourGuide lists it from HK$199 and describes Fantasyland and World of Frozen as the areas open early. Disney Premier Access is a priority pass for a choice of 3 or 8 attractions, from HK$199 on GetYourGuide. Both go with a park ticket.
How do you get to Hong Kong Disneyland by MTR?
Take the Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay, then change to the Disneyland Resort Line, a 3.5 km line with a journey of about 6 minutes to Disneyland Resort Station. From Central or Hong Kong Station the adult Octopus fare is HK$27.90; from Kowloon or Tsim Sha Tsui it is HK$22.20 (MTR fare data).
When did World of Frozen open at Hong Kong Disneyland?
On 20 November 2023, between It's a Small World in Fantasyland and Toy Story Land (Wikipedia). Its attractions are Frozen Ever After, Wandering Oaken's Sliding Sleighs (95 cm minimum height) and Playhouse in the Woods.
