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attraction, Sleeping Beauty’s Castle. Here characters will arrive every 30 minutes of the hour so look around. They start at 10:30 am and end at 5:30 pm. If you would prefer to visit Disneyland at night then grab some dinner at the Royal Banquet Hall in Fantasyland,
DISNEYLAND
the happiest place on earth...With princesses fluttering around and heros out to save the day Disneyland is full of fun and adventure. In 2012 & 2014 three new ‘lands’ will be opening up, increasing Disneyland’s size and doubling its amount of rides. These new lands are called Grizzly Trail (opening in 2012), Mystic Point, and Toy Story Land.
Hong Kong Disneyland may be the happiest place on Earth but it is also one of the most crowded. The long lines can be quite obnoxious especially during peak park hours. By using relative location and arriving at certain times your stay at Disneyland may be a happier one. Relative location basically means Minding your destination in relation to other places, landmarks, or compass directions. Hong Kong Disneyland is located in the northeastern tip of Lantau Island. You can arrive there via MTR, car, bus, ferry, or taxi. The cheapest and most common way is by the means of the MTR line. Take the Tung Chung line to Sunny Bay station and transfer
to the Disneyland Resort line. It goes directly to the Disneyland Park. Walk straight out of the MTR station so that you pass under the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort sign. Follow the wide path and pass the fountain with the statue of a giant whale and mickey standing on top of it. You will arrive at a long row of ticket booths.
The park hours are from 10:30am to 8:00pm so if you want to beat the afternoon crowds then it is best to go early. Once you are inside the park you will arrive at bustling Main Street. This is where you can purchase souvenirs and shop. Walk straight to the street’s end and you will see Disney’s main
Hong Kong Disneyland is the only Disneyland located in
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the rides
What’s your favorite ‘land’?
Buzz Light-Year in
Tomorrowland
which is straight through the castle gates, and head back to Main Street to get a full view of the dazzling Mireworks and marvelous parade.
To the right of the magniMicent castle is Tomorrowland and to the left is Adventureland. Head over to Space Mountain in Tomorrowland Mirst while the lines are shorter. There is a separate line for people who don’t mind riding the attraction alone which is much faster than the queue for groups. If roller coasters are not for you then walk straight from the Space Mountain exit across the pathway to Fantasyland where it is sure to be sweeter. Spin in some teacups in front of the “It’s a small world” ride and then head over to Adventureland to travel along on the perilous jungle river cruise. To do so walk straight passed the brightly colored Cinderella Carousel and the Dumbo the Flying Elephant rides. Proceed
along the path with the Liki Tikis and you will soon see a large sign proclaiming that you have arrived at the Jungle River Cruise.
By the time you have Minished playing on these three rides the park will have started to become more crowded. Enjoy the rest of the entertainment until you tire out. If you are inside Fantasyland then go to the Fantasy Train Station behind the Cinderella Carousel, which will take you directly to the front of Main Street, USA. Head back to the MTR station and board the train. For those who are staying in one of the Disneyland hotels walk past the MTR station and take a left. Walk straight to the bus station where busses leave every 15 to 20 minutes to the hotels. Overall Disneyland is a small park in comparison to Disney World and other Disneylands but it can still be a fun day trip as long as you plan ahead.
Adventureland FantasylandTomorrowland Main Street
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Got a GPS? Go on an adventure using absolute location to find Disneyland.Absolute location is one way of identifying where a place is. As deMined by About.com, absolute location is “a point on the earth’s surface expressed by a coordinate system such as latitude and longitude.” Absolute location can also be written as a precise address. Road maps, atlases and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) all use absolute location. It is a description of a place independent of other places. There are four identiMiers of absolute location: longitude and latitude, Prime Meridian, Tropic of Capricorn/Cancer, and the International Dateline.
The difference between absolute and relative location:
Absolute location is where a place is located through a coordinate system whereas relative location is where a place is located relative to other landmarks.
Alphanumeric location is a method of Minding absolute location. It is a system
that uses an a lphanumeric gr id . An alphanumeric grid consists of lines that split a map into squares with letter along the side and numbers across the top and bottom.
CAN YOU FIND YOUR WAY THROUGH THE MAZE?
