Daytime Dreams and Nighttime Starlight: Disney Castle + Victoria Harbour Nightscape

Day 1: Arrival → Check-in at Disney Explorers Lodge → Initial Park Exploration Afternoon/Evening: Upon arriving in Hong Kong, take a taxi or pre-arranged transfer for a convenient 15–20 minute ride directly to the hotel. Affordable and hassle-free. ✨ After check-in, enjoy character-themed dining and photo opportunities at the hotel restaurant. Spend the afternoon exploring the park, then return to Disney Explorers Lodge for a restful night. Accommodation: Disney Explorers Lodge Features four themed gardens, an outdoor pool, and three restaurants: Dragon Wind, World of Color, and Chart Room Café. Room rates start at approximately HKD 2,380 (around USD 305), excluding tax. Day 2: Full Day at Disneyland → Check-out → Check-in at Hyatt Centric Morning: Skipping the hotel breakfast with character interactions this time (because we want to sleep in and head straight to the park for fun!). Enjoy the park with early entry, but without purchasing Premier Access. Evening: After watching the fireworks show, retrieve your luggage and take a taxi directly to North Point. Check-in at Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour upon arrival. At night, take the Star Ferry to enjoy "A Symphony of Lights" light show or stroll along the Avenue of Stars. Accommodation: Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour — Sea view rooms range from HKD 1,465–2,305, including breakfast and service fees but excluding a 3% tax. Day 3: Victoria Peak/Sky100 → West Kowloon Cultural District → Hotel Pool and Bar Nightscape Morning: Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, then head to Central to take the tram to Victoria Peak or visit Sky100. Afternoon: Explore Victoria Dockside/K11 MUSEA, admire the Victoria Harbour waterfront views, shop, and take photos. Evening: Relax at the hotel’s 23rd-floor pool, fitness center, and CRUISE bar, soaking in the stunning infinity sea views. Day 4: Have breakfast at the hotel, followed by a short trip to West Kowloon/ Tsim Sha Tsui → Departure Recommendation: West Kowloon Cultural District/Waterfront Promenade.