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Strongly branded with strongly lively, strongly social, very iconic character.

Feel the lively spirit and festive joy of Hong Kong Disneyland as a vibrant marching band parades through the charming Main Street. Dressed in striking red and green uniforms, the brass and percussion instruments create a joyful rhythm that energizes the crowd, evoking childhood wonder and magical moments. Against a backdrop of festive decorations and iconic Disney architecture, this performance is a must-see spectacle that immerses travel lovers in a world of celebration and happiness. Let the upbeat music and colorful procession inspire your next dreamy adventure to this enchanted kingdom.

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Visit year-round, with extraordinary celebrations during winter holidays and Chinese New Year.

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Most videos filmed Jun–Oct during autumn. July is busy - one of the most popular times to visit.

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Visit year-round, with extraordinary celebrations during winter holidays and Chinese New Year.

1–2 hours for parade and related shows

Comfortable shoes, Camera or smartphone for capturing moments, Light jacket for cooler weather, Portable snacks and water, and Park tickets and map

Families, Disney Fans, Music Lovers, Travelers with Kids, and Theme Park Enthusiasts

The nearest airport is Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), approximately 30 minutes by car or airport express train to Lantau Island.

Enjoy a stay close to the magic at nearby hotels including themed resorts, comfortable guesthouses, and international chains on Lantau Island and Tung Chung.Book a stay →

Expand your visit with a trip to Ngong Ping 360 cable car, Big Buddha, or a ferry ride to nearby Macau for an enriching day trip.Book a tour →

$50-$100

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