ABSOLUTE LOCATION
DISNEYLAND HONG KONG DISNEYLAND HOTEL
SPACE MOUNTAIN
Absolute location is split into four sections: Direction (NESW)- Hours- Minutes- Seconds. Below are the absolute locations of—
D i s n e y l a n d — E114º02’26.88”
H o n g K o n g Disneyland Hotel— N22º18’33.12”
Space Mountain— N22º18’59.04”
It’s Absolute!
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Learn about scales, alphanumeric location, symbols, and compasses.
A map is used to Mind and locate a simpliMied view of the Earth. It consists of four parts, an alphanumeric grid, scale, compass and the legends. These are the four key components of the map and each has it’s own certain speciMics of the map.Normally a map would usually have an alphanumeric grid but since Disneyland’s map is a theme park there is no need for one.
Scales are used in most maps to determine the distance of that particular view, of place or land. You will notice that it might be shown as a statement scale; for example 1 cm= 1 km. Meaning that each centimetre is equivalent to 1 Kilometre. However, the map that is shown above doesn’t have a statement scale. Compasses are used to show the direction of the area you are heading to. At the top right edge of the map is a compass. Normally it’s a simply arrow or a compass rose, often but not always.
There are three types of symbols to understand in using the legend; Area colours, Line symbols,
Point symbols. Area colours: used for larger areas s natural features, lakes, parks and cities.
Line symbols: May connect place (roads, railroads, rivers) or divide them (Boundaries). Point symbols: Uses small design for towns, campgrounds, and other human activities. Disneyland map shows four sections of each theme, Main Street U.S.A, Tomorrowland, Fantasyland and Adventureland. These four sections in the map show the boundaries between the parks. Also each section has point symbols; showing
restaurants, rides and toilets.
The difference between absolute and relative location:Absolute location is where a place is located through a coordinate system whereas relative location is where a place is located relative to other landmarks. Alphanumeric location is a method of Minding absolute location. It is a system that uses an alphanumeric grid. An alphanumeric grid consists of lines that split a map into squares with letter along the side and numbers across the top and bottom.
What makes a map a map?
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Reclaimed LandDisneyland’s construction began in January 2003. The theme park was built on reclaimed land causing many controversies along the way. Environmental activists had warned that reclamation would disrupt sea life, pollute waters by releasing toxins into the sea and that air pollution would be a serious issue both during construction and after-‐ daily Mirework display. Many Mish in Ma Wan have died as a result of Disneyland’s reclamation. The construction of the theme park resort required: 2 million cubic meters of top soil to support the site, 57 km worth of pipelines, 11km of cables, and a thousand manholes. According to a HKSAR government press release the project was estimated to cost $14.1 billion to build, net economic beneMits reach “$148 billion over 40 years”. The land premium for phase I of Disneyland was $4 billion. Thus the projected beneMits outweigh the environmental costs of the man-‐made land.
Space Mountain“The theme park’s only roller coaster was hard to build.” Said Wan Yu Man, a construction manager. Designed by Vekoma,
Space Mountain is an indoor roller-‐coaster located in Tommorowland and has a total track length of 1052 meters. The track is 22.7m high with its largest drop of 5.15m high. Slanted steel beams were attached to form a cone shaped roof for the cylindrical structure, in which the roller coaster lies in. This site is the tallest structure within Hong Kong Disneyland. Its unusual shape resembles a crater from outer space.
Visual EnhancementsIn order to avoid as many visual obstructions as possible, Disneyland has adopted a method of using natural resources, like trees to shield the publics view of less aesthetically pleasing man-‐made sites such as CLP power stations and service areas.
SafetyAnother manmade feature of Disneyland is its ‘wild animals’. Those who visit Adventureland can see many safari animals all of which have been built by humans. These animals function
as machines and repeatedly do certain movements to mimic real animals. Though some argue using fake animals deMies the purpose of the safari tour, the most signiMicant beneMits such animals present is that they do not pose as any form of danger for visitors and do not require extensive care.
