Disney Land and other Hong Kong Things to Do Tips

If you haven't been to any Disney Land, then probably HK is a good try. But if you have been to the others... well I must say this one is too small. We arrived the park at 3:30pm, and finished by 8pm, waited for an hour for fireworks, which was very nice, worth the waiting.

The parade was good. I love Space Mountain. My mom love the River Cruise in Adventure Land and the flying Dumbo. But the park's logistic... really need to improve!!!

There're 2 shows at the park, Golden Mickeys & Lion Kings, however, I didn't manage to see any show. I was there on Sep7 Wed, the park was not packed, but all Fast Pass for Golden Mickeys ran out and there was a LONG queue (100 mins), so I didn't queue for the show. Got a Fast Pass for 7pm Lion King show (I went there at 5pm, and all 6pm shows' pass finished, have to take the 7pm last show). We arrived at 7:05pm at the door, and we're not allowed to get in because the show already started and they do not have any break for late comer! Alright, still 2 hours to go before fireworks start, what to do? Just when we remembered we haven't try the Buss Light Year shooting game, their machine was broken down and the game closed for the night!

Well... I got free rehersal tickets, didn't pay for it, cannot complaints!

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Website: park.hongkongdisneyland.com

I'm addicted to African hand drum lately, after participating in the first Drum Jam, an open communicaty drum circle hosted by Kumi, a lovely Japanese Woman. Drums and percussion instrucments are provided, you can also bring our own drum or instruments. It was fun creating music together with strangers. They organize monthly FREE drum jam session at Fringe Club in Central. Check out their website for schedule.

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Website: www.drumjam.com.hk

Take a ride on STAR FERRY during day time, and enjoy the view of Victoria Harbour.

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Free broadband internet terminals are available at the following MTR stations.
You can access the world-wide-web, check and send web-based e-mails and surf the Internet for free.

1. Central Station Platform 3
2. Prince Edward Station Concourse
3. Wan Chai Station Platform 1
4. Tsuen Wan Station Concourse
5. Kowloon Tong Station Concourse
6. Kowloon Bay Station Concourse
7. Causeway Bay Station Concourse Exit B, C

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Displaying antique furnitures, clothes, boats, etc. showing lives of Hong Kong people in the past. Also, including a street built in 19th century showing antiques Chinese shops.

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Directions: No. 100, Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.
Other Contact: Tel: (852) 2724-9042
Opening hou

From its humble origins as fishing villages a few hundred years ago, Hong Kong is now a modern metropolis of skyscrapers. This photo shows a typical Hong Kong skyscraper view in Central, it's so vibrant and energetic. Feel the bustle and energy of this small island!!!

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In the Precious Lotus Monastery, in the mountainous interior of Lantau island, is the world's tallest outdoor bronze statue of Buddha, more than 100 feet high and weighing 275 tons. The adjacent monastery is also famous for the vegetarian meals served in the temple refectory.

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Hong Kong is using GSM/PCS system. So, if your mobile support either of this system and haven't on lock, you can buy a prepaid card and use it with your phone. It only cost you around HK$0.3/min. Much cheaper than roaming.

If you wanna to buy it at HK International Airport, just go to 7-Eleven to buy it. Same price.

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The best theme park in Asia. You can see all kinds of water animals, panda, birds, butterflies, sharks, cable car, and much more....

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Address: Aberdeen, Hong Kong.
Other Contact: Tel: (852) 2552-0291 http://www

The Visa Office is at 7/F Lower, China Resources Building, 26 Harbour Road Wanchai. The easiest way to get there is to take the Star Ferry from TST to Wanchai. When you get of the ferry, and cross over the footbridge, the China Resources Building is behind the first set of buildings in front of you. When you see the Chinese Arts & Crafts Centre, you need to go to the right of that building and go down to the ground floor.

A Chinese Visa takes two days to process. IE Put the application in on Monday and you can pick it up Wednesday. You need one passport photo. The costs for overseas tourists are as follows:

HK$150 - single visa
HK$220 - double visa

But, and there's always a but, the following nationals have to pay more because of reciprocal fees:

HK$450 - single visa - UK
HK$410 - ditto - Netherlands
HK$390 - ditto - USA

or

HK$670 - double visa - UK
HK$630 - ditto - Netherlands
HK$390 - ditto - USA

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Directions: 7/F Lower, China Resources Building, 26 Harbour Road, Wanchai.