Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Checking in at Shanghai airport was super easy and quick, taking approximately 45 minutes to complete the entire process, including immigration, baggage check, and security. (1:47)
- Tip 2Taxis from Hong Kong airport to the Disney Explorers Lodge are readily available, and the journey is straightforward. The cost was around 180 Hong Kong dollars (approximately £18). (2:07)
- Tip 3The Disney Explorers Lodge offers a warm and magical welcome, with Mickey Mouse greeting guests upon arrival. This sets a positive tone for the rest of the stay. (7:00)
- Tip 4The Explorers Lodge rooms are spacious, well-appointed, and feature a unique South American theme. Amenities include a mini-fridge, coffee machine, and plentiful storage space. (10:32)
- Tip 5Insect repellent is available at the pool entrance, a thoughtful provision for guests' comfort and protection from mosquitos. (20:59)
- Tip 6There is a special entrance for hotel guests to Hong Kong Disneyland, allowing for quicker access to the park. (48:49)
From Shanghai's PVG airport, the Hackett family embarks on a whirlwind journey to Hong Kong Disneyland. Their Air China Eastern flight is smooth, setting the stage for an unforgettable stay at the Disney Explorers Lodge. This isn't just another hotel; it's a breathtaking resort with South American theming, exceptional service, and Mickey Mouse himself welcoming them! The family explores their luxurious room, complete with stunning city views and thoughtful amenities. Their adventure continues with poolside relaxation and a delicious meal at one of the resort's fantastic restaurants, setting the scene for their upcoming days of magical adventures in Hong Kong Disneyland.
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The Hackett family's travel vlog documents their journey from Shanghai to Hong Kong Disneyland. Their adventure begins at Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG), where they efficiently navigate check-in and security. A Starbucks stop provides a caffeine boost before boarding their Air China Eastern flight to Hong Kong.
The flight is described as smooth and comfortable, with tasty in-flight meals. Upon arrival in Hong Kong, they easily secure a taxi to the Disney Explorers Lodge. The resort's exceptional service is immediately apparent, with a warm welcome from Mickey Mouse himself.
The family receives a personal tour of their stunning room, highlighting its luxurious amenities, spacious layout, and breathtaking views of the city. The room's South American theme is a unique touch. They also explore the resort's amenities, including a beautiful pool area.
The vlog features a detailed room tour, showcasing the thoughtful touches, such as toiletry sets with Mickey and Minnie Mouse designs, and plentiful storage space. The family enjoys a meal at one of the resort's restaurants, sampling delicious pizzas and other dishes. The vlog concludes with the family expressing their excitement for their upcoming days at Hong Kong Disneyland.
Throughout the vlog, the Hackett family shares personal anecdotes and observations, providing viewers with a glimpse into their unique travel experiences. Their enthusiasm is contagious, making the video an engaging and enjoyable watch. The video also features a product placement for Level 8 luggage, showcasing its features and benefits. The family’s positive experience at the Disney Explorers Lodge is a highlight, emphasizing the resort's exceptional service and luxurious accommodations.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: How was the check-in process at Shanghai Airport?
- A: Super easy and quick! We got through immigration, baggage, and security in about 45 minutes.
- Q: How did we get to the Disney Explorers Lodge from Hong Kong Airport?
- A: We took a taxi; it was super simple and only cost around 180 Hong Kong dollars.
- Q: What was the best part of the Disney Explorers Lodge?
- A: The welcome from Mickey Mouse was amazing, and the rooms are gorgeous and spacious, with a beautiful view of the city!
- Q: How much did dinner cost at World of Color?
- A: It was 86 Hong Kong dollars, which is about £8. The pizzas were a bit pricey, around £30 each.
- Q: What are the ice creams like at Hong Kong Disneyland?
- A: They're bigger than they look in the pictures! We got a Lina Bell, which was a chocolate mousse with strawberry sauce, and a Stitch one, which was blue raspberry. They were delicious!
