How to visit all Disney Asia parks in 14 nights

How to visit all Disney Asia parks in 14 Nights
Last Updated: 8th September 2025
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Heads up, Disney fans! Did you know Disney has three award-winning resorts in Asia; Tokyo Disney Resort, Hong Kong Disneyland, and the latest, Shanghai Disney Resort?

It’s kinda funny, when most folks think about taking a Disney vacation, it’s often Walt Disney World, Disneyland Resort or Disneyland Paris that come to mind. I mean, it’s not their fault, Disney do heavily promote these places after all.

Now, just imagine this for a second. You’re a Disney enthusiast, ever dreamed of hitting all the Disney parks worldwide? Well, that’s possible; but planning for such trips, especially those that take you halfway across the globe, can feel a bit like a wild goose chase.

But guess what? We’re here to help! We’ve been to every single one of these parks, we’ve helped countless holidaymakers experience the magic of Asia, so believe me, we have this down to a science.

There’s this misconception about the Asian Disney parks, you know. They might seem a bit out of reach due to high travel costs, but surprise, you totally can visit three countries, experience four unique Disney parks, all in your usual 14-night holiday period and guess what – it could cost you the same or even less than a two-week stay in Orlando!

Those Asian Disney parks, they’re an adventure waiting to happen.

They have immersive themed areas that’ll stoke your imagination, they’ve put a new spin on old fan favourites, and best of all, they have unique attractions you won’t find anywhere else.

Plus, they also have new, technologically advanced themed lands that no other Disney park has. Think about the gigantic ‘World of Frozen’ at Hong Kong Disneyland, the one-of-a-kind ‘Zootopia Land’ at Shanghai Disney Resort, and the breathtaking ‘Fantasy Springs’ that brings Tangled, Frozen, and Peter Pan to life.

With a little bit of strategic planning and our helping hand, the dream of visiting all three Asian Disney parks in 14 nights becomes more than just a pipe dream. It’s something you can actually do – over and over! With us behind you every step of the way, your magical adventure is sure to be everything you’ve dreamed of, and more.

So, what are you waiting for?

This itinerary is a guide price only. It shows an example of how a holiday to all the Disney Asia parks might look. Actual costs will vary depending on number of travellers, travel dates, flight choices, hotel type, and ticket options.

• The price shown is based on live rates at the time of research. Prices can change at any time. Use the currency converter on our home page to see an estimate in your own currency.
• Flights are priced from London Heathrow, but we can build a package from any airport worldwide. Quotes are always tailored to your departure point and currency.
• A trip like this can only be booked up to 11 months before return date as flights, hotels, and tickets are not released earlier. We only quote genuine, bookable elements and never speculate on items not yet on sale.
• Disney hotels in Asia usually open bookings 4–6 months in advance and are limited to around 5 nights. For longer stays and better value, we include off-site hotels near the parks.
• The itinerary cost does not include visas (if required), meals, drinks, shopping, or extra sightseeing. These depend on personal preference.

This is a flexible framework to help you plan. We adjust every quote to fit your own holiday style and budget.

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Day of Departure & Day 1
Travel: London Heathrow to Shanghai Pudong International
Fly comfortably with British Airways in premium economy. The flight duration is around 12 hours and 45 minutes.

Premium economy provides extra legroom and comfy seating, making the long flight considerably bearable. It also usually includes access to an airport lounge where you can enjoy some champagne or a soft drink before your flight. Please note that you’ll arrive the next day due to crossing international date lines.

A private car for your transfer from the airport to your hotel is arranged.

Accommodate yourself for 3 nights at the Melia Shanghai Parkside. You’ll be staying in the Deluxe Room with breakfast included. The hotel is eye-catching with a blend of Shanghainese Shikumen-style architecture. It’s conveniently located near Shanghai Disneyland Park and is just a 12-minute walk to Disney Town. Enjoy fantastic dining options which meet Spanish, Shanghai, American, and Chinese culinary traditions.

An upgrade to the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel or the Toy Story Hotel is suggested when they go on sale which is usually around 6 months prior to arrival.

Day 2
Spend your day at Shanghai Disney Resort. The package includes a 1-day park entry ticket per person.

Here are 5 of the most popular attractions at Shanghai Disney Resort:

• TRON Lightcycle Power Run – a high-speed roller coaster where you ride futuristic motorbikes.

• Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure – a groundbreaking boat ride with massive sets and digital effects.

