New HKDL Construction Pixs

[jrriddle]

A few here:

http://forum.aceboard.net/p-931-5737-53307-0.htm

Quite a few here:

http://disneytheque.free.fr/hong kong disneyland/mars2004/index.htm

 

[cherrynegra]

Thanks jrriddle. I'd seen some of those photos, but I also noticed that they added a lot of updated ones as well. I spoke to a friend of mine who knows HK and she said that it's in a very beautiful part of the island.

Crazy thought, but maybe we should try and get a group to head to DHK for opening.:sohappy:

 

[jrriddle]

Hmmm not so crazy...we'll talk.
I've been to Japan, never Hong Kong/China.

Notice p17 The Fantasyland Rides include Pooh, Philharmagic, Teacups and Festival of Fools.

P33 Tomorrowland has the Orbitron & Buzz.

Any other pictures/info you can point me towards?

The location does look really beautiful.

 

[cherrynegra]

The photos you've provided are the only ones I've seen

jrriddle, when is DHK scheduled to open?

 

[jrriddle]

I have not heard anything official, besides the 2005/2006.
I'll recheck when I get home, there might be some more info in the Annual Report.
Maybe one of our Hong Kong posters can help?

 

[jrriddle]

I'll also ask "Joe in Japan" over at Mouse Info. The guy is a wealth of information.

 

[jrriddle]

Best info so far:
Completion April-August 2005
Opening October -December 2005

 

[imagineer boy]

Originally posted by jrriddle
Festival of Fools.

No, its Festival of Foods. I guess it will be some sort of restuaunt.

 

[mkt]

Originally posted by jrriddle
http://disneytheque.free.fr/hong kong disneyland/mars2004/index.htm

heh... that guy has the same source I have.

I wish I would've seen this earlier.. lol

 

[JackSkellington]

Hong Kong. Wow......:lol:

 

[BenS]

Railroad Tracks seem to be in place, and I can make out Big Thunder Mountain as well.

 

[WeirdOne]

Originally posted by BenS
Railroad Tracks seem to be in place, and I can make out Big Thunder Mountain as well.

Sorry, guess again. No Frontierland. - The WeirdOne

 

[Dolfijn]

Originally posted by WeirdOne
Sorry, guess again. No Frontierland. - The WeirdOne

Indeed, and still they push HKDL as beeing the closest to Walt Disneys original ideas.

I wonder how long HKDL will have to do without a Frontierland. The lake which is used for the Jungle Cruise is the same shape and in the same place as the lake on which the Mark Twain sails in the real original Disneyland. Maybe this part of HKDL will be setteled by cowboys in the future.

 

[WeirdOne]

Um, no Jungle Cruise either I'm afraid. - The WeirdOne

 

[BenS]

Originally posted by WeirdOne
Um, no Jungle Cruise either I'm afraid. - The WeirdOne

No Frontierland and no Jungle Cruise? Are they only expecting locals? Because I don't think anyone would travel to the other side of the world for that

 

[moth2lite]

Originally posted by BenS
No Frontierland and no Jungle Cruise? Are they only expecting locals? Because I don't think anyone would travel to the other side of the world for that

There is Jungle Cruise but no Frontierland.

They expect two third visitors from mainlana China and local, one-third from other countries.

 

[cherrynegra]

I remember reading complaints that the HK park wasn't going to contain most of the rides found in the others. Are you guys saying that they won't even have certain lands??? What lands are they putting into the HK park?

 

[WeirdOne]

Originally posted by moth2lite
There is Jungle Cruise but no Frontierland.

Are you sure about the Jungle Cruise. I could have sworn it was not included. Show me the press release. - The WeirdOne

 

[imagineer boy]

Can anyone tell me which rides are and aren't supposed to be comming to the park?

 

[jrriddle]

Tomorrowland- Space Mountain, Orbitron, Buzz.

Fantasyland- Pooh, Philharmagic, Teacups, Dumbo, Carrousel, Fantasy Garden.

Adventureland- Tarzan Isalnd (treehouse?), Lion King show, Jungle cruise.

Not alot.

Rumours I've heard for Phase 2- Little Mermaid Dark ride (old one), Jungle themed Haunted Mansion.