Hong Kong Disneyland

While dining inside the park is nice, I wanted to enjoy dim sum that can only be found here in a quiet setting, so I made a reservation for a dim sum lunch in advance. I was seated by the window, and the interior was elegant and the setting was perfect. Starting with appetizers (which were already delicious), followed by cute dim sum, a main course, and dessert, it satisfied both my stomach and my heart. Many of the other Japanese tourists had only reserved seats and ordered dim sum and drinks, but I'm glad I opted for the lunch course. I was excited to see what would be served, and everything was delicious. I would like to make a reservation here again when I go to Hong Kong Disneyland.

The driver was very friendly, the vehicle departed on time, and the journey was quick and convenient.

The sightseeing city bus even had "hop-on, hop-off" written on the side. When we arrived at Tsim Sha Tsui, many people wanted to get off and walk up the stairs, but the bus continued on its way halfway up. I'm not sure if it was because they couldn't stop for too long or what (but the drop-off point was right next to the bus stop). Anyway, the people who were about to get off were quite surprised. Overall, the experience was pretty good. There's also a sunset roller coaster by the harbour. The stop for the sightseeing city bus is quite far back, so remember to follow Google Maps. I originally thought that buying tickets from KKDay would guarantee priority boarding. Although the pre-purchase and on-site queues are separate, some people still boarded while those on-site queues were being squeezed in. Pre-purchase was still much faster, but it wasn't quite the same as "priority" boarding since everyone had bought tickets first. However, on-site boarding was still done according to the staff's instructions.