The difference between Shanghai Disneyland and Hong Kong Disneyland. Which is better, Shanghai Disneyland or Hong Kong Disneyland?

As we all know, there are two Disney parks in China, one is Shanghai and the other is Hongkong. Many friends will definitely choose one of the two Disney when they go to play. The following small series will tell you the difference between these two Disney.

Scale comparison

Reference 1: area

Shanghai Disneyland: 390 hectares

Hong Kong Disneyland: 126 hectares

For the accuracy of the data, I specially checked the official data. In fact, personally, Shanghai Disneyland is indeed bigger, but it seems to be three times bigger. I don't think so. Probably because there are many people.

However, considering the number of people, the number of events, the walking time and other factors, if it is compact, it is no problem to visit Hong Kong Disneyland for more than half a day. Shanghai Disneyland can be played everywhere every day.

That's impossible.

Another reason may be the design structure. Shanghai Disneyland is a right-handed paradise with many projects, while Hong Kong Disneyland is a left-handed paradise with many projects.

Reference: Opening hours

Shanghai Disneyland: It is open from 9: 00 am to 8: 00 pm every day (8: 00 am-65438+00: 00 pm during the Spring Festival).

Hong Kong Disneyland: The daily opening hours are 10:00 to 8:30 pm (9: 00 am to 9: 00 pm during the Spring Festival).

Generally speaking, Shanghai's long opening hours mean more fun. For example, I am waiting in line at night 10 to have a good time crossing the horizon, hehe ~

But one thing to say is that if Shanghai Disneyland wants to enter as soon as possible, please wait at the door one hour in advance. This is a lesson my friend taught me before I went, but I didn't listen at first, and I ended up looking at people's heads at the door for a long time. There are almost no queues in Hong Kong.

Reference: transportation

Shanghai Disneyland: Metro 1 1 Line passes, with the first bus arriving at 07:08/the last bus arriving at 23:39; But this is not the Disney line, it is only the last stop of the Disney station. One-way downtown 1~ 1.5 hours.

Hong Kong Disneyland: The subway can transfer to Xinao Station and take the Disney Line. The first bus leaves at 06:20 (arrival) /00:40 (departure), which is about 1 hour in the urban area.

Relatively speaking, both places take into account the habit of leaving early and returning late, and the transportation is quite convenient. After the park closed, the subway stopped, and the road traffic was not blocked for about half an hour, which was also very fast.

Hmm (expressing hesitation, etc. ) Suddenly, I found that two parks in Disney are so close to the airport!

Reference: Ticket price (from official website price)

Shanghai Disneyland: single-day ticket, weekday ticket: 370 yuan; Peak ticket: 499 yuan, two-day ticket, weekday ticket: 670 yuan; Peak ticket: 900 yuan

Special attention, since June 6, 20 18, Shanghai Disneyland will increase its price!

On weekdays, the ticket price is 399 yuan.

The ticket price for peak days with high demand (including summer vacation, weekends and most holidays) is 575 yuan.

The ticket price for the two holiday peak days with high demand (namely Spring Festival and National Day) is 665 yuan.

Hong Kong Disneyland: One-day ticket: HK$ 6 19 (about 500 RMB), and two-day ticket: HK$ 689 (about 558 RMB).

Hmm? I seem to have found something unusual.

In addition, if you have a plane ticket, I suggest you compare it on various travel websites. Some prices will be very favorable.

No matter in Shanghai Disneyland or Hong Kong Disneyland, Shanghai Disneyland's 68-to-80 meal coupons basically cover all restaurants, and Hong Kong Disneyland's two-in-one meal coupons are also very affordable.

Application comparison

Shanghai Disneyland: indicate the location of all projects and facilities, the queuing time of entertainment projects, the performance and operation information of the day. Most of the time is used for navigation. The biggest advantage of Shanghai's APP is that it can bind tickets to get FASTPASS, which reduces the trouble of queuing in service centers all over the country.

Hong Kong Disneyland: Its basic functions are similar to those of Shanghai Disneyland's APP, and it is mainly used for park navigation and checking the queuing time of projects. But there is no function of receiving FP, and the function of ordering food is added. Personally, I feel that this function is a bit tasteless.

Knowing that you can get FP at Disney is basically like opening the door! At least in Shanghai Disneyland.

