Star friend Aaron Kwok takes a "supercar" for a ride around Hong Kong with Iron Man

▲Star friend Aaron Kwok, as the host, even donned traditional Chinese attire and brought Iron Man to a tea house for dim sum enjoyment!(Photo / Provided by Hong Kong Disneyland)

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Hong Kong Disneyland's Marvel-themed attraction, "Iron Man Experience," will officially open on January 11 next year. The new flight simulation ride brings cinematic details to life, taking guests through the streets of Hong Kong and landmarks along Victoria Harbour, offering an exhilarating experience of flying at high speed over the city with "Iron Man." This thrilling adventure has already excited many Marvel enthusiasts. Additionally, star friend Aaron Kwok got an early close-up interaction with Iron Man, where the two enjoyed Tieguanyin tea and chatted in a traditional Hong Kong-style tea house.

The first Marvel-themed attraction at a Disney park, "Iron Man Experience," is set against the backdrop of Hong Kong. With cutting-edge effects such as 3D imagery and flight simulators, guests can view Hong Kong’s landmarks from unique perspectives while being immersed in the epic conflict between Marvel heroes and Hydra. It's a chance to save the world while experiencing authentic Hong Kong culture.


▲Aaron Kwok also took out his supercar and raced with Iron Man.

Marvel fans, get ready to erupt with excitement!Iron Man and star friend Aaron Kwok recently met up and later hit the streets at night, experiencing a different side of Hong Kong at high speed. Aaron Kwok took out his own supercar and joined Iron Man for an exciting midnight race. These thrilling scenes, offering guests a new aerial action experience, showcase many of Hong Kong’s famous landmarks. The slick footage will also be featured on Hong Kong Disneyland’s official fan page.


▲Aaron Kwok praised Iron Man for being tall and strong, giving him a great sense of security.

Aaron Kwok revealed that as a child, he dreamed of becoming a police officer. Although he didn’t become one in real life, playing the role of the Police Commissioner in a film allowed him to live out his hero fantasy. Reflecting humorously on meeting Iron Man for the first time, he said, "He’s tall and strong, which makes me feel safe." The two also happily took selfies and snapped memorable photos together.

In addition, the "Iron Man Experience" themed attraction will officially open on January 11 next year. However, the newly opened themed shop, "Stark Expo," is already attracting Marvel fans from near and far. The store features over 70 exclusive Iron Man merchandise items available only at Hong Kong Disneyland, as well as more than 250 Marvel-themed products, including action figures, T-shirts, and souvenirs. Each realistically crafted collectible offers a unique shopping experience that is sure to awaken the hero spirit in every visitor.


▲Aaron Kwok and Iron Man cruise around Hong Kong aboard one of its oldest modes of transport — the tram — passing by many famous city sights.

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