allthenamesaretaken
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I'm planning a trip to Hong Kong next year, specifically for HKDL. I've never been to Hong Kong before so have no idea what would be the best time of year to visit. We'd only go for about 5 days.
Do you think 3 days would be too long? We'd literally do everything there is.
I've only been to Paris and Tokyo as yet so I haven't experienced parks that are much bigger...
I went for 4 nights on my first trip - loved every minute of it!
If you're talking about October 5th, it's a public holiday here and the park will likely be busy, but probably still doable if it's the only day you have available. If you're talking about October 6th, you should be fine because everyone will be back at work and school.
It's comforting to know it will still be doable. I think our day/s will depend on if we stay onsite or not. If we do we might spread it out over 4th/6th but if not we'll probably just do one day of the 5th.
If we do the evening of the 4th at the park for the night time entertainment, would we be missing good opportunities for the mid autumn festivities in the city?
I just wanted to chime in. We spent today in the park, and have tickets for tomorrow as well. I think two days will be more than enough in the park. We are planning only a half day tomorrow, and will have done everything. The lines were very short for everything today (Monday June 26), and fast passes were available all day long.
Do not miss Mystic Manor. It was fabulous. The Mickey Storybook show was also excellent, but be sure to sit on the right side of the theater because some parts have English subtitles that are only shown on the right side of the theater. We sat on the far left, and I couldn't read them.
We are staying at the Hollywood hotel and love it. We walked over to the Explorers Lodge and it's like a tiny Animal Kingdom Lodge, our hotel's pool is significantly better because it has a great water slide.
The Mickey Storybook show was also excellent, but be sure to sit on the right side of the theater because some parts have English subtitles that are only shown on the right side of the theater. We sat on the far left, and I couldn't read them.
Middle would be fine too. Just don't sit far left and you will be fine. I was far left as you can be, and could just barely not make them out. Ten feet closer and I would have been fine.Thanks for the advice! If you sit in the middle of the theater, would you be able to read the subtitles? Or do you really have to be on the right side?