Comparison of scenic spots

Shanghai Disneyland: Mickey Street, Fantasy Garden, Adventure Island, Treasure Bay, Tomorrow World, Fantasy World, Toy Story, ***7.

Hong Kong Disneyland: American Town Street, Adventure World, Fantasy World, Tomorrow World, Grizzly Valley, Chivalrous Headquarters, Indiana Jones Base Camp, Mystery Point, ***8.

Let's compare it,

Mickey Street = American Town Street, which is both a main street and a shop street;

Adventure island = adventure world, with the jungle as the main theme;

Fantasy world = fantasy world, where Disney princesses and fairy tales are concentrated, and the castle is a landmark building;

Tomorrow's world (with the same name), the theme of science and technology aliens is the main theme, and the contents of Star Wars and Marvel Heroes are all in this respect. Among them, there is a Marvel hero headquarters in Shanghai, which basically corresponds to the real chivalrous (that is, Iron Man) headquarters;

Toy story = the base camp of anti-terrorism elite raiders, the theme of toy story.

In addition, Treasure Bay is the first theme area in Shanghai. For pirates of the Caribbean, the garden is negligible.

Hong Kong's Grizzly Valley, which Hong Kong doesn't mention, is actually a bit like Treasure Bay. It can be used for water fights, but it is not a pirate theme. Keep it mysterious. Like terror.

Although many areas have the same theme, they are different in terms of projects. Except for Main Street and Dream World, other areas have different tours and performances, so if you have been to one of these two Disneyland and are going to the other, you can choose a non-overlapping theme area to play first.

It is said that the Princess Castle in Shanghai is more than twice as big as that in Hong Kong! There is nothing wrong with the small cloisters of castles in Hong Kong, and the castles in Shanghai are super! Level! Big! You can walk patiently for a while.

Project comparison

Reference: Parade performance

Shanghai Disneyland: "Mickey Fairy Tale Train" daytime theme cruise;

Shanghai Disneyland Orchestra;

The amazing and special adventure of Captain Jack's Storm Warning in Treasure Bay;

Mount Tai: Adventure Island The Call of the Jungle;

"Fantasy Fairy Tale Castle" daytime stage play;

Frozen: A Celebration of Singing.

Hong Kong Disneyland: Disney Flight Parade;

Night tour of "Disney Light and Shadow Fair";

Disney magic research in fantasy world;

"Tomorrow's World" special training for Jedi Templars;

Exploring the world: the lion king celebration.

All listed here are cruise ships and fixed stage performances.

Let's start with the cruise. There is a night tour in Hong Kong Disneyland, just before the fireworks show, so you can basically go to the main street in front of the castle at night and choose a better location without walking around.

Shanghai Disneyland has only daytime cruise ships.

It is also a cruise ship. I feel that Hong Kong Disneyland is playing the technology stream, while Shanghai's. Well, I guess I'm playing with someone.

However, the enthusiasm and professionalism of the cast members in the two places are still worthy of recognition. On the day I went to Shanghai Disneyland, the weather was bad, but it rained during the cruise. However, it is commendable that the staff who showed their faces kept smiling throughout the performance.

I have seen two performances in Shanghai and Hong Kong, and found them quite interesting. They are very creative, interactive and alternative.

Reference 2: Fireworks

Shanghai Disneyland: Lighting Qimxy: Luminous Phantom Show.

Hong Kong Disneyland: Looking for Stars: Fireworks Display

However, I think the fireworks show is the same! The content is different! It's different! It's different!

Personally, I feel that the fireworks show in Shanghai is richer in content and very shocking. The theme of Disney Princess is the main theme in Hong Kong, but in Shanghai, elements including Star Wars and The Lion King have also been added. Besides, the castle is already very big, so the effect is very eye-catching.

There are timetables for fireworks and fixed performances. You can refer to the APP and the guide released by the garden on the same day.

Reference: Playability

Both Disney projects basically have 30~35 amusement projects, so I won't list them one by one, just recommend a few fun ones, and then tell you what it feels like to play.

Shanghai Disneyland: (Recommended projects) Battle of Shipwreck Treasure, Alice's Sleepwalking Trap Maze, Seven Dwarfs' Crazy Mountain Bike, Speed Wheel, Flying over the Horizon, Heritage Exploration Camp, and Leiming Mountain Rafting.

