6 Amazing Getaways in Hong Kong: The Best Summer Outings Outside the City
Located on Lantau Island, Hong Kong Disneyland has been an institution for decades, bringing the magic of your favourite characters to Asia's favourite city. Themed lands like Adventureland, Toy Story Land, and World of Frozen are just a few of the many zones that cater to all ages, paired with seasonal events and fireworks displays. Adventureland, in particular, is the largest of its kind in the world, promising an entire day of fun and adventure. Beat the heat with indoor attractions, meet beloved Disney characters, and enjoy the summer-exclusive parades and snacks. The immersive experience makes it a top pick for families and couples alike. Entry is also included for LCSD pass holders, which also includes access to iconic museums and attractions—perfect for sightseeing in Hong Kong.
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