Disney Hong Kong
Project Fact Sheet
Construction
The crowning ceremony of the castle in November 2004 was celebrated with fireworks and a press event. On November 18, 2004, a special ceremony was held in the park to commemorate the placing of the tallest turret of Sleeping Beauty Castle.
Present were Tung Chee Hwa, former Chief Executive of Hong Kong; Jay Rasulo, president of Disney Parks and Resorts; Michael Eisner, CEO of the Walt Disney Company; and Mickey Mouse and other costumed characters.
Project Name
Hong Kong Disneyland
Location
Overlooking the water at Penny’s Bay, and on a main transit route from the new Hong Kong International Airport, the Disney Hong Kong is a world-class tourist destination.
Disney HK has easy access by rail, highway and ferry to attract guests to the Park.
Size: 126 Hectares
�Disney Hong Kong |
Opening Year |
Buildout |
|---|---|---|
Attendance |
5 mil | 10 mil |
Parks |
1 | 1 |
| Disneyland Hotels |
2-3 | 3-4 |
Disneyland Rooms |
1,400 | 2,100 |
RD&E |
18,000 sq. meters | 28,000 sq. meters |
Disneyland Jobs |
18,400 | 35,800 |
Park Overview
Hong Kong Disneyland is designed to transport guests into a world of imagination, fantasy and adventure.
The park will bring together the best of the rides, shows and attractions from Disney Parks around the world to create a mix of new and traditional Disney entertainment experiences.
Themed Lands
Like other Disney theme parks, Disney Hong Kong will consist of several "lands," each offering unique Disney experiences. Each land might include these classic Disney concepts, either at opening or as additions in future years:
Main Street USA Concept
Main Street USA serves as the
dramatic entryway to the park. Here guests will immediately take a step
back in time to Main Street USA which will capture the excitement, friendliness
and energy of a community gathering place. Designed after an old-fashioned
small town, Main Street includes shops and restaurants and serves as the
stage for live entertainment and parades as well as special events celebrating
the local culture.
Fantasyland Concept
Fantasyland is the magical home of
Disney Hong Kong animated characters and stories. Here guests can fly to
Neverland with Peter Pan, take a spin in a teacup, play in the undersea
world with the Little Mermaid, and even climb aboard colorfully decorated
horses on an old fashioned carousel.
Toontown Concept
Toontown is a wacky upside-down world
where the beloved Disney characters live and play. Here guests might be
transported into a three dimensional cartoon and meet one-on-one with Mickey
Mouse. They will stroll through Minnie’s house, bounce off the walls
at Goofy’s house, climb around Donald’s boat or zip through
the Toontown countryside on a whimsical roller coaster.
Adventureland Concept
Adventureland is a thrilling journey
to exotic regions of exploration, adventure and discovery. Here guests
will leave the safe haven of a North African Bazaar and venture into a
wild untamed world or take a roller coaster ride through a dark jungle
filled with mysterious surprises. They can explore an ancient dinosaur
archeological site, voyage to a whole new world aboard a soaring magic
carpet or experience a live show featuring the music and characters from
Disney classics such as the "The Lion King."
Frontierland Concept
Frontierland is a walk right into the American Old West of the 1880s.
Here park guests explore a frontier outpost at Fort Comstock.
They might also take a frightfully funny trip through a haunted mansion, shoot the rapids on a river raft ride, or experience for themselves just how tough it is to be a bug in a one-of-a-kind show.
Tomorrowland Concept
Tomorrowland is a Disney Hong Kong world of the future, filled with sci-fi fantasies and soaring space adventures.
Here guests will journey to infinity and beyond as they join Buzz Lightyear to save the universe from the evil Emperor Zurg or blast off on a high-speed journey into outer space and pilot their own spinning spacecraft.
They might also take a leisurely drive through the landscape of tomorrow and frolic in a futuristic water fountain.
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