Relatively speaking, the theme of the project is stronger, probably because I spent the day in Treasure Bay and Adventure World. I feel that the projects in Shanghai are more suitable for adults to play. For example, the story of Treasure Bay has a strong background. The revenge of the siren is all egg stalks, and you still don't know how to explain this story! But they sold a good hand!

It is said that the recommended projects are all high-flow. But they are really worth waiting in line.

PS: Flying over the Horizon was rated as the funniest project of the day by my mother.

Hong Kong Disneyland: (Recommended projects) Toy Corps Skydiving, Dream World Railway Station, Grizzly Mountain Fast Harvester, Lost Mansion, Live Flight Tour, Forest River Tour, Star Wars Fast Shuttle.

Disney's projects in Hong Kong are relatively independent. Even in the area of Raiders, the anti-terrorism elite base camp, even if there is no feeling, there is no pressure to play. But Hong Kong is more like a paradise for children, with many photos or landscape projects. On the contrary, entertainment is not as outstanding as Shanghai Disneyland.

The Paradise Railway around the park is worth a visit. I found it boring, so I decided to ignore it directly. After being pulled up by friends, I found the scenery really good.

Besides, the grizzly bear harvester is scary.

By the way, although Neverland belongs to classic Disney entertainment projects with different names, such as rotating cup, dream wooden horse, Dumbo, Winnie the Pooh, fairy tale time and so on. , are all about the same.

Comparison of play experience

Shanghai Disneyland: Maybe it's because it's newly opened (more than a year), maybe it's because I'm in the mainland after all, or maybe it's because I went to the wrong day. It is no exaggeration to describe my mother as a sea of people.

It is also an eternal theme that the large number of people leads to queuing, whether it is entering the door, playing the project, or finally leaving the venue. The main way to restrict the flow of people in Shanghai is to turn around and give full play to the principle of snakeheads marching.

In addition, because of the park APP, basically all the fast passes were booked up within one hour of the opening of the park on the day I went, and the possibility of getting fast passes twice basically did not exist. Instead, the fast-track collection point of the service center in the park has become a display, and the cover is not removed directly.

However, individual projects have separate passages, which can be inserted when seats are vacant. Personally, I think this will improve efficiency and equipment utilization.

In fact, the service enthusiasm is ok, although I have never met so many tourists who put their faces on this kind of thing, which is very conscience. One thing that impressed me deeply was that when I was waiting in line, I met a tourist holding a child and trying to take a shortcut. After being seen by the staff, the man was stopped directly. I love it!

The infrastructure is also ok, including toilets that are difficult to go to in general parks. However, there is no fixed time prompt for interactive photography, so it is easy to follow.

Hong Kong Disneyland: Because there are relatively few people, it is much better to count people. At least we don't queue much when we enter the park, but it is inevitable to queue for more than half an hour when we are playing entertainment.

Fast track can only be used in designated areas, but it is not so popular. On that day, my friends and I took about 3-4 tickets. Basically, we can reserve the broadcast time after 1 and 1 hour at any time. Sometimes it's faster to queue up normally than to reserve a fast lane.

The service is also very warm, the infrastructure is similar to that of Shanghai, and there is no choice but to be clean and tidy. But because there are many parks, it's a little easy to get lost.

Interaction has a time period, and time is easy to master. However, if you want to meet what you like, you still have to follow the edge.

Food comparison

Dinner is actually ... Taste. Ordinary.

However, whether in Shanghai or Hong Kong, it is undeniable that the amount of a meal is really quite large. It is just right for boys, but it is more difficult for girls. So whether in Hong Kong or Shanghai, I insist on buying meals for two people first, which is not enough.

As a result, almost two people can't eat it in Hong Kong.

Snacks Snacks are characterized by being beautiful and expensive.

Summary:

In terms of cost performance, Shanghai Disneyland is slightly better;

In terms of derivative services, Shanghai Disneyland won;

In terms of scenic spot setting, a draw has its own merits;

In terms of fun, for adults, Shanghai Disneyland won; Hong Kong Disneyland is more suitable for children;

In terms of play experience, Hong Kong Disneyland won;

In terms of food comparison, it's still a draw.

In fact, this result is quite reasonable. Shanghai Disneyland is more about new facilities, while Hong Kong Disneyland is more about persistence and service.

But the most important thing is related to abortion. After all, as long as there are people, the local experience of off the charts will not be much better.