Hong Kong Disneyland opens new themed land – the “Mystic Point” delivers a stunning sensory experience

Tourism Center / Taipei Report

A trip to Hong Kong wouldn’t be complete without visiting Hong Kong Disneyland. Following the launch of its expansion plan, new themed areas have been opening one after another. In May, the final planned new area, “Mystic Point,” will debut. It is the most intricate attraction ever created in any Disney park worldwide, with the “Mystic Manor” being the main highlight. Guests can board an electromagnetic tram and be led by Sir Henry and his monkey butler, Albert, on a mysterious journey, experiencing the breathtaking effects of the theatrical show.

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Prior to the official opening in early May, Kola Travel was among the first to offer guests a preview experience of Hong Kong Disneyland’s brand-new “Mystic Point” themed land. Their three-day-two-night package, which includes Hong Kong Disneyland tickets, attracted over a hundred early visitors. The operator noted that apart from the immersive audio, visual, and tactile experiences inside the “Mystic Manor,” the “Garden of Wonders” and “Mystic Point Station” outside the manor also allow guests to view rare treasures from around the world and take memorable photos. The manor also houses the “Great Adventure Dining Room,” where visitors can enjoy international cuisine while taking in the distinctive interior décor. For those wanting to bring a piece of the magic home, the “Mystic Keep” souvenir shop offers a collection of rare treasures.

Following the enthusiastic response to the inaugural tour, the operator has launched a “Happy Fun Summer Vacation” package during the summer break: a four-day-three-night Hong Kong double-park adventure, including two-day admission to Hong Kong Disneyland. It recommends staying at Disney's Hollywood Hotel, with exclusive offerings such as Hong Kong-style dim sum inspired by Disney characters and breakfast at the Mickey Chef Restaurant in Disney's Hollywood Hotel, starting at just HKD 24,899 (taxes included). Alternatively, guests can opt to stay at the five-star Regal Riverside Hotel in Tsuen Wan with one-day admission to Hong Kong Disneyland. This option includes a exclusive breakfast at the Enchanted Garden Restaurant in Disney's Hollywood Hotel, along with a meet-and-greet with Mickey Mouse or other Disney friends, all for a limited promotional price starting at HKD 21,988 (taxes included).