Photos From Hong Kong Disneyland, February 2008
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Entrance plaza for Hong Kong Disneyland. | Fountain in Hong Kong Disneyland entrance plaza. |
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Some of the many column-shaped topiaries covered with tangerines/mandarins, which are Chinese New Year decorations. | Mickey looks a little odd, no? |
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A kiosk selling roasted chestnuts for Chinese New Year. | Tomorrowland looks pretty much like the US parks, just a lot smaller. |
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Starliner Diner in Tomorrowland | Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters. |
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UFO Zone water play area in Tomorrowland. | Loading area for Space Mountain. |
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Cinderella Carousel in Fantasyland. | “it’s a small world” was under construction when we visited. It has since opened. |
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Fantasy Gardens is unique to Hong Kong Disneyland. It offers multiple pavilions where you can meet and be photographed with the characters. | The landscaping in Fantasy Gardens is amazing, with lots of topiaries. |
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Here you get some idea of the size of Fantasy Gardens, which takes up a lot of real estate in the park. | Details like bridges, topiaries and fantastical light fixtures make Fantasy Gardens really attractive. |
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One of the Fantasy Gardens pavilions. | We posed with Chip and Dale in their Chinese New Year finery. |
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The Fantasyland train station. | Interesting fast food options include Curry Fish Balls, Cup of Sweet Corn and Stir-Fried Squid Tentacles. |
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The Curry Fish Balls snack was actually pretty tasty. | This open air play area in Adventureland offered various drums and other instruments to play with. |
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The Liki Tikis water play area in Adventureland. Yes, the tikis really look that phallic in person! | Rope bridge to Tarzan’s Treehouse in Adventureland. |
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Tarzan’s Treehouse. | View from the Jungle River Cruise. |
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The Jungle River Cruise is much more elaborate than the Jungle Cruise in the US parks, and there is no humorous narration. | Animatronic critters on the Jungle River Cruise. |
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The fire effects on the Jungle River Cruise are impressive. | Despite the Western name, the Plaza Inn could not be more Chinese in decor or in the food served! |
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