Hong Kong Disneyland to reopen tomorrow

Hong Kong Disneyland will officially reopen to the public on 18 June.

During the initial reopening phase, all visitors, including park ticket holders, Magic Access members and complimentary ticket holders, will be required to make a reservation for their visit date with their valid tickets or membership cards through the Hong Kong Disneyland Park Visit Reservation website.

Magic Access members can make a reservation beginning eight days prior to their visit, while General guests may make a reservation from seven days prior to their visit.

Guests with reservations are required to present valid tickets or membership cards for entry.

A reservation is not required for children below three years of age as they can enjoy free park admission as usual. Visitors need to make a health declaration as part of their pre-arrival reservation process. At reopening, the majority of Hong Kong Disneyland’s attractions, shopping and dining locations will resume operations, with controlled capacity.

The park will implement social distancing in queues, restaurants, attraction vehicles and other facilities throughout the park. Visitors will also need to wear masks and will have their temperature taken at the entrance.

Character experiences requiring close interaction and close-up photos have been temporarily suspended. However, other character experience opportunities that can accommodate social distancing will be available in locations throughout the park.

The resort is also gradually resuming its hotel services.

The Castle at Hong Kong Disneyland is now in its final stage of transformation and is expected to open later this year.