Free Disneyland tickets are to be given to selected pupils in every primary school class in Hong Kong in a HK$10 million initiative aimed at encouraging less academically gifted students to make...
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Disneyland will increase its ticket prices across the board from tomorrow. The cost of visiting the theme park with an adult one-day ticket will rise HK$51, or 12.8 per cent, from HK$399 to HK$450...
Chinese journalists want to know every detail about an old Russian ship, according to the Voice of Russia.
Hong Kong's house of mouse is finally making some money. The city's Disney park reported profits of HK$109 million, thanks to a 13 per cent rise in visitor numbers.
On July 17, 1955, when moviemaker Walt Disney turned more than 64 hectares of farmland into a theme park based on his animated characters, many people thought it was a fantasy that wouldn't look...
Hong Kong Disneyland can finally be called a financial success. Seven years after it opened, a decade after construction began and 14 years after plans for the development were unveiled, it has...
Here's to the real worth of a profit of HK$109 million on revenues of HK$4.3 billion and an investment of more than HK$20 billion after declared losses of HK$3.8 billion since 2008 and who knows...
Seven years after opening, Hong Kong Disneyland has made a profit for the first time, thanks to surging visitor numbers. For the fiscal year ending September 2012, the theme park earned revenue of...
It is supposed to be a fantasy land, but Hong Kong's Magic Kingdom is more often remembered as a zone of controversy and complaints. Hong Kong Disneyland was touted by the Hong Kong government as...
Little could have prepared Noble Coker for the rocky ride he's been on since starting at Hong Kong's magic kingdom project in 2002.
Disneyland expects to open the last attraction of its three-stage HK$3.6 billion expansion project this spring.
The new area is called Mystic Point - home to "mysterious forces and...
It was not a particularly striking item in the newspaper at the time and I suspect most readers will have barely noticed it.
But something about the piece struck me as odd and familiar at...
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