Queuing UpHong Kong Disneyland is the world’s smallest Disney style theme park and being the only one in China, is extremely crowded. Each ride or show has a speciMic area cut off for lining up. The area for all these sections takes up a signiMicant proportion of Disneyland’s space. Mickey’s Philhar Magic for instance has a portion of its line covered by a roof, which can be very useful during days with bad weather. Many visitors complain about long lines. Anna, a mother of 3 Disney fans, said: “(when it
building disneylandWith a total of 39 attractions and entertainment sites, the construction of Disneyland was not an easy task.
Space Mountain in
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is crowded) We often reach the line and see a sign saying we must wait for 2 or more hours. My children are young, they cannot wait patiently for that long.” A Fastpass option is also available for visitors who opt to take shorter lines by retrieving tickets from man-‐made machines that allocate a time in which they can come back to enjoy the ride. To further address this issue, Disneyland should open more single rider lines for visitors, so they can enjoy shorter waits. This can be done by using metal railings to mark a separate area for those who wish to visit attractions on their own, or would not like to line up for so long.
ShopsAt the end of almost every attraction there is a themed shop for people to stop by. These shops are indoor and air-‐conditioned, however they are often the only exit from rides, thus those who do not wish to
buy anything must pass through. In addition there are many mobile stands that sell various snacks, positioned throughout the theme park. For the majority these booths are considered to be a convenience, however a number of visitors feel that they block pathways.
Hotel ConstructionDisneyland currently has two hotels: Disneyland Hotel and Disneyland Hollywood Hotel. The hotels contain 400 and 600 rooms, and are 6 stories and 8 stories high respectively. Disneyland Hotel was constructed based on a 20th century theme, whereas the Hollywood Hotel has a more entertainment-‐based theme. At the peak of construction, Disneyland had approximately 4000 construction workers working at various sites with some located at both hotels.
“$148 billion over 40 years”
What are these photos of?
Top photo - The last part of the Sleeping beauty castle is being attached. Middle photo - Space mountain during the construction of Tomorrowland.Bottom photo - Laying out Adventureland.Bottom Left side photo - The fountain along the pathway to the park. It is used as a way to trap luck using Feng Shui.
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Minnie MouseWhat’s one word that sums up Disneyland? I believe that I’ll need two. Crowded and magical, in that exact order. I’ve worked at Disneyland for 4 years now and the magic of this environment is starting to wear off. The majority of the visitors are from Mainland China making the atmosphere crowded and noisy. Most of them come on tours in large groups, which add to the lengthy queues. On a good day visitors will take multitudes of photos and shop for all the souvenirs that they can hold. Families are the main sightseers but couples and friends like to come as well.
All of us actors must don our costumes and smiles no matter the day. The summer weather can be quite hot and the characters with full body suits, such as myself, feel as though we’re roasting in
tinfoil. The children can be very cute, as they all believe us to be real. Most of them are quite shy while of few of them are extraordinarily bold. They love to ask us questions but being Minnie mouse I’m not supposed to be able to talk so instead I have to mime out the answers.
We are required to be able to speak Cantonese and English so that we can communicate with the visitors. All of the attractions are quite innocent and are built on the theme of childish fun along with masses of heroic characters
from Disney’s stories that roam the park. The younger girls tend to be quite exited when they discover a princess at the castle while the young boys are overjoyed at the sight of Buzz Light-Year. Everything here is G-‐rated so all audiences can enjoy the rides, entertainment, facilities, and characters.
An interview with Minnie
Mouse
disney’s culture
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SuriI love going to Disneyland because I can see all of the fairytales come to life. Fantasyland is my favorite part of Disneyland because I can meet all the princesses and characters. I wore my own princess dress and was so excited when I spotted a princess wearing the exact same one as me! She was really sweet and her name was Aurora. Mom took loads of photos and gave me my own tiara! It is so exciting coming here with all of these rides, princesses, and sweets. When I met Minnie Mouse she was really kind to me and smiled the entire time. I asked her lots of questions about what it was like to live in Disneyland and how Mickey was
doing and she acted out all of the answers.
