Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Plan to hit Frozen Land first for shorter waits and iconic rides like the Oaken Slay and separate castle views. (10:00)
- Tip 2Watch the parade from a front-row spot if possible to enjoy the floats and character moments—11 floats for HK’s 20th anniversary. (15:40)
- Tip 3Book Crystal Lotus lunch in advance and alert the restaurant to vegan requirements; confirm allergen labels in advance. (25:26)
Jess and Jay cap off their Hong Kong Disneyland visit with a packed day that mixes parks, meals, and hotel insights in a warm, candid style. They kick off in their Explorer’s Lodge hotel, marveling at the atrium smell and the deluxe vibe, then navigate a full day of rides from Frozen Land to Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cart, tossing in plenty of banter about vegan options and labeling gaps at breakfast. The breakfast tasting is a standout moment, where they chase vegan-friendly choices amid ambiguous signage, discovering fresh soy milk, porridge, and a curious kongji konji porridge that grows on them despite labeling hiccups. The duo hustles to Frozen Land, chases a parade, and even tests a popcorn scoop that happens to be vegan, all while narrating the differences between HK Disneyland and Shanghai’s parks. A major highlight is their Crystal Lotus lunch at the Disneyland Hotel, where they savor a vegan dim sum feast and receive attentive service and a coupon discount, praising a
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Jess and Jay kick off the day at the Explorers Lodge and then explore the park, riding Frozen Land and Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cart, catching the 1:00 parade, and savoring a vegan friendly breakfast. They discover vegan options are limited and labeling can be confusing, especially around porridge and hash browns. A highlight is the vegan Disney dim sum at Crystal Lotus inside the Disneyland Hotel, where they commend the service, discuss allergens, and note a discount coupon tied to their room. They watch a Mickey show, ride the Star Tours style Stark Experience, and compare HK’s park scale to Shanghai’s. The day ends with a loop of shopping and a final walk through Mystic Mana, the Grizzly Gulch, and Main Street, followed by reflections on what made the trip special and plans for future visits, including a possible Orlando trip next week. Jess and Jay sign off grateful for the memories and teasing future rankings of Disney parks and hotels.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: Is the Crystal Lotus vegan friendly?
- A: Yes, they can do vegan dim sum with proper allergen labeling and staff were careful to confirm vegan items and substitutions.