• Roaring Rapids – a thrilling river raft adventure through ancient caves and an encounter with the giant Q’aráq.

• Seven Dwarfs Mine Train – a family-friendly coaster with swaying mine carts and detailed storytelling.

• Soaring Over the Horizon – an immersive flight simulator that takes you over global landmarks.

Day 3
Another exciting day at Shanghai Disney Resort awaits you. Again, a 1-day park entry ticket per person is included.

Here are 5 of the most popular dining options at Shanghai Disney Resort:

• Barbossa’s Bounty – Pirates of the Caribbean–themed quick service with grilled meats and Chinese-style dishes, plus a view of the ride.

• Royal Banquet Hall – table service inside Enchanted Storybook Castle with character dining and international cuisine.

• Remy’s Patisserie – French pastries, cakes, and coffee inspired by Ratatouille, located on Mickey Avenue.

• Wandering Moon Teahouse – traditional Chinese dishes in a beautiful setting that reflects classical Chinese architecture.

• Stargazer Grill – large casual dining spot near Tomorrowland with burgers, fried chicken, and Asian-inspired options.

Day 4
Private car transfer from your hotel to the airport is planned.

Your next destination is Hong Kong. You’ll be flying from Shanghai Pudong International to Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok International Airport. The economy flight with Cathay Pacific takes around 3 hours.

Upon your arrival in Hong Kong, a private car will be waiting to take you to your hotel.

Day 5 & Day 6
You will be staying for 3 nights in the 4-star Disney Hollywood Hotel, in a Mickley & Friends Standard Deluxe Room.

Disney’s Hollywood Hotel at Hong Kong Disneyland combines Art Deco elegance with a playful movie-inspired theme. Guests enjoy stylish rooms, resort-style pools, lush gardens, and a range of dining options, including character dining. Its location near the park makes it a convenient choice for families and Disney fans looking for comfort and easy access to the magic.

Disney’s Hollywood Hotel is only available to book from 9 months before your check-out date. This booking policy makes it important to plan your visit around availability, especially during peak travel seasons. Early planning ensures you secure your stay while still leaving room to tailor the rest of your Hong Kong Disneyland holiday. This also applies to The Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, & Disney Explorers Lodge

Your itinerary includes a day at Hong Kong Disneyland on Day 5 and Day 6, with a one-day park entry ticket per person included for each day.

Here are 5 of the most popular attractions at Hong Kong Disneyland:

• Iron Man Experience – a 3D motion simulator where you join Iron Man to battle Hydra over Hong Kong.

• Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle! – an interactive shooting ride through a high-tech battlefield.

• Mystic Manor – a trackless dark ride with incredible effects, unique to Hong Kong Disneyland.

• Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars – a thrilling coaster with forward and backward sections.

• It’s a Small World – a classic Disney boat ride with local Hong Kong touches.

Here are 5 of the most popular dining options at Hong Kong Disneyland:

• Crystal Lotus – fine dining at Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, famous for Disney-themed dim sum.

• Main Street Corner Cafe hosted by Coca-Cola – casual sit-down restaurant with American classics and seasonal Disney menus.

• Royal Banquet Hall – large food court inside Fantasyland serving Asian and Western dishes in a regal setting.

• Explorer’s Club Restaurant – Adventurers-themed venue in Mystic Point with cuisine from Korea, Southeast Asia, and Japan.

• Starliner Diner – Tomorrowland’s retro-style quick service with burgers, fried chicken, and milkshakes.

Day 7: A private car transfer from your hotel to the airport is arranged for you. You will be flying from Chek Lap Kok International Airport to Haneda International Japan on Japan Airlines Economy class. The flight duration is approximately 3 hours and 50 minutes.

A private car transfer from the airport to your hotel in Shanghai is also included.

Experience the Magic of Fantasy Springs at Tokyo DisneySea!

Fantasy Springs is the newest addition to Tokyo DisneySea and it’s now open for all guests to enjoy without extra steps or restrictions. No more Standby Passes or complicated booking systems. You simply join the queue and step into a world of fairytales brought to life.

The land is packed with detail and magic, featuring four headline attractions: Anna and Elsa’s Frozen Journey, Rapunzel’s Lantern Festival, Peter Pan’s Never Land Adventure, and Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies. Each ride has been designed with stunning visuals, immersive storytelling, and the kind of Disney magic that makes every visit unforgettable.

