Hong Kong Disney raises prices

HONG KONG Hong Kong Disneyland Resort announced, Thursday, new admission ticket prices and special offers for the travel trade industry that are effective today, 16 December.

Under the new pricing, a single-day ticket for general admission (age 12 to 64) will increase to HKD589 and a child ticket (age three to 11) to HKD419.

A two-day ticket for general admission and child is now HKD759 and HKD539 respectively.

Pricing for single-day and two-day senior admission tickets will remain unchanged as in the past five years.

The resort is offering a two-month grace period to the travel trade. This allows travel partners to use the old ticket prices from now through to 16 February, 2017, and the tickets will be valid through the same period.

“Hong Kong Disneyland evaluates and reviews pricing based on a variety of factors including the value of the resort’s attractions and entertainment offerings,” a Hong Kong Disneyland spokesperson said.

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort has been adding new Disney experiences for guests including the “Mickey and the Wondrous Book” show, “Fairy Tale Forest” attraction and Asia’s first and only “Star Wars: Tomorrowland Takeover.”

Disney Parks’ first ever Marvel-themed ride, “Iron Man Experience”, which is set in Hong Kong for the story background, will make its debut next month.\

sourced:ttrweekly.com