HKDL gets new castle, frozen land and marvel land.

[HKDLer]

They could build some shade structures if they truly cared about that. It looks more like they're just too cheap to tear it out even though the ride closed years ago.

Well this is Disney run by HK accountants.

 

[PiratesMansion]

Well this is Disney run by HK accountants.

If the resort was 100% run by Disney that Autopia flyover would probably still be there exactly as it is today because the remnants of Autopia situation in Hong Kong isn't that different from the Peoplemover situation in California (I suppose the HK situation is by comparison less offensive, but there are some clear similarities between them).

But it just shouldn't be there anymore. It's tacky now that they've demo-d everything else. Disney's all "We care about show, it's the Disney Difference" but then leave things like this around that prove the company's parks fundamentally aren't as different from other operators as they like to pretend they are.

 

[616.1314]

Oh my god! Thank you so much for sharing all these show test videos.
They look good. Can't wait for the Park to re-open (IDK when tho).

 

[616.1314]

Name and logo of the new firework spectaculars unveiled:

 

[wtyy21]

I sees the current trend that the naming of some new Disney's nighttime spectacular has just one syllable, for example: Momentous, Harmonious, Illuminate, etc. Interestingly, HKDL one was originally named as Cherish the Memories.

 

[MisterPenguin]

I sees the current trend that the naming of some new Disney's nighttime spectacular has just one syllable, for example: Momentous, Harmonious, Illuminate, etc. Interestingly, HKDL one was originally named as Cherish the Memories.

You mean just one name and not one syllable?

 

[No Name]

You mean just one name and not one syllable?

You mean just one word and not one name?

 

[MisterPenguin]

You mean just one word and not one name?

It's a fair cop.

 

[tomy117]

Hong Kong Disneyland reopens on the 21st of April.

 

[IMDREW]

 

[DisneyDean97]

Do we know when this Frozen Land is going to open?

 

[SweetDuffy101]

Do we know when this Frozen Land is going to open?

wasnt this land delayed until 2024.
Disneysea Version in 2023.
Walt Disney Studios version in 2025.

 

[jrhwdw]

Doesn't look like HKDL's new Nighttime Spectacular Debuts when HKDL Reopens.......Any date floating around?????

 

[LittleMerman]

wasnt this land delayed until 2024.
Disneysea Version in 2023.
Walt Disney Studios version in 2025.

I found this article from Nov 2021 that says it will be open in Hong Kong in 2022 but I don't know how reliable that is:

https://allears.net/2021/11/20/update-on-hong-kong-disneys-new-frozen-themed-land/

 

[616.1314]

Omg look at all those details! Can't wait for its completion!

 

[IMDREW]

Looks very impressive! HKDL needed a land like this.

 

[DisneyDean97]

wasnt this land delayed until 2024.
Disneysea Version in 2023.
Walt Disney Studios version in 2025.

Oh wow, I feel like Hong Kong's has to open before Tokyo's. HKDL is way further along, and I'm assuming all of Tokyo's Fantasy Springs section will open all at once

 

[tomy117]

I found this article from Nov 2021 that says it will be open in Hong Kong in 2022 but I don't know how reliable that is:

https://allears.net/2021/11/20/update-on-hong-kong-disneys-new-frozen-themed-land/

2022 is very impossible as the main focus of 2022 is nighttime spectacular, 2023 is more likely. After that, it may take a couple of years to have a brand new entertainment i.e. Marvel Land.

 

[jrhwdw]

2022 is very impossible as the main focus of 2022 is nighttime spectacular, 2023 is more likely. After that, it may take a couple of years to have a brand new entertainment i.e. Marvel Land.

When do you think the Nighttime Spectacular will open?

 

[HKDLer]

When do you think the Nighttime Spectacular will open?

Good news today: non-HK residents can enter HK from May! So May is a good bet. Also, Frozen test and adjust won’t begin until December this year, I’d say Summer 2023 is the earliest opening time.