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Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
The latest news and top stories on Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. A leading entity in the entertainment and hospitality sector, Hong Kong based Hong Kong Disneyland Resort specialises in operating a theme park with diverse attractions and three themed hotels. They primarily serve family and business visitors from Hong Kong Mainland China and Southeast Asia. Notable achievements include being the first Disney resort in China and achieving record-breaking revenue and attendance in fiscal year 2024, marking its first profit in a decade. Their overall business focus is on providing world-class family entertainment through continuous innovation and strategic expansion such as the World of Frozen.
The Longines Hong Kong International Horse Show will return to the AsiaWorld-Expo from January 30 to February 1. The 2026 event will feature competitions and entertainment as well as the chance to see impressive equine action. Photo: Hong Kong Jockey Club
Chinese culture

3 Hong Kong events to celebrate the Year of the Horse 2026

From a horse show to a run in nature to a special character’s appearance at Hong Kong Disneyland, ring in the Lunar New Year at these events.

Hong Kong tourism

Explainer | Where can Hongkongers, tourists find Christmas spirit in subdued holiday season?

Hong Kong society

Operation Santa Claus: Hong Kong Disneyland spreads magic in charity drive

Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire tragedy

Students, workers, domestic helpers hit by Hong Kong fire get HK$20,000 payout

Injured residents will receive HK$50,000 if they spent up to six days in hospital, or HK$100,000 for seven days or more.

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Grieving students offer prayers and flowers for the 151 blaze victims. Photo: Karma Lo
World of performing arts

Lea Salonga on Disney roles, crying at KPop Demon Hunters and discrimination

Ahead of her Hong Kong Disneyland show, the Filipino singer talks about why Mulan is still so dear to her and her wish to tell Asian stories.

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort appoints operations veteran Tim Sypko as new head

Sypko, senior vice-president of operations for the past five years, will take the helm on November 23, following Michael Moriarty’s promotion.

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Hong Kong tourism

Explainer | Hong Kong’s Wine and Dine Festival: how to taste the best of all worlds

Event runs from Thursday to Sunday and features Michelin-starred chefs, larger gourmet avenue, sunset tasting party and exclusive promotions.

The 25th edition of the festival runs from Thursday to Sunday. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong International Airport

Hong Kong an aviation hub for Greater Bay Area, beyond: Airport Authority chief

The HKIA serves as a vital infrastructure for Chinese firms moving to expand globally, Airport Authority chairman Fred Lam says.

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong Disneyland seeks new head after Michael Moriarty assumes global role

‘We are now preparing for Michael Moriarty’s transition and plan to announce his successor in the near future,’ park says.

Hong Kong weather

Hong Kong cancels all typhoon signals as Matmo moves away

Airport Authority says 29 flights have been cancelled because of the storm.

The Airport Authority has warned of major disruptions caused by Typhoon Matmo. Photo: Nora Tam
Hong Kong economy

Restaurants eye 20% business bump as National Day celebrations kick off

Celebrations include National Day fireworks, as well as discounts and perks covering public transport, museums, dining and shopping.

Restaurant bookings for the “golden week” period are looking strong, according to Simon Wong, president of the Hong Kong Federation of Restaurants and Related Trades. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong society

On This Day | Hong Kong welcomes Mickey Mouse as Disneyland opens in 2005 – SCMP archive

On this day 20 years ago, Hongkongers flocked to the grand opening of Disney’s third theme park outside US.

Hong Kong tourism

Opinion | Why experiences matter more than bargains for Hong Kong tourism

Setting Hong Kong apart from its peers requires pairing mega-events with immersive products that reflect the city’s unique character.

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From our archives

In pictures: when Disneyland opened in Hong Kong in 2005

Jacky Cheung goofed around with Mickey Mouse at the park’s castle topping ceremony, and fans queued for the Orbitron ride on opening day on September 12, 2005.

Mickey and Minnie Mouse perform on stage with other characters in front of the castle of Sleeping Beauty at the official opening of Hong Kong Disneyland on September 12, 2005. Photo: SCMP Archives
Hong Kong culture

Ballet inspired by Hong Kong kung fu legend Bruce Lee set for global spotlight

Marketing expert Colleen Yu says the city needs ‘structured and tailored storytelling for each type of fan’ to boost cultural tourism.

Olga Wong, deputy Hong Kong editor of the South China Morning Post, left, alongside Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lesz Banham, Artistic Director of Hong Kong Ballet, Septime Webre and Chief Marketing Officer of Live Nation Connects, Colleen Yu, at the ‘Redefining Hong Kong conference on Culture, Sports and Tourism’, hosted by the South China Morning Post. Photo: Dickson Lee
Accidents and personal safety

Filipino with health issue dies after passing out on Hong Kong Disneyland ride

Disneyland Resort says guest lost consciousness on Frozen Ever After attraction at around 10am on Friday and was certified dead in hospital at 11.30am.

Wellness

From Disney to drug overdose, how this addict turned his life around

Hong Kong-based James Gannaban reveals how discovering yoga and becoming a teacher helped him recover after hitting rock bottom.

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Hong Kong economy

Opinion | Will Hong Kong government’s more hands-on approach to development pay off?

As a number of economic initiatives mark significant anniversaries, it is worth looking back on the development strategy of a previous era.

The San Tin Technopole, which is part of the Hong Kong government’s Northern Metropolis project, on February 27. Photo: May Tse
Hong Kong tourism

‘Hong Kong Summer Viva’ campaign heats up with new offers to boost tourism

Tourism Board unveils additions to campaign including dining and tourist attractions as available offers increase from 150 to more than 260.

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