Hong Kong Disneyland

On Saturdays in November, it's classified as Tier 2. With early park entry, you can enter the park at 9 AM even though it officially opens at 10 AM. Once inside, we headed straight to the Frozen area! Along the way, we reminded each other not to get distracted by empty scenic spots for photos and to prioritize the rides first! Frozen is a place I've always wanted to visit. Upon entering the area, the Frozen-themed decorations were so beautiful that we couldn't help but exclaim, 'Wow! So pretty!' There are two attractions: Frozen Ever After and Snowy Mountain Sleds. We first went on Frozen Ever After, and the first thing we saw was Olaf! So cute! It brought back all the memories of watching Frozen. Slowly, other characters started to appear, accompanied by some small surprises. Seeing Elsa sing 'Let It Go' was incredibly moving! We even went on it again in the evening while waiting for the light show, with about a 30-minute wait. The other ride, Snowy Mountain Sleds, is a small roller coaster and quite fun. After finishing with Frozen around 9:30 AM, we quickly took photos with the castle while there were fewer people. We took tons of photos from all angles! After that, we quickly went to ride The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, which was also super cute. Lastly, we rode Dumbo the Flying Elephant, enjoying the breeze while spinning in the air. After 10 AM, the crowd started to build up. We then headed to Tomorrowland and rode Hyperspace Mountain, which made me so dizzy that I almost threw up. Because of this, we skipped the Astro Orbiter and quickly left the area as we weren't very interested in it. Next, we waited for lunchtime by strolling around Main Street, U.S.A., where we saw Chip and Dale and lined up for photos! When the restaurants opened, we went to the Royal Banquet Hall for lunch. After eating, we watched Mickey and the Wondrous Book, a half-hour show in Cantonese with subtitles. It was very touching and a fantastic performance worth watching. During the wait, we also reserved a spot for the Forest Theater, which featured a Frozen show. It wasn't as impressive or worthwhile. At the Enchanted Candy House, they sold Olaf-shaped ice cream, which was milk-flavored and super cute. The park's app also has AR features. In the Frozen area, there are two spots where you can take photos or videos with Olaf and Grandpa Pabbie. Next, we went to Grizzly Gulch for the Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars. At first, it didn't seem very thrilling, but just when we thought it was over, it suddenly got exciting and gave us a good scare. Overall, it was very fun! We then got ice cream with our meal vouchers from a roadside stand. We chose the Minnie Mouse one, with a mango-flavored yellow bow and a strawberry-flavored pink part. It was very sweet. We also saw Minnie Mouse and lined up for photos! So cute! Next, we went to Mystic Point and rode Mystic Manor. Not knowing much about the cartoon, we found it a bit boring. We then slowly walked to the closed Toy Story Land, admired the decorations, took some photos, and slowly walked back to the castle area. We got caramel-flavored popcorn, which was surprisingly delicious, and waited for the 5:15 PM parade. Initially, we thought the parade started near the entrance, but it actually started near the castle. After the parade, we had dinner at the River View Cafe. During this time, we learned that due to bad weather, there would be no fireworks, only a light show. After much hesitation, we decided to stay for the light show. To pass the time, we rode Frozen Ever After again, which was still very moving. Finally, we returned to the castle area to wait for the fireworks. It started raining heavily, and we were unsure whether to give up or wait. We took shelter in a store until the rain stopped just in time for the light show. Despite the rain and fatigue, it was worth staying. Even without fireworks, the light show was spectacular. This Disneyland trip was truly worthwhile and touching! Disney cartoons carry childhood and teenage memories, especially when visiting Disneyland with friends as an adult. It leaves a lasting impression. After returning home, I kept listening to Disney songs. Early park entry attractions: Cinderella Carousel, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Frozen Ever After, and Snowy Mountain Sleds.