Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Taking the train on Disneyland Railroad is nice if you're tired, but remember that seats are
few. Also it does not take you all the way around the park. There are two stops - at the en-
trance and in Fantasyland.
There's no need to stake out a position to watch the fireworks that come on at 8pm, unless
you're looking to take awesome photos. On the other hand, watching near the entrance will
allow a quick exit.
Going to Disneyland in the afternoon may let you make flexible use of your time and
avoid long lines. The park also takes on a special magic in the twilight hours (6pm to 9pm).
Eg the Jungle Cruise ride becomes a 'night safari', the Orbitron flying saucers at Tomorrow-
land are lit up and the constellation globe and the planets will be twinkling with fibre-optic
stars.
Boats & Trams
Peak Tram
Star Ferry
Cruise liner, barge, hydrofoil, fishing junk… Your mini-mariner will have a blast naming
passing vessels, as their own
tugboat
nimbly dodges the swipes of a gigantic dragon in tem-
pestuous Victoria Harbour.
Trams
Looking out of the window on the top deck of a narrow vehicle that rattles, clanks and
sways amid heavy traffic can be exhilarating.
MTR
The metro is interestingly colour-coded and full of myths and features of interest.
See 'Fun Facts & Fast Fiction' on
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for more.
Symphony of the Stars Lightshow
Children will be awestruck by the dance of laser beams projected from skyscrapers on both
sides of the harbour, to accompanying music. Bring the Darth Vader costume.
