+ Follow HONG KONG DISNEYLAND HOTEL Tag
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[Title] => 10 things I love about Hong Kong Disneyland
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I am a certified Disneyland fanatic. I never tire of this magical place. I have been to Disneyland five times: twice in California, USA, once in Japan, and twice in Hong Kong. The Disneyland in Hong Kong is my favorite because it is more compact and intimate. It has the best rides and the best food choices. And since it’s closest to home, it’s the cheapest for a wannabe-frugal Pinoy like me.
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[Title] => Home of the hidden Mickeys
[Summary] => A visit to Hong Kong Disneyland wouldn’t be complete without a stay in one of their hotels. The Disneyland Hotel, based on turn-of-the-century architecture combined with all the modern amenities known to hotel life, is a Victorian girl’s dream come true. Plush lounge chairs covered in discreetly opulent chintz, gorgeous large chandeliers drape luxuriously from ornamented ceilings and quaint moldings are only a few of the things that separate this deluxe hotel from the rest of the pack.
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[Title] => Fairy tales do come true
[Summary] => Can you imagine growing up in a world without fairy tales? Come to think of it, the very concept of good and evil is first learned by a child through stories like Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and the like. Through heroes and villains in stories of faraway magical lands, enchanted gardens and princesses who find their Prince Charming, one vicariously identifies with the hero in his trials and feels victorious when good triumphs over evil. In fact, one of my favorite subjects during my graduate film studies at Boston University was Fairy Tales 101.
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HONG KONG DISNEYLAND HOTEL
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