Disney Premier Access is still available for Frozen, Rapunzel, and Peter Pan, which gives you the chance to cut down your wait time if you want to. Frozen is by far the most popular ride in the land, so a DPA is worth considering if that’s at the top of your list.

The entrance to Fantasy Springs is about a 20-minute walk from Tokyo DisneySea’s front gate, so you’ll have time to decide how you want to spend your day before arriving. Whether you choose to wander through the land at your own pace or head straight for the attractions, Fantasy Springs is designed to make your visit smooth, magical, and full of memorable moments.

Day 8 to Day 13

For 7 Nights, stay at luxurious 5-star Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay in a Park Wing room. Step into the exciting world of Maihama where you can savour various dining options and unwind in the best spa and bath facilities. Reach Bayside Monorail Station on the Disney Resort Line in just a 5-minute walk or a 1-minute shuttle ride. This directly takes you to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, as well as to ‘Ikspiari,’ Disney Resort’s own version of Disney Springs.

For a more luxurious experience, consider upgrading to the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel, Tokyo DisneySea Fantasy Springs Hotel, Tokyo DisneySea MiraCosta, Tokyo Ambassador Hotel, Tokyo Celebration Hotel, or the Tokyo Disney Resort Toy Story Hotel about 5 months prior to arrival – and for a maximum 5 night stay.

Tokyo Disney Resort Vacation Package

There packages make planning simple by bundling park tickets, hotel stays, and exclusive perks into one booking. They are available for two to four days, giving you the flexibility to design a short escape or a longer Disney holiday. Packages guarantee admission to both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, even during the busiest times, which takes away the stress of sold-out days.

Beyond admission and accommodation, the packages include extras that help you save time and add more fun to your trip. You will also enjoy unique souvenirs and dining benefits that are not available with standard bookings. Hotels offered include the Disney Ambassador Hotel, Tokyo Disneyland Hotel, Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta, and the Toy Story Hotel, giving you a mix of luxury, themed stays, and family-friendly choices.

Key benefits of booking a Tokyo Disney Vacation Package:

• Guaranteed entry to both parks, even on peak days

• Two to four day options to match your schedule

• Disney Premier Access for select attractions

• Reserved seating for shows and parades

• Meal coupons for use at restaurants across the resort

• Exclusive merchandise and travel kits included

• Accommodation at official Disney Hotels for maximum convenience

Key factors to consider before booking:

• Packages are generally more expensive than buying tickets and hotels separately

• You must commit to staying at a Disney Hotel within the package

• Availability is limited, so early booking is recommended. These packages go on sale 4 months ahead of arrival and are full payment at time of booking. Cancellation and refund terms are included for booking confidence.

• Meals outside the included vouchers are paid separately

• Flexibility is lower compared to building your own trip

Immerse in Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo DisneySea
The package includes a 6-day admission ticket per guest.
Consider spending 3 days each at the vast Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, offering countless attractions.

Top 5 Attractions – Tokyo Disneyland & DisneySea

• Journey to the Center of the Earth (DisneySea) – a unique high-speed ride deep inside a volcano with stunning effects.

• Pooh’s Hunny Hunt (Disneyland) – a groundbreaking trackless dark ride, exclusive to Tokyo.

• Tower of Terror (DisneySea) – a different storyline from the US parks, with unique theming around explorer Harrison Hightower.

• Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast (Disneyland) – an advanced trackless ride with lifelike animatronics and huge show scenes.

• Toy Story Mania! (DisneySea) – an interactive shooting gallery ride, one of the park’s busiest attractions.

Top 5 Dining Options – Tokyo Disney Resort

• Magellan’s (DisneySea) – fine dining inside the fortress at Mediterranean Harbor, often rated one of the best Disney restaurants worldwide.

• Queen of Hearts Banquet Hall (Disneyland) – whimsical Alice in Wonderland–themed restaurant with hearty meals and fun decor.

• Vulcania Restaurant (DisneySea) – buffet-style dining inside Mount Prometheus with Chinese-inspired dishes.

• Grandma Sara’s Kitchen (Disneyland) – cozy home-style Japanese meals in Critter Country.

• Horizon Bay Restaurant (DisneySea) – buffet dining with Disney character meet-and-greets.

Day 14
End your captivating visit with a comfortable private car transfer from your hotel to the airport.

Trip Back to the UK
Take a British Airways – Premium Economy flight from Haneda International Airport to London Heathrow, with a flight duration of approximately 15 hours.

Before you start your journey back home, relax and enjoy a few drinks in the VIP lounge, compliments of your premium economy flight. Enjoy reminiscing your unforgettable adventures!

How to visit all Disney Asia parks and book dining for each resort:

Knowing different dining options available in all Disney Asia parks is beneficial. This involves understanding both table service and quick service options, which you can do through the official resort app. Then, on daily basis, consider where you want to eat. Advance reservations may be required at some places while others are quick service places where you line up and wait.

– Tokyo Disney Resort opens reservations 30 days ahead of your preferred dining date, through the official app.
– At Hong Kong Disneyland, dial +852 3550-3388 for guest services.
– Use the live chat on the official website to book at Shanghai Disney Resort. Only 4 restaurants require advance reservations here.

Official Park Apps

These apps are available for download on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Stores.

Hong Kong Disneyland: Tickets should be linked on the app before reaching the park, though a printed copy is also acceptable as long as the QR code is clear. Your picture will be taken at the gates and linked to the ticket. A refusal to take photo will refuse park entry. Through the app, you can get free standby passes and paid premier access passes. Seeing the crowd before buying premiers is advisable but considering you’ll spend only 2 days in the park, buying premiers may be worthwhile.

Shanghai Disney Resort: Similar to Hong Kong Disneyland, your passport ID and name will be linked to the tickets and your photo will be taken and linked with these details. Remember to bring your original ID to the park as refusal to do so will refuse park entry. Free standby and paid premier passes can be secured via the app. Again, first check the queue before purchasing premier access.

Tokyo Disney Resort: To save time at the park, link your tickets to the app before arrival. Most features of the app only become active when you’re inside the park and have scanned the gates. Once inside, first reserve your free standby and priority passes, request show access, and purchase any available premier access attractions. Although you may be reluctant in paying for access to rides, you will appreciate this idea when you notice the long queues. Stay on top of the return times provided by the app to secure your passes.

Additional Local Information

Hong Kong: Bring around HKD$1000 (£100) in cash for taxis, snacks, and local stalls. Credit cards work well in hotels, malls, and restaurants, but taxis remain mostly cash-only. An Octopus Card is essential for MTR trains, buses, ferries, and convenience stores.

• Approximate daily spend per person: HKD$400–600 (£40–60), covering meals, transport, and extras.

• Park Spending Tip: Quick-service meals inside Hong Kong Disneyland average HKD$90–120 (£9–12). Souvenirs like plush toys or pins start from HKD$80 (£8). Consider budgeting HKD$300–400 (£30–40) per person for food and shopping inside the park.

Shanghai: Keep around RMB¥950 (£100) in cash for metro fares, taxis, and dining outside tourist areas. Shanghai Disneyland accepts credit cards for most purchases, but cash helps at markets and smaller eateries. Alipay and WeChat Pay are common, though less accessible for international visitors.

• Approximate daily spend per person: RMB¥350–500 (£40–55), including meals, metro rides, and small extras.

• Park Spending Tip: Meals inside Shanghai Disneyland cost around RMB¥70–120 (£8–13). Souvenirs like Minnie ears or mugs range from RMB¥100–200 (£11–22). If using Disney Premier Access, budget around RMB¥90–150 (£10–17) per attraction per person.

Tokyo: Carry about JPY¥20,500 (£100) in cash. Japan is cash-heavy, especially in small restaurants and local shops. ATMs at 7-Eleven and other convenience stores are reliable for foreign cards. Inside Tokyo Disney Resort, most restaurants and shops accept credit cards, but vending machines and snack carts often need cash.

• Approximate daily spend per person: JPY¥7,000–10,000 (£35–50), covering meals, transport, and extras.

• Park Spending Tip: Quick-service meals inside the parks cost around JPY¥1,200–1,800 (£6–9). Character dining or table service averages JPY¥3,000–4,500 (£15–22). Popular souvenirs such as popcorn buckets cost about JPY¥2,600–3,400 (£13–17). Disney Premier Access ranges from JPY¥1,500–2,500 (£8–13) per attraction per person.

Extra Tips:

• Always choose to pay in local currency when using your card to avoid extra fees.

• Confirm with your bank about foreign transaction charges before your trip.

• Carry smaller bills and coins for coin lockers, vending machines, and transport.

• Airports and convenience store ATMs are the most reliable places to withdraw cash.

Lets start planning your Disney Asia Park adventure today.