Who can give some advice on traveling from Nanjing to Hong Kong?

I am also from Nanjing, so my answer should be able to help you with my trip on September 4th. Those who had thought about taking the train before were worried that the elderly and children would not be able to bear it, so they wanted to fly directly to Hong Kong. One of them had a group visa and could only fly to Shenzhen.

As for the air tickets, I think it depends on your luck whenever there are discounted tickets. For example, the night before yesterday, I just bought a plane ticket, which was 510 yuan for an adult. It was the cheapest at the time. But the next day I found out that it had dropped. There was a 30% discount ticket, which was only 410 yuan. When I checked in the afternoon, it was 387 yuan again. The return ticket is 440 yuan. It should be noted that not all airlines offer cheaper flights if you book early.

I think self-guided tours are better, but the price of group tours is high, and when you play, you have to be rushed by others, just watch things, and you have to wait for people who don’t realize it. It wastes too much time, and you have to follow the tour guide. The hotel the group stayed in was not good, or the rooms on the same floor were not ideal.

I went as a family, three adults and one child. First, I bought this guide at home and took a rough look at it, then went online to practice, comparing hotels, attraction tickets, and Taobao sellers.

The main paid attractions in Hong Kong are: (Unit: RMB)

Disneyland (buy online for 235 for adults and 195 for children. Although the official website has increased the price, you can still buy it on Taobao Tickets to this price)

Ocean Park (prices have already increased. After September 1, the price is 170 for adults and 105 for children, including cable car fees)

Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car (It is divided into standard and crystal carriages. The viewing angle of the crystal carriage is relatively comprehensive and wide, 95 for adults and 80 for children)

Madame Tussauds, Lingxiao Pavilion Observation Deck and Victoria Peak Cable Car (these three have package tickets , much cheaper than buying it alone, 130 for adults, 90 for children)

There is also Sky 100, which probably means you can see the panoramic view of Hong Kong from a high-rise building with more than 100 floors. I personally have no choice, it is a newly developed one. project.

In addition, in order to save transportation costs, I bought a day pass. For our seven-day trip, we bought three days of it, because it takes a full day to visit Disney and Ocean Park and there is no need to go outside. If you run, there is no planning. I don't agree with buying a two-day pass, because it refers to two working days, regardless of your actual travel time. It is 96 yuan, and a one-day pass is 40 yuan, but it can be used for 24 hours and can span days.

If you fly to Shenzhen and transfer to Hong Kong, you can buy the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express bus ticket in advance, which is 100 on the official website, 70 online, and 140 round-trip. Children over three years old are priced the same as adults.

Looking at the answers from netizens above, I will add one more thing: Self-guided tours are cheaper than group tours. I previously inquired with a travel company, using the example of free travel in and out of Hong Kong. The other party helped me book air tickets and hotels. Five nights at Disneyland cost 4,000 per person. If I ordered it myself, it would be 2,600 per person.

Hope it can help you:)