This is the theatre that houses the show called Mickey and the Wondrous Book. The theatre is nice…read moreand updated, seating a lot of people. The show was one of the best Disney Parks and cruise shows I've seen. It's a great story featuring Mickey, reviewing a lot of musical numbers from various movies. The singing and dancing were very good. Costumes and acting very good. There is enough English to understand what is going on, and subtitles when English is not spoken. All songs are sung in English. I highly recommend not missing this one!

The Frozen Ever After experience is amazing!…read more It's a complete contrast between the Tokyo Disney Sea Fantasy Springs edition The elaborate detail and intricate design truly makes it feel like you're in arrondale No spoilers given: but this is a water ride! You may get wet! Fun times ahead I definitely recommend the early access pass and going straight to Frozen Land. Seems like that's what everybody at the park was going towards! 5 minute wait vs. 2 hours at a later time

Chinese Opera at Ko Shan Theater in Kowloon, Hong Kong…read more.. My friend got us tickets online for about $45 USD. We were quite thrilled to see an authentic performance in Hong Kong! However, I couldn't understand a word. There were no subtitles... haha! My friend translated a complex plot for me. It was full of intrigue and action! The costumes were exquisite! The backdrops were outstanding! The music was wonderful! The singing was excellent! The choreography (which included backflips, splits, martial arts moves, and somersaults) was amazing! The theater is cozy, clean, air conditioned, and has a convenient restroom. The seats were comfortable and our view was clear even though we were in the middle of the fifth row. We arrived and left via taxi which was quite reasonable! I wouldn't mind supporting the arts again!

The architecture and Grand Theater venue at Xiqu are simply stunning. We came here to watch Lea…read moreSalonga perform and enjoyed the show and acoustics so much. The staff were helpful in directing us to our seats or the restrooms as needed, and it never felt too congested even if it was a full house. Of course, don't arrive to your show at the last minute. Be sure to come early enough to admire and explore the building, use the restrooms early enough, before your show.

Interesting entrance to the building opening up to an oval ceiling. There are some restaurants…read moreinside the building and it's directly linked to the Austin road MTR station. Pretty convenient site.

Closer to a 3.5 experience but I'm feeling generous this evening…read more What exactly IS a Clockenflap anyway? Other than being extremely fun to say, I don't think anyone really knows... not even the founders. That's part of the whimsical charm, eh? This festival was definitely one of the best-organized that I've attended... and I've gone to many, many music festivals. I caught the festival bug when I was 15 (yep, my first Lollapalooza way back when it was still a traveling festival) and since then, I've attended them in different cities, states, and even countries. Show me an excellent line-up of artists and I'm there! Only the Clockenflap line-up is the festival's Achilles heel. Look, I'm completely down with supporting unknown, emerging artists but at the prices Clockenflap is charging? Almost $100 USD for a one-day ticket felt a bit like robbery. Pitchfork Festival certainly didn't charge those kinds of prices when they were first starting out. In fact, they still don't! At Pitchfork you'll get a 3-day pass for a fair $180 USD and the sweet and smug satisfaction that you're definitely seeing several bands that are on their way up, up, up. The not-so-stellar line-up, however, also means this festival isn't crazy crowded... how nice! You'll have plenty of room to occupy space without getting violated by a stranger's elbow or worse, assaulted by their beer. And the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade is gorgeous, by day or night. Simply walking around with your friends while sipping on a cider and taking in insane waterfront views of Hong Kong while catching bits of live music - made for one of my best Saturdays here yet. Clockenflap organizers did a super job of curating some stellar food choices... there was also plenty to choose from for my vegetarian friend which was a nice bonus. And the official festival merchandise is the bee's knees! But also super pricey. I eventually gave in and purchased a beanie I had my eye on, but it set me back $30 USD. For a beanie. Maybe the coolest beanie ever, but still: ouch! Probably the most impressive organizational aspect of the fest is that it's completely cash-free. Upon arrival, simply load your wristband with cash and voila! You're free to move around the plane. If you're left with a balance, you're able to easily transfer the funds for free to your local bank account. Sorry, international visitors, but you'll have to pay a small fee for the service. Still, this is a concept all major festivals should embrace! So yeah... I'd do it again.

It really depends on how you view it. Tickets are pricey compared to other large scale festivals in…read moreHong Kong, and gosh you need to buy your own drinks and food in the venue, and they ain't cheap either. And yet, if you are comparing to music concerts in general, yet the price is in a reasonable ballpark. If you are lucky enough to have all your favourite artists / groups all schedule to perform on the same day/night, you are in for a treat. And yes, Clockenflap is getting better and better inviting heavyweight performers. For instance, we were there on Friday, watching The Anello, Clean Bandit, Damien Rice, and Love Psychedelico back to back. The other side stages, like Silent Disco and Cinema Silenzio, are pretty much optional, acting much like placeholders to fill the void in the vast space of West Kowloon Cultural District, but there are still fans into those. Last note, the payment method is probably the best among all festivals. wrist bracelet with chip attached, never have to concern about losing your silly tokens or top-up card. You can also refund the residual amount online, to a local or international bank account. Can't top that.

Do you love Star Tours at the Anaheim Disneyland, do you love wearing 3D glasses, do you love…read moregetting shaken like a dice into of cup for fun? If you answered yes to any of the questions, then you are going to love the Iron Man Experience at Disneyland HK. The displays for the line is very impressive, with models of the ships you see on the ride. The setup is just like StarTours, including the ride sitting arrangement. Of course like any Marvel movie, Stan Lee even makes an appearance. He shows up for the safety video. The best part, JARVIS speaks Chinese during the ride and Tony Starks answers in English. Super fun ride, we rode on it at least three times during the day.

This was just like Star Tours back home in Anahiem's Disneyland! The format and seating was almost…read morethe same. The ride itself was interesting. Half spoken in English and half in Cantonese. Very interesting and if your a Disney lover like me, I think you would enjoy it too. Overall, Disneyland is always fun anywhere. I did like this ride.

If you're in the area of Tseung Kwan O this is the most recent addition of cinemas. They are…read morelocated in the Popcorn mall and have 6 houses, all either medium or small. The tickets may be a little bit less expensive but everything here is also more simple. The seats are not very comfortable and the aisles are quite narrow. There is only 1 auto ticket booth and there's not enough manpower at the normal ticket booth, so prepare for some waiting time. That's the same for the convenience store. On busy days they only have max 2 persons helping you and they only sell sweet popcorn. In Hong Kong many animated pictures are dubbed to Chinese and a lot of cinemas show both versions. Here at the Popcorn Mall they normally show only the Chinese version.

Really spacious and next to many artworks and displays outside. Has a souvenir shop with…read moreinteresting trinkets and also small business items.

The building's exterior is a major hot spot for Instagram pictures, as is the rest of the…read morepromenade. It really doesn't look like much at first glance, but it looks amazing in photographs. I, personally, have never saw a performance here, but I did go inside to use the restroom. There's also seats in the middle of the lobby, which is absolutely perfect for resting aching feet after strolling around East Tsim Sha Tsui.