I can’t put my finger on why I love it so much but I think it’s the combination of its compact size, it’s unique rides and probably because it is in one of my favourite cities in the world!
Sounds good! Let's go!
(be thankful I’m doing it this way and not showing you the 400+ photos I took during my one day there)
Awww.... shoot.
mmmm.... nope. Not seeing any Disney theming at all there.
instead of holding people at the railway station they actually let you explore Main Street until the park opens.
Nice!
But first there was the family of the day who got to cut a ribbon with Aurora
Not bad. Your own personal/private meet n greet.
It is so much better than WDW and includes ride elements similar to Everest including the backwards drop and ride.
No way!
After an exhilarating ride I could have walked straight on again but I wanted to make use of this early start before queues started.
I don't know if I could've
not walked back on!
The big difference here is that there are no ghosts – it is the only version worldwide without them.
Really! I wonder why? Cultural taboo?
After walking on I spent the first ride taking lots of pic for my dear friend
@pkondz and later in the day I came back to film a ride through video.
Thanks!
Except... I'm at work and can't see
any of the videos you posted.
I'll have to check 'em out later.
This turned out awesomely well until the ride broke down in the second to last scene and when it restarted we were out of sync with the ride – oh well!
Whoops!
I think the theming here is some of the best that Disney has ever one and can’t wait to see if DHS can recreate this.
Well, that gives me hope for DHS at least.
(I clearly bought the VIP pass that
@pkondz got on his last trip)
And see? Wasn't it convenient?
Next was the Slinky Dog Spin which is basically a kids coaster (without seatbelts so I kept sliding up and down the seat!).
I would've paid to see you on it.
Don’t know if I’d ride this again without little kids but it meant that I could say by the end of the day that I had ridden every ride in the park.
And that's important, ya know.
5 minutes later it was my turn.
That VIP pass is great, isn't it?
(photopass photographers here seem to take more than one photo if you give them your own camera which is something I wish WDW ones did).
They do!
On my solo trip I handed my camera to a CM who took about half a dozen shots with it.
And with Kay, last August, another CM shot that many with us and Ariel.
I think that's the first time we've seen you not wearing a dress.
Uh... that didn't come out quite right.
That's the first time we've seen you in jeans.
(Still cute, too.)
I think she enjoyed having someone to speak to as there was no one else around.
I wonder if all the face characters have to be fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin and English?
I did not wait more than 10 minutes for anything the entire day
Nice!
This is pretty much a replica of the one in MK but has a built in ride photo which I found hilarious.
Details? Or better yet, do you have it?
who can pass up a 5 minute standby time for Space Mountain.
Pretty much only the very young or the very old.
Star Wars Darth Vader Burger (it was like a big Mac in an Asian style bun).
That just looks... weird.
How was the bun?
And the rest of the burger, come to think of it.
Fully sated I made my way into the Stitch Encounter. I know what you’re thinking but this is nothing like the one at WDW it is basically Turtle Talk with Crush but with Stitch instead.
That is what I was thinking... and, cool!
To cut a long story short Stitch became my boyfriend, name a planet after me and then accidentally blew it up – so a usual first date.
Okay, if we're ever in Disney at the same time, we'll go on a date and I promise not to destroy the planet.
Well.... I'll
try at least, okay?
The theming here is pretty much the same but there are not really any corny skipper jokes which is a bit of a disappointment.
Too bad. That's pretty much the only reason to go on it anymore.
I then rode Space Mountain again as the wait was still only 5 minutes.
Where is everybody?
Was the park empty???
The night time parade is called Paint the Night and is everything that Main Street Electrical wishes it could be.
And from your pictures... I believe it!
Plus I had someone who kept walking in front of me with a balloon as I was trying to film which didn’t help.
Hey you! Down in front!
enjoy the next few pic heavy posts of each of the lands.
I will! I did!
The young lady in the bottom right corner is thinking "What? No corny jokes?"
Oh boy!!!
That's.... not.... OMG. It's in Hong Kong too???
That just looks so strange with the hill rising above the castle like that.
That's cool!
Well, hello there!
). 
. We did go to Macau though, which was a good time.