Everything at Disneyland seems so magical and surreal. The rides are super-‐cute and my favorite is Cinderella’s Carousel. Last time I went to Disneyland, Princess Aurora stole me from my parents and handed me over to Cinderella. She then walked to the castle with Prince Charming and told him that she needed to change her shoes. I was going to go inside the castle with her to the rows of glass slippers but then my Dad found me and took me away. I wish I could of stayed with Cinderella because she was so caring. Next time that I visit Disneyland I can’t wait to see her!
her eXperience
Meeting the Characters Suri’s Mother This was our first time visiting Disneyland with Suri and we are sure to be visiting again soon! Suri had such a wonderful time with the characters who were all very sweet and kind to her. Although it was quite crowded we had purchased Fast Passes making the queues shorter for us and mineralize Suri’s impatience.
“Minnie Mouse is my
favorite character!”
A little girl (Suri Cruise, age 6) let us interview her about her experience at Disneyland. See first hand what it is like inside a child’s mind when the characters appear.
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Disneyland has some unique land features however most of those land features are reclaimed lands.
Before constructing Disneyland’s 5th resort in Penny Bay, Hong Kong’s Lantau Island, the SAR Government undertook a massive land reclamation project. Because Lantau Island has somewhat high elevations of land, making it difHicult to construct rides. The project has an expandable land of 310 acres, which to place the park with hotels and recreation centre and Inspiration Lake.
One of the good advantages of Hong Kong’s Disneyland resort was that it is near the ocean, which a dock was constructed.
Hong Kong has a subtropical climate with four distinct seasons, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 33°C. While summer bringing typhoon season from May to September, the Hong Kong Disneyland resort has some regulations of inclement weather. To insure the guests safety, from red to black rainstorm and typhoon signal 1 to 9 or 10. Each has it’s own regulations for different circumstances.
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What is Hong Kong Disneyland’s view and contribution to the local environment?
Working with the CommunityHong Kong Disneyland is well aware of its growing waste production. In order to prove to the public that it cares about the community and the environment Disneyland has hosted many ‘green’ activities. There is a nature walk where students can hike around Disneyland Resort and are given a choice between 5 different trails. Each hiking group is provided with an Eco-‐guide who will discuss why it is important to protect the environment and bring awareness towards different plants and trees. They’ve also created the Disney’s environmental challenge where it visits schools to educate children about waste reduction, saving energy, saving water, and helping to keep the air clean. So far 350,000 students have participated in this activity. Furthermore, Disneyland Hong Kong is a Mirm supporter of Earth Day. Volunteers visit young children and teach them about the importance of conserving resources through games and activities. In 2007 Disneyland created the Go Out to the Wild activity where volunteers and their families can plant trees. Overall Hong Kong Disneyland is mindful of their environmental
contribution and wishes to improve on their environmental action and public image.
Environmental ManagementDisneyland’s method of maintaining an appropriate level of is to:• Comply with local laws and regulations• Raising awareness on environmental actions• Seeking and driving environmental initiatives above local requirements.One of the theme park’s environmental initiatives is energy conservation whereby they have used various alternative technologies in order to cut down electricity costs and save energy. For instance, Disneyland uses water-‐cooled air conditioning systems instead of air-‐cooled-‐air conditioning systems as they are much more energy efMicient. In addition, guest and back of house areas use energy saving lights instead of regular inefMicient incandescent light bulbs. There are also motion sensors in guest rooms to detect when the rooms are empty and turn off air conditioning.
human environmental interactionIs Disneyland a positive addition to Lantau?
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Hong King Disneyland is the world’s smallest Disneyland which is one of the main reasons why most people don’t enjoy visiting. Over crowded, long lines, and annoyed visitors have contributed to Disneyland’s losses. Throughout the years since its opening in 2005 Disneyland has continuously lost money and in 2010 Disneyland lost $718 million HKD, their best year since they opened! Hong Kong Disneyland is aware of its losses and has constructed a plan to make the park better for the visitors and their wallets.
Hong Kong Disneyland expansion will include 3 new ‘land’s; Toy Story Land, Frontierland (also known as Grizzly Trail), and Mystic Point. These lands will be to the left of Adventureland and increase the size of the park by 23%, helping to spread out the crowds. These
new attractions will draw new visitors and increase Disney’s annual income. By doing so Disneyland will be able to improve Disneyland in the future. Having a range of new rides will also make the park more interesting, driving previous visitors to come explore. These three lands were chosen based on feedback from visitors, proving that Disneyland cares about its guests opinions and takes them seriously. The main feedback that they received was that there were not enough rides for young adults (people aged 18-‐25). So guess what? They’re building them! Two of the three lands are directed at young adults, Frontierland and Mystic Point.
Toy Story Land Toy Story Land is aimed at younger children. The idea for
The new roller-coaster
The new lands... Top: Toy Story land. Here oversized toys become exciting rides.
Middle: Mystic Point. A haunted house, garden, and restaurant are its main attractions.
Bottom: Grizzly Trail.
upcoming lands
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sketches
Sketches from the Main Attractions Top: The single cars for the trackless ride system inside Mystic Manor.
Middle: Inside the roller coaster in Frontierland before it shoots out into the outdoor section.
Bottom: A booby trap inside Mystic Manor where arrows are shot across unexpecting guests.
this park came from the movie Toy Story and the toys coming to life when their owner, Andy, is away. Oversized toys have been transformed into kid friendly rides so that the kids can have fun while still feeling safe. New rides include a shuttle coaster and a drop-‐style parachute. Another great quality about this ‘land’ is that it changes people’s scale. By surrounding visitors with life size toys visitors will feel as though they truly are the size of a toy! This will provide guests with multiple photo opportunities for their memorable visit.
Mystic PointMystic Point is one of the two
new lands aimed at young adults. Located in a supernatural rainforest where dark events occur, Mystic Manor can be found. Inside the manor a trackless ride system takes visitors through each room inside the mysterious house. There are booby traps and magical tikis spread throughout the Manor to make the ride a more exciting one. Mystic Point is also home to a bewitching garden Milled with illusions and mythological Migures. An Archive Shop Milled with souvenirs and Adventure’s Club diner is also being built. With a haunted theme Mystic Point is sure to attract more teenagers then before.
Frontierland Frontierland is the second of the two new ‘lands’ aimed at young adults. Also known as Grizzly Trail it will be home to the parks new roller coaster (Big Grizzly Mountain Coaster) that
runs through an abandoned mine shaft! This roller coaster’s track rides around the entire ‘land’ with inside and outside areas. It will include an area where it will ride backwards and animated bears will pop out from random areas. Guests can visit the town Grizzly Gluch which is being been being tormented by bears. Water geysers and leaking structures around distributed around the town adding to the number of attractions. An old time jail house is also included to boost guest’s interest along with an Old Saloon and shop at the Bear Necessities stand for souvenirs and mining supplies. The train circulating Disneyland is connected to these three new lands and has a station at each of them.
Arguments for ExpansionDisneyland’s expansions will almost double the number of workers at the theme park. There are currently approximately 18,000 workers within Disneyland that have been allocated amongst 3 different lands, the addition of 3 extra lands: Mystic Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, and Toy Story Land, can therefore be estimated to add another 18,000 workers to the park.
Disneyland’s jobs are divided into three sectors: operations, entertainment and professional positions. New jobs will include: cleaners, chefs, waiters, gardeners, costuming cast members, duty managers operations team, attraction operators, characters, dancers, musicians, vocalists, entertainment technical operators, and staff in areas like:
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Financial Management, Human Resources, Business Technology, Legal, Marketing, Sales, and Public Affairs. An increase in jobs will help the Hong Kong economy as more people will have jobs meaning that less will be dependent on government aid and those who get jobs at Disneyland will have more disposable income, enabling them to spend more.
The Hong Kong Government owns 57% of Disneyland. An expansion of the theme park will help generate more revenue for Disney as they can have a higher total capacity and more people will be spending money once they arrive at Disneyland. Therefore the Government will have
increasing Minancial beneMits after the three new lands are open for visitors.
Disneyland is one of the main attractions in Hong Kong, bringing more tourists into the city. "The hotel district in Disneyland may well develop into a sort of trendy nightlife area, similar to Lai Kwai Fong and Soho," Mr Lu said. This means that not only will the theme park attract family tourists but it will also attract tourist that are in their mid-‐20s. Compared to family tourists, young adults have more freedom in spending money, which will give Hong Kong a bigger economic boost.
Money Spent on the Hong Kong Disneyland project in Billions
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