How do you get to Hong Kong Disneyland?
By MTR
The easiest way is the MTR, Hong Kong's metro. Take the Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay station and change there, on the opposite platform, to the Disneyland Resort Line. This runs to Disneyland Resort station, right by the entrance.
According to the park, you can reach it in about 30 minutes from Hong Kong and Kowloon MTR stations. Trains run every few minutes all day, from early in the morning until late in the evening. You pay with an Octopus card, a contactless bank card or your phone.
By coach
Public buses from Long Win Bus, Citybus and New Lantao Bus run to the resort's bus terminus (PTI). A few examples (as of November 2026):
- R8: from Lantau Link Interchange, frequently during the day (HK$ 7.4). This is where you change from the A and E buses.
- 36: from Tung Chung, a few times a day (HK$ 10.7).
- R33 and R42: from Tuen Mun and Tai Wai, at set times.
Cross-border coaches run to the resort from mainland China and Macau, including via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge.
By taxi
In Hong Kong, the colour of a taxi tells you where it's allowed to operate. Red taxis serve the city, green ones the New Territories and blue ones only Lantau. All three can go to the resort. Drop-off and pick-up is at the bus terminus (PTI).
By car
Driving yourself? Take Route 8 and then exit 5 onto Penny's Bay Highway. At the roundabouts, follow Magic Road and then Fantasy Road. The car park has around 1,400 car spaces and is open from 8:30am until two hours after closing time.
Parking costs HK$ 280 per day for a car and HK$ 140 for a motorbike (as of November 2026). There's a free charging point for electric cars. In Hong Kong, you drive on the left.