The park will see snowfall this holiday season as Disney’s beloved bunny StellaLou makes her festive debut!
By MOOK Travel Chen Wenlin | Compiled & Reported
Hong Kong Disneyland, known for its dynamic holiday transformations, will turn into a cozy winter wonderland from November 16, 2017 to January 1, 2018. Against a backdrop of falling snowflakes, melodious music, and twinkling lights, it will present the most Christmassy Disney experience. The newly joined, ultra-popular bunny StellaLou (StellaLou) will also don a festive Christmas outfit and meet guests up close.
Hong Kong Disneyland will transform into a heartwarming winter wonderland, presenting “A Disney Christmas!” under falling snowflakes, melodic tunes, and twinkling lights (Photo / Hong Kong Disneyland)
Stella the bunny will spend Christmas with everyone at Hong Kong Disneyland. (Photo / Hong Kong Disneyland)
Additionally, during the Christmas season, a special show titled “Mickey and Friends Christmas Party” will be held 2–3 times daily in front of Cinderella Castle. Guests can not only enjoy wonderful storylines and dances but also witness the most narrative-driven performances by Disney stars, building great anticipation. In the evening, the park offers a magical and dazzling “Christmas Snowfall Moment,” transforming the entire resort into a scene straight out of a winter fairy tale.
Numerous Disney characters don new outfits, delivering a one-of-a-kind experience through the special performances (Photo / Hong Kong Disneyland)
To celebrate Christmas, Hong Kong Disneyland has also introduced a variety of festive foods and merchandise. With over 70 specially themed Christmas dishes and curated dining options—including “Christmas Donald Duck,” “Christmas Daisy,” “Flowing Sand Snowman,” “Christmas Tree Cookies,” and other winter-exclusive Disney character merchandise—fans of the Disney universe are sure to be thrilled.
Resort restaurants have prepared over 70 specially themed Christmas dishes and curated dining options (Photo / Hong Kong Disneyland)
With over a hundred Christmas-themed specialty items, guests can shop to their heart’s content among the wide array of festive gifts (Photo / Hong Kong Disneyland)
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