There are several ways to make your way to Hong Kong’s Disneyland Resort.

By Plane:

If you’re arriving by plane, you’re in luck – Hong Kong International Airport actually resides on the same island as the Disneyland resort, so it’s a simple case of getting off the plane, through arrivals with your bags in tow, and onto one of the many direct trains to the resort itself.

By Car/Bus:

If you’re considering coming by car, consider a cross-border bus instead at long-distance from within China, as not only is this likely to be cheaper, it also means that you are able to enjoy the park without worrying how much it will cost to find parking inside or near the resort. Free shuttle buses also operate between the hotel and the park itself.

By Train:

If you are arriving by train, and (assumedly) coming from mainland China via the MTR (Mass Transit Railway), it’s simply a case of either getting a train that has the resort as its final destination, or changing to one that does once you reach the Disneyland Resort PTI (Public Transport